DC Systems Engineer – Autonomous Marine Tech & Test

Surge Marine; Netherlands; Remote; EUR 50,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Surge Marine, a pioneering defense tech startup in Valkenburg, seeks an Electrical Engineer to bridge design and physical implementation for DC systems and test integration across autonomous maritime platforms.

You will lead hands-on assembly, testing, and validation of propulsion and power distribution, reading schematics and ensuring safety and reliability in demanding naval environments. A startup mindset and practical problem-solving are essential.

Qualifications

• Demonstrated hands-on experience interpreting electrical schematics.
• Ability to assemble and configure electrical test benches for DC motors.
• Strong foundation in electrical engineering principles with safety focus.
• Thrives in fast-paced startup environments and takes ownership of testing/integration.

Responsibilities

• Test Bench Operations: Design, build, and connect electrical test benches to run DC motors for validation.
• Hands-on Integration: Wire, integrate, and troubleshoot propulsion and power systems for autonomous vessels.
• Schematic Management: Read, interpret, and refine complex electrical schematics for safe assembly.
• High-Voltage Handling: Safely manage and configure 400V DC systems following safety standards.
• Cross-Functional Collaboration: Coordinate with automation engineers for power/control integration.

Skills

Hands-on experience

Read schematics

Electrical safety

Startup mindset

Tools

DC test benches

High-voltage safety gear

Job description

Surge Marine, a pioneering defense tech startup in Valkenburg, seeks an Electrical Engineer to bridge design and physical implementation for DC systems and test integration across autonomous maritime platforms.

You will lead hands-on assembly, testing, and validation of propulsion and power distribution, reading schematics and ensuring safety and reliability in demanding naval environments. A startup mindset and practical problem-solving are essential.