Electrical Engineer
Core
Designing new electric and hybrid propulsion systems for commercial marine vessels to make port operations cheaper, quieter, and less emissive.
Role type
Electrical Engineer (Commercial Marine Systems)
Builds
Electric and hybrid propulsion systems for tugs, ferries, and defense vessels
Domain
Marine industry / Electric propulsion
Deliverable
production ML models | product features | dashboards & analysis | research | client delivery | infrastructure | physical/clinical work
Required skills
Control panel design, Low voltage distribution, Electrical design software (Zuken, EPLAN, AutoCAD Electrical), Industrial automation hardware (PLCs, IO modules), Industrial communication protocols (Ethernet/IP, PROFINET, Modbus, CAN), Electrical panel building and troubleshooting, Sea trial support, Component supplier interfacing
Preferred skills
Commercial marine vessel experience, UL508A/IEC 61439 standards, ABS/USCG/IEEE/IEC standards, Functional safety (DFMEA, redundancy), EMI/EMC and grounding, Zuken Panel/E3 modules
Responsibilities
Translating control architectures and P&IDs into manufacturable hardware definitions and panel layouts, Owning logical IO allocation, schematics, and 2D/3D panel layouts, Generating manufacturing data packages (BOMs, wire lists, terminal strip diagrams), Hands-on wiring, testing, and debugging of high and low voltage systems, Developing and using bench test systems, Supporting sea trials to validate and certify systems, Interfacing with component suppliers, partner shipyards, and vessel operators
Seniority
Mid-level, hands-on IC
