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Chandan Maity
Subsea Engineer — Riser | Jumper | Umbilical | OrcaFlex | Fatigue | Integrity
Hyderabad, India · Project Engineering, Riser & Jumpers @ TechnipFMCSnapshot
4+Years in Offshore Engineering
10+Major Offshore Projects
1,900+Engineering Hours Saved via Automation
3Industry Awards
Experience
Project Engineering — Riser & Jumpers
- Supported installation team through a mid-installation length shortage, coordinating cross-functional mitigation.
- Delivered integrity and fitness-for-service assessments for subsea riser and jumper systems.
- Built coupled OrcaFlex models for extreme environmental loading and installation scenarios.
- Led technical interfaces across design, installation, and client engineering teams.
Senior Subsea Engineer
- Performed pull-in and seal engagement engineering; built an automated modeling tool for the process.
- Ran deployment, recovery, and installation analysis for suction anchors, ROVs, umbilical risers, flexible hoses, and UTAs.
- Automated engineering workflows with Python and the OrcaFlex API, saving 1,900+ hours annually.
- Trained engineers in Python automation and fatigue assessment methodology.
Selected Projects
- Eneva Nanook (Brazil) — failure assessment and integrity evaluation for FSRU flexible systems.
- Shell Crux — rapid mitigation of a mid-installation length shortage.
- BP Argos (Gulf of Mexico) — fatigue analysis and installation dwell-time evaluation.
- Shell Whale (Gulf of Mexico) — extreme analysis and I-Tube load validation.
- Pazflor Repair (Angola, TotalEnergies) — fatigue reassessment for a modified flexible line.
- LLOG Salamanca (Gulf of Mexico) — BSR sizing optimization for dual OD flexible risers.
- Mozambique Development — installation fatigue, crush assessment, and line-crossing evaluation.
Education & Recognition
M.Tech, Ocean Engineering — IIT Madras
- Hydrodynamics, offshore structures, rigid riser design; storm surge & inundation modelling project.
B.Tech, Mechanical Engineering — Kalyani Government Engineering College
- FEM stress analysis of a dental crown (ANSYS).
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