Remote Blade Validation Engineer - Structural & Test Expert

Siemens Gamesa; Aalborg; On-site; DKK 520,000 - 700,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Global team collaboration

Medical benefits

Remote/Flexible work

Paid holidays and parental leave

Employer-funded pension

Subsidised lunch

Job summary

Siemens Gamesa in Aalborg seeks a Mechanical Engineer to join the Blade Validation team. You will design static and fatigue structural tests on wind turbine blades for the NB19 (MKVII) project and prepare test setups with advanced instrumentation.

You will monitor tests, analyze data with MATLAB or Python, and compile technical reports to support product integrity. A 2–5 year background in structural testing or validation is ideal.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Mechanical/Structural/Aerospace engineering or related field.
• 2–5 years in mechanical engineering roles (structural analysis, testing, validation).
• Hands-on with composite materials and structural testing preferred.

Responsibilities

• Design static and fatigue tests on wind turbine blades for NB19 MKVII.
• Prepare test setups with instrumentation and data acquisition systems.
• Run simulations and analyze large datasets using MATLAB or Python.
• Document test activities and report findings for internal stakeholders.
• Investigate anomalies and communicate improvements with design engineers.

Skills

Analytical thinking

Troubleshooting

Data interpretation

Communication

Education

Bachelor's or Master’s degree in Mechanical/Structural/Aerospace engineering

Tools

MATLAB

Python

Data acquisition systems

Composite materials

Job description

Siemens Gamesa in Aalborg seeks a Mechanical Engineer to join the Blade Validation team. You will design static and fatigue structural tests on wind turbine blades for the NB19 (MKVII) project and prepare test setups with advanced instrumentation.

You will monitor tests, analyze data with MATLAB or Python, and compile technical reports to support product integrity. A 2–5 year background in structural testing or validation is ideal.