Offshore engineering is a specialized field that focuses on the design, construction, and maintenance of structures and systems located in ocean environments. This includes platforms for oil and gas extraction, wind farms, and underwater pipelines. Engineers in this field must consider factors like water depth, wave action, and environmental impact to ensure safety and efficiency. The work often involves collaboration with various disciplines, including civil engineering, mechanical engineering, and environmental science. Offshore engineers use advanced technology and materials to create resilient structures that can withstand harsh marine conditions, contributing to energy production and resource management.