Peter Chesson Miet
About Peter Chesson Miet
Peter Chesson Miet is a Subsea Engineer at ExxonMobil with extensive experience in both offshore and onshore environments, specializing in the technical design and delivery of subsea and topside control systems.
Career Overview at ExxonMobil
Peter Chesson Miet currently works at ExxonMobil as a Subsea Engineer, a position he has held since 2018. Previously, he served at ExxonMobil in various roles including Systems Completion Subsea Engineer (2011-2012) and Lead Subsea Controls and Umbilical Engineer (2007-2011) in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. His roles have spanned from technical design to overseeing build, testing, and delivery of subsea and topside control system hardware.
Experience at McDermott International Inc.
Peter Chesson Miet worked at McDermott International Inc. as a Senior Principal Subsea Engineer from 2012 to 2018. During his tenure, he was based in Singapore and Malaysia, where he led teams and collaborated with third-party contractors to ensure effective project execution.
Roles at Vetco Gray
Peter Chesson Miet's tenure at Vetco Gray included roles as a Project Manager (2001-2006) in Nailsea, England, and as a Project Engineer (1997-2001) in Aberdeen, Scotland. His responsibilities encompassed technical design and oversight during project execution, contributing to his broad expertise in subsea engineering.
Early Career Development
Peter Chesson Miet started his engineering career with the Royal Navy as a Weapons Engineer, a role he held from 1988 to 1996. He then moved to Norson Power as a Senior Field Service Engineer (1996-1997) in Aberdeen, Scotland, further honing his skills in the field.
Educational Background
Peter Chesson Miet studied at HMS Collingwood in 1970. The education provided him with foundational knowledge that propelled his long-standing career in subsea engineering.
Expertise and Responsibilities
Peter Chesson Miet has extensive experience in both offshore and onshore environments. He has led teams through various stages of the engineering lifecycle, from concept design to commissioning, enhancing his problem-solving capabilities. His broad knowledge encompasses technical design, interface management, and the oversight of manufacturing, installation, and commissioning of subsea systems.