Senior Risk Engineer (all gender) Petrochemical, Chemical / Heavy Industry, Full-Time or Part-Time

```html Job Responsibilities Your responsibility includes: Risk assessment (remote and physically on site) of industrial risks globally, with most of the assets in Europe and North America. Consistent and structured risk evaluation according to Helvetia standards and procedures. Work closely with the underwriter to shape insurance coverage to the technical quality of the risk. Servicing the Underwriting community with sound technical risk analysis, assisting to make sound, risk adequate underwriting decisions. You will contribute to the enhancement and expansion of existing risk assessment tools. Keep abreast of industry developments and act as a knowledge center in your field of expertise. Collect and disperse knowledge in your field, becoming the "go-to" point for technical questions. Collect and structure risk information to make it readily available for the assessment of risks of similar nature. Your Qualifications Your qualifications include: Engineering degree in Chemical / Process engineering or similar. Proven track record of relevant industry experience in an international environment. Ideally, you have risk management experience in a larger (petro)chemical corporation. Insurance experience as a risk engineer or an underwriter of international industrial risks is desired. Proficiency in English and at least one other major language would be beneficial. Ability to build and foster working relationships on all working levels with internal and external stakeholders. Strong work ethic, self-driven, curious, and eager to learn and share knowledge. Proven team player, service oriented, and possess a positive can-do attitude. What We Offer We provide the following benefits: Flex Office enables people to work independently of time and place. Staff restaurants at our main locations. Above-average retirement provision benefits. Attractive staff discounts and stock programmes. Option to buy extra vacation days. Promotion of public transport. ``` #J-18808-Ljbffr