Commissioning Engineer

Adven FI; Denmark; On-site; DKK 420,000 - 640,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work model

Salary based on qualifications

Strong team environment

Onboarding and sparring with managers

Job summary

Hoyer VMS Group in Frederikshavn, Denmark, is seeking a Commissioning Engineer who enjoys hands-on work with motors and international travel as part of an ambitious global team.

You will participate in commissioning and testing of motors and electrical systems, support project preparation, troubleshoot installations, and contribute to process improvements while traveling as needed and maintaining a hybrid on-site/field schedule.

Qualifications

• Technical background such as Marine Engineer or Mechanical Engineer.
• Interest in motor control systems, electrical systems, and engine room equipment.
• Thrive in hands‑on work and learning through practical experience.
• Curious, solution‑oriented and ready to take responsibility.
• Familiar with IT tools such as Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, and OneDrive.
• Professionally proficient in English, both written and spoken.

Responsibilities

• Commissioning and testing of motors, technical systems, and energy-saving solutions locally and globally.
• Assist in project preparation and condition assessments of electric motors.
• Troubleshoot and fault-find on electrical and mechanical installations.
• Carry out technical preparation and review prior to project execution.
• Contribute to continuous improvement of work processes.
• Travel as needed to support the service department.

Skills

Marine Engineer

Mechanical Engineer

Electrical systems

Tools

Microsoft Teams

SharePoint

OneDrive

Job description

Are you ready for international projects and technical challenges? Are you eager to work hands-on with motors and travel the world?

At Hoyer VMS Group, we are looking for a Commissioning Engineer who wants to grow in an international environment and work closely with advanced maritime systems. We are based in Frederikshavn, Denmark, where the daily work is expected to be carried out unless you are assigned to projects abroad.

Your responsibilities:

• Participate in commissioning and testing of motors, technical systems, and electrical energy-saving solutions both locally and globally.
• Assist in project preparation and condition assessments of electric motors.
• Perform troubleshooting and fault-finding on electrical and mechanical installations.
• Carry out technical preparation and review prior to project execution.
• Contribute to the continuous improvement of work processes.
• Travel as needed to support the service department.

This is a hybrid position combining office-based work with travel activities, which are expected to amount to approximately 100 travel days per year.

We imagine that you:

• Have a technical background, such as Marine Engineer, Mechanical Engineer, or similar.
• Have an interest in motor control systems, electrical systems, and engine room equipment.
• Thrive in hands-on work and learning through practical experience.
• Are curious, solution-oriented, and ready to take responsibility.
• Are familiar with IT tools such as Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, and OneDrive.
• Are professionally proficient in English, both written and spoken.

What we offer:

• A key role in a global company headquartered in Frederikshavn, with service bases in the USA, Brazil, China, and Namibia.
• A strong team environment where we support one another and maintain an informal working culture.
• Thorough onboarding and professional sparring with skilled colleagues and managers.
• Flexibility, attractive employment terms, and salary based on qualifications.
• A healthy work-life balance. We care deeply about employee well-being and occasionally treat our employees to delicious surprises and fun events through our own “Ministry of Welfare.”

If you have any questions about the position, please feel free to contact Project Manager Tommy Laulund Nielsen by phone at [phone] or by email at [e-mail].

We encourage all qualified candidates to apply for the position, regardless of cultural background, gender, age, sexuality, or religious beliefs.