Exterior Yachtbuilding Engineer – Luxury Outfitting

Van Storm Recruitment; Amsterdam; On-site; EUR 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

40 paid holidays a year

Sustainable Life & Work Bonus

Travel insurance

Job summary

Van Storm Recruitment presents an exciting opportunity for an Exterior Engineer Yachtbuilding to join a leading Dutch megayacht builder. You will develop 3D solution models of doors, shutters, railing, windows, hatches and stairs using AutoCAD and Siemens NX, and decide on materials, production techniques, assembly and cost before production.

You will work closely with the outfitting and exterior teams, ensure compliance with classification rules (Lloyd's / LYC), and support production by

Qualifications

• +2 years of experience in Outfitting/Exteriors within yachtbuilding.
• Good working knowledge of AutoCAD; Siemens NX is a bonus.
• Excellent communication skills and fluent English.

Responsibilities

• Contributing to the overall detail design of the Outfitting and Exterior parts of a superyacht.
• Checking the 3D models, calculations, sketches, drawings, and technical specifications.
• Resolving complex technical issues within the design team and/or between design and production.
• Ensuring alignment with classification rules and regulations such as Lloyd's and Large Yacht Code.
• Actively cooperating with the other disciplines in the execution of the tasks, to ensure a smooth information flow.
• Supporting the production team with solving problems.
• Communicating with external parties and customers.

Skills

AutoCAD

Tools

Siemens NX

Job description

Van Storm Recruitment presents an exciting opportunity for an Exterior Engineer Yachtbuilding to join a leading Dutch megayacht builder. You will develop 3D solution models of doors, shutters, railing, windows, hatches and stairs using AutoCAD and Siemens NX, and decide on materials, production techniques, assembly and cost before production.

You will work closely with the outfitting and exterior teams, ensure compliance with classification rules (Lloyd's / LYC), and support production by