Research Engineer – Test Measurements and Development

Everllence; København; Hybrid; DKK 600,000 - 900,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Work-life balance

Flexible hours & remote work options

Social clubs

Mobility package

Job summary

Everllence is seeking a Research Engineer to conduct emissions and process measurements, analyze data, and support decarbonization efforts in shipping. You will prepare equipment, set up test campaigns, and travel to external sites and vessels worldwide as part of a collaborative engineering team.

The role emphasizes developing measurement methods, calibration, and ensuring compliance with industry standards, with regular international travel and cross-border cooperation.

Qualifications

• Engineering background in Mechanical, Marine, Electrical, or Chemistry Engineering.
• Basic programming skills in Python or C++ are advantageous but not required.
• Experience in the maritime sector and handling physical testing is beneficial.
• Strong English communication and presentation skills.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate across the organization and promote teamwork.
• Conduct measurements and validate data during test campaigns at external sites and onboard vessels.
• Share test outcomes with internal and external stakeholders.
• Develop and maintain measuring methods and equipment, including calibration and certificates.
• Support retrofit amendment processes to ensure test results meet industry regulations.

Skills

Engineering background

Maritime experience

Python/C++ basics

English proficiency

International collaboration

Engine knowledge

Job description

Research Engineer for Engine Process Measurement & Development

Are you interested in working with two-stroke engines for maritime applications and, at the same time, contributing to improving the global climate?

Everllence is seeking a motivated and curious Research Engineer to join our dynamic team. The successful candidate will be responsible for conducting emissions and process measurements, including analyzing and validating data, to support our continuous development towards decarbonizing shipping.

You will play an important role in:

• Collaborating across the organization and encouraging teamwork
• Conducting measurements and validating data during test campaigns at external sites and onboard vessels worldwide.
• Ensuring outcomes of testing activities are shared with internal and external stakeholders
• Developing and maintaining measuring methods and equipment, including calibration and ensuring certificates remain valid.
• Supporting the retrofit amendment process to ensure test results comply with industry legislation.

As a Research Engineer, you will be responsible for preparing the adequate equipment, as well as setting up prior to commencing test campaigns. When travelling, you will be part of a skilled engineering team, with each team member contributing within their respective specialist areas to optimize and develop the engine process.

You can expect to be travelling approximately 90 days per year spread across 4-5 trips annually with a duration of 1-4 weeks. Travel will involve visits to our various locations, including our licenses in east Asia and onboard vessels in service worldwide.

We imagine that you have:

• An engineering background in Mechanical, Marine, Electrical, Chemistry Engineering, or equivalent.
• Basic programming skills within Python, C++, or similar are an advantagebutnot required).
• Experience from the maritime sector, preferably within shipping and related to physical testing.
• Excellent English communication skills, both verbalwritten, along with strong communication and presentational skills.
• A curious mindset with a natural interest in challenging and continuously developing yourself.
• You see planning as an essential part of the job, both from a technical perspective and in terms of managing test activities.
• International experience, preferably involving collaboration with partners/stakeholders in China, South Korea, and/or Japan.
• Knowledge of internal combustion engines, including exhaust gas emissions and conducting measurements.

Welcome to the Engine Process Measurement & Development Department

You will become part of the Engine Process Measurement and Development department, which is part of Two-Stroke R&D. We are responsible for developing our engine platform, as well as challenging the current technologies and fuel types to help decarbonize the maritime industry. The group you will be part of consists of 17 colleagues from a variety of nationalities and backgrounds, bringing expertise in measurement technology. Teamwork is what characterizes the group, and social events are frequently organized, helping to foster an inclusive culture.

Unleash your potential at Everllence

Join us on our journey toward a carbon neutral future. At Everllence, you will help shape innovative energy solutions while growing your skills and advancing your career.

• We prioritize work-life balance, flexible working hours and remote work options.
• We value creativity, diversity, well being, and have a wide range of social clubs -from yoga and fishing to creative activities.
• Relocating to Denmark? We support you with a mobility package, including help with CPR registration, tax, and work permits.

In 2027, we will unite our Copenhagen and Holeby locations at a new and modern site in Trekroner, Roskilde. The Research Center Copenhagen is expected to be relocated between 2029 and 2030.

Build your future with us

Please apply before Friday, September the 18th, 2026. Interviews will be held during the application period.

Questions? You are welcome to contact Søren Marstrand Nielsen, Head of Engine Process Measurement & Development, Denmark at [phone] .

We aim for a fair and inclusive recruitment process. Regardless of gender, age, religion, disability, or ethnic background, we encourage you to apply. We embrace a global mindset and intercultural environment to ensure a collaborative and inclusive workplace. If you need support, such as assistive tools for dyslexia, we can assist you.