Hydrodynamics Engineer (M/F)

AIS FranceBouches-du-RhôneEURESpublished 10/06/2026
Must-have:Python
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About the company

A recognized player in the offshore engineering field, our company designs and develops custom technical equipment for complex international projects. Our design office designs equipment from the pre-study phase through to final sizing. We are committed to innovative projects, combining precision engineering with new product development.

Your tasks

Integrated into the engineering team, you will work on various projects in an offshore environment, with the following main responsibilities:

  • Perform complex hydrodynamic analyses (risers, pipelines, floating modules...)
  • Model the behavior at sea of floating structures (waves, currents)
  • Collaborate closely with structural engineers to integrate your results into the overall design
  • Participate in the mechanical/structural sizing of equipment
  • Write technical reports and present your findings to clients and partners
  • Contribute to the continuous improvement of our products and internal tools

Requirements

Education: Master's degree (Master 2 or engineering degree) in fluid mechanics, hydrodynamics, or offshore engineering.

Technical Skills

  • Proficiency in hydrodynamic simulation tools (OrcaFlex, DeepLines, Fluent)
  • Good understanding of fluid/structure interactions
  • Solid notions in mechanical sizing (Ansys, SolidWorks, etc.)
  • Knowledge of DNV / API / ISO standards
  • Proficiency with data processing tools (Python, MATLAB)

Languages: Professional English (reading, writing, speaking)

Soft Skills

  • Analytical mindset and scientific rigor
  • Ability to work in a multidisciplinary team
  • Initiative, technical curiosity, good communication

What we offer

Why join us?

  • A stimulating, human-sized environment with strong technical expertise
  • Varied international projects
  • Modern tools and a cohesive team
  • A company that values autonomy, continuous learning, and creativity