Machinery Monitoring Engineer

Total Number of Openings 1 The Chevron Engineering and Innovation Excellence Center (ENGINE) in Bengaluru India brings together the resources and expertise of the Chevron global network with talent in India to enhance agility and technological innovation to optimize solutions for the world’s current and future energy challenges. As one of the leading energy providers worldwide, Chevron is involved in the production of crude oil and natural gas, manufacturing of transportation fuels, lubricants, petrochemicals, and additives, and the development of enabling technologies. Chevron's vision is to be the global energy company most admired for its people, partnerships, and performance. With a clear purpose to develop affordable, reliable, ever-cleaner energy that enables human progress, we believe human ingenuity has the power to solve any challenge and overcome any obstacle. Meeting the world’s growing energy needs requires the pursuit of innovations and advancements that deliver a better future for all. The Control Systems Engineer provides technical support for process control systems in complex processing facilities, with a primary focus on alarm management and alarm system performance improvement.

The Machinery Monitoring Engineer is part of Reliability and Integrity organization within Chevron’s ENGINE Center.  This role provides remote monitoring, diagnostics, and development of new solutions for critical rotating equipment across Chevron's North America deepwater operating assets.  Monitoring activities include the subsea pump predictive analytics development and monitoring, review of oil samples and analysis, major rotating equipment optimization and performance analysis reviews, history brief assistance after major repairs while providing insights to business unit customers through weekly or bi-weekly reporting and meetings.

Support the expansion and deployment of predictive analytics and advanced diagnostic tools for machinery performance evaluation and early warning detection, with a particular focus on subsea pump monitoring and performance analysis. Subsea equipment monitoring includes subsea pumps and support systems, including HPUs and control systems. This requires interfacing with the Deepwater Support Center and the Subsea Operations Team.  Identifying and reporting subsea equipment anomalies promptly to the subsea operations team.  Maintaining and updating the equipment performance monitoring tool and integrating any new subsea pump systems installed into the tool. Engage closely with deepwater engineering and operations teams to support equipment troubleshooting, identify long-term performance trends, and detect early signs of degradation or abnormal operation. Perform equipment health assessments and provide data-driven optimization and reliability improvement recommendations. Review, and analyse lubricating oil sample reports, assess machinery condition, develop trend analyses, and proactively notify the region of abnormal conditions or emerging risks. Support data collection, analysis, and reporting for benchmarking critical rotating equipment reliability, availability, and efficiency metrics across the region. Assist in the development of equipment history briefs following major maintenance or repair activities, ensuring lessons learned and performance impacts are clearly documented.

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from a recognized (AICTE) university Extensive experience in rotating equipment operation, maintenance, system optimization and machinery condition monitoring analysis Proven experience in machinery monitoring - predictive analytics models for subsea equipment.

10+ years’ experience as a machinery engineer or analyst in an Oil and Gas operating facility Skilled use of Smart Signal / Uptime AI / Any other predictive analytics software / ability to create, tune and modify models.