Working at Ramboll Oil & Gas

With close to 700 oil and gas specialists representing more than 15 nationalities, Ramboll Oil & Gas operates from offices in Denmark, Norway, Qatar, Russia and the U.A.E. As a part of the Ramboll Group - counting 10,000 employees - we provide independent engineering consultancy for the oil and gas industry.

An international perspective

Currently Ramboll Oil & Gas has offices in Denmark, Norway, Russia, India, Abu Dhabi (U.A.E.) and Qatar. And no matter where you are located your everyday working life will have an international touch as we often work on cross-border projects and have a number of international clients.

Highly skilled specialists

In Ramboll most of our people have academic backgrounds. They comprise engineering (68 percent), social, political or economics (nine percent), and arts/humanities (three percent). Twenty percent of our people have another type of background altogether.

Our oil and gas specialists work within different engineering disciplines such as piping and mechanical, structural, electrical and instrumentation, process, pipelines, environmental assessment, weight and cost, risk and safety. Also, policy and sector studies, concept and feasibility studies and project management services are part of our areas of expertise.

Engineering consultancy jobs

At Ramboll Oil & Gas we work as engineers, draughtsmen, technicians, biologists, geologists, economists, IT developers and consultants, project managers etc. and we employ student assistants, trainees, project engineers, senior engineers, project managers, chief consultants and other specialist positions.

Learn more about a few of our employees with different job titles.

German citizens working in Denmark

German citizens Christoph Pahl and Stefan Soost work in the Piping & Mechanical department at the head office in Denmark.

Why did you come to Denmark?

“It was mostly a coincidence” Christoph explains. “I saw an ad in the paper and came to Esbjerg for an interview. It really opened my eyes to how big the offshore industry is in Denmark. Who knew that offshore has such a major influence on the Danish export?”. “In my case it was because I heard about the Danish working conditions and the company from Christoph,” Stefan smiles.

There are several nationalities in the department and the informal Danish tone – compared to some other countries – can sometimes be one of the most surprising challenges.

“There is a relaxed tone about your working hours and holiday planning. If you have special requests you ask your team leader or the Director of the department. Ramboll trusts that you are able to manage your own time,” they explain. “Working hours are flexible, we have a great canteen, you can get an Internet connection as part of your salary and so on. There are lots of benefits that are just part of the company culture – or perhaps just Danish.”