Subsea intervention hardware and offshore emergency response equipment
Trendsetter Engineering designs subsea intervention systems, capping stacks and containment hardware for offshore oil and gas operators. Its stack pairs engineering analysis tools (ANSYS, OrcaFlex, STAAD.Pro, Mathcad, SolidWorks) with IFS Cloud and CMMS for asset upkeep, pointing to a rental and maintenance fleet alongside design work. Accelerating hiring is almost entirely engineering, centered on new intervention techniques and capping stack support.
Trendsetter Engineering is a privately held subsea services company founded in 1996 and headquartered in Houston, Texas, with 201–500 employees. It supplies specialized hardware to the offshore oil and gas industry, including capping stacks and containment systems, emergency response equipment, connection systems, manifolds and foundations, BOP subsea accumulator modules, and controls and distribution equipment. The company also offers rental equipment and intervention and workover services, with engineering capability for arctic and harsh environments. Current hiring is based in the United States.
Trendsetter uses engineering tools such as AutoCAD, SolidWorks, ANSYS, OrcaFlex, STAAD.Pro and Mathcad, plus IFS Cloud, SAP and CMMS for operations, on a Microsoft Azure AD, VMware and Cisco IT base.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and concentrated in engineering across senior, mid and junior levels, all in the United States, with a small finance component.
Current work includes new subsea intervention techniques and technology, well intervention projects, capping stack design and support, subsea system maintenance and modification, and 3D modeling of intervention systems.
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