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AERIUS Marine UK, a subsidiary of AERIUS Marine GmbH and part of the Heinen & Hopman Group, is seeking a Principal Systems Engineer to lead the design and development of marine refrigeration systems, focusing on shipboard chilled water plants and onboard cold store solutions.
You will provide technical authority, govern the full project lifecycle from concept to commissioning, ensure compliance with UKCA and classification society requirements, and collaborate with customers, suppliers, and
AERIUS Marine UK, a subsidiary of AERIUS Marine GmbH and part of the Heinen & Hopman Group, is a leading marine engineering specialist delivering advanced HVAC, chilled water, and refrigeration systems for naval, commercial, and offshore renewable vessels worldwide.
Recognised as a market leader in turnkey marine climate control solutions, our expertise spans bespoke shipboard chilled water plants, refrigeration packages, and fully integrated cooling systems engineered for the demanding conditions of the marine environment.
As we continue to expand our engineering capability, we are now seeking an accomplished Principal Systems Engineer to join our technical leadership team and help drive the next generation of marine refrigeration solutions.
As Principal Systems Engineer, you will act as the technical authority for the design and development of marine refrigeration systems. Your primary focus will be on shipboard chilled water plants, but you will also oversee the design of refrigeration systems for onboard cold store applications.
This role requires a strong blend of engineering leadership, regulatory expertise, and hands on design capability. You will support early stage concept development and bids, while also driving engineering quality throughout detailed design, manufacturing, testing, and commissioning.
UKCA requirements for chiller plants and associated equipment.
Classification society rules (Lloyd's Register, DNV, ABS, BV).
Naval standards and defence specific environmental, shock, vibration, and EMC requirements.
Commercial marine legislation, environmental regulations, and refrigerant handling standards.
Thermodynamics and heat transfer principles.
Refrigeration system design and modelling.
Marine environmental and regulatory frameworks.