Offshore Marine Service Engineer: Radar & Autopilot Expert

Northrop Grumman Sperry Marine; Netherlands; Teletrabalho; EUR 60 000 - 90 000; Tempo integral

Vantagens oferecidas por esta oferta de emprego

Global reach

Career development

Health & pension

Resumo da oferta

Northrop Grumman Sperry Marine is seeking a Marine Service Engineer to join our Antwerp or Vlaardingen team. You will install, troubleshoot, and test advanced marine systems aboard ships and onshore, lead shipboard installations, and deliver crew training while building strong customer relationships.

Occasional offshore travel, anti-social hours, and overnight stays are required to support vessel schedules and sea trials.

Qualificações

• Solid experience in electronics or a technical Associate’s Degree with hands-on know-how.
• Ability to apply electronic/electro‑mechanical theory in real-world scenarios.
• Eligibility for FCC General Radio Operator’s License with Shipboard Radar Endorsement.
• Physically able to lift 40–50 lbs and work offshore at heights or in confined spaces.
• Bonus points for experience with marine navigation systems such as RADAR, Gyrocompasses, Autopilot and ECDIS.

Responsabilidades

• Install, troubleshoot and test marine systems aboard ships and onshore.
• Lead shipboard installations and support sea trials for optimal performance.
• Deliver hands-on training and build strong customer relationships.
• Represent Sperry Marine with professionalism and global reach.

Conhecimentos

Electronics hands-on

Field service

Crew training

Radio license

Formação académica

Technical Associate’s Degree

Ferramentas

Radar systems

Gyrocompasses

ECDIS

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Northrop Grumman Sperry Marine is seeking a Marine Service Engineer to join our Antwerp or Vlaardingen team. You will install, troubleshoot, and test advanced marine systems aboard ships and onshore, lead shipboard installations, and deliver crew training while building strong customer relationships.

Occasional offshore travel, anti-social hours, and overnight stays are required to support vessel schedules and sea trials.