Electrical Engineer

At Barge Master, you'll be part of a hands-on engineering team developing advanced offshore motion compensation systems for clients around the world. As an Electrical Engineer, you'll play a key role in designing the power and battery systems that keep our machines operating safely and efficiently.

Your work will focus on the design and integration of electrical power systems, taking into account vessel requirements, technical specifications, safety standards, project budgets, and lead times. You'll work closely with suppliers and contractors to review and optimise electrical designs and diagrams, ensuring they meet both technical and practical requirements.

Throughout the engineering and build process, you'll maintain direct contact with contractors and support the successful implementation of your designs. Working alongside mechanical, hydraulic and software engineers, you'll contribute to fully integrated solutions that perform reliably in demanding offshore environments.

Because our electrical and hydraulic drive systems work closely together, knowledge of hydraulic power systems is a strong advantage. This role offers plenty of variety and collaboration across disciplines, giving you the opportunity to make a visible impact on the performance and functionality of the final equipment.

Your profile

• A degree in electrical engineering or a related discipline
• At least 2 - 3 years of relevant work experience
• Experience with the design of power systems, preferably vessel power systems
• Experience with battery design is an advantage
• Knowledge/experience of hydraulic power systems is an advantage
• Strong communication skills to liaise with suppliers and contractors
• Full command of the English language (both written and verbal)

Working at Barge Master

At Barge Master we work hard to deliver quality and finish our projects in time. We believe a stimulative company culture with enough room for fun motivates our people to do so. Our company is growing, and we want you to grow with it. That is why working at Barge Master also means:

• Being part of the dynamic offshore wind industry contributing to the energy transition.
• Joining an open, young, and supportive working environment.
• Receiving a competitive remuneration reflecting your experience and responsibilities.
• Operating within a team but with significant individual autonomy.
• Enjoying a healthy and sustainable lunch, including a salad bar, a hot meal or bread and a barista
• Participating in numerous company gatherings.
• Enjoying a breathtaking view of Rotterdam from our 12th floor.
• Opportunities for international travel.
• travel compensation

Process:

Does this position sound like a good fit for you? If so, please send your cover letter and resume to our HR Assistant, Laura De Ridder, at recruitment@barge-master.com. If we see a good fit after the first interview, we’ll schedule a second interview. If we’re still a good fit at that point, we’ll make you an offer.

For more information, please call 010-409 00 60.

Benefits:

• Company parties
• Company gym
• Bike plan
• Lunch
• Travel allowance

Job Type: Full-time

Work Location: Hybrid remote in 3029 Rotterdam