Engineer (m/f/d)

In a demanding security and defense policy environment, you ensure the unrestricted operational readiness of state-of-the-art naval units at sea through functional, robust and mission-appropriate spatial concepts.

Here's what we offer

• Direct involvement in technically demanding new construction and modernization projects for state-of-the-art naval vessels
• Broad range of tasks from conception and detailed design to practical construction supervision on board
• Responsible interface function between engineering, purchasing, manufacturing and international system suppliers
• Close collaboration within an interdisciplinary team of experts for shipbuilding equipment and integration

Your tasks

• Design, procurement and integration of all furnishing components such as wall and ceiling systems, floors, furniture as well as galley and utility areas
• Creation of furnishing, overview, construction and manufacturing documents for crew and operating rooms
• Technical management and coordination of subcontractors throughout the entire project cycle
• Creation and continuous maintenance of technical ordering and testing specifications.
• Maintenance of relevant data and documents in the project-related database systems
• Independent structuring, planning and timely completion of the assigned work packages

Your profile

• Successfully completed studies (engineering) or state-certified technician in the fields of shipbuilding, interior design, mechanical engineering or a comparable qualification
• Alternatively, completed vocational training with relevant further qualification in the field of wood technology, mechanical engineering or shipbuilding
• Several years of professional experience in shipbuilding equipment, ideally in naval shipbuilding or on special ships
• Solid user knowledge of CAD and PLM systems such as Siemens NX / Teamcenter and AutoCAD
• Proficient use of common MS Office applications as well as fluent German and good English skills.
• Structured, goal-oriented work style, resilience, and a minimal willingness to travel (3–5%).