Summary: The Pipeline Analyst interprets data from Ultrasonic Shear Wave Technology to detect crack-like axial defects, ensuring accurate categorization, documentation, and interpretation of information. Highlights: 1. Interpret data from Ultrasonic Shear Wave Technology for defect detection 2. Review and interpret data to identify features, patterns, or irregularities 3. Align and cross-reference different sources of information for consistency **JOB DESCRIPTION:**The Pipeline Analyst interprets data collected from Ultrasonic Shear Wave Technology for the purposes of detecting crack\-like axial defects under the constant supervision of individuals qualified for the task(s) being performed. Reviews and interprets data to identify features, patterns, or irregularities following established guidelines. Recognizes key elements within the data set and ensures they are correctly categorized and documented. Identifies relevant installation or structural indicators based on the information provided. Establishes and verifies reference points in the data to support accurate analysis and reporting. Detects and documents changes or variations in the data that may require attention. Aligns and cross\-references different sources of information (e.g., customer documents, maps, logs) to ensure consistency and completeness. Interprets location\-based information and ensures accurate entry, correction, and organization of this data in internal systems. **REQUIREMENTS:** Must hold a university degree in Engineering, preferably in Geological, Environmental, Chemical Engineering, or a closely related technical field is required. Degrees in other scientific or engineering disciplines will also be considered if they provide a strong analytical or technical foundation. Proficient in English, both spoken and written. Minimum of 2 years’ working experience in a technical field is preferred. Strong Excel skills and general technical aptitude.