Maritime Machinery & Systems Engineer – Propulsion

DNV; Oslo; On-site; NOK 600,000 - 800,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

6 weeks vacation

Canteen subsidies

Competitive pension

Insurance

Parental leave

Job summary

DNV is seeking a graduated engineer to join the Machinery and Systems group within Maritime Advisory in Oslo. The role focuses on marine propulsion, shafting, power generation, and auxiliary machinery with emphasis on energy efficiency and environmentally friendly technologies.

The successful candidate will engage in consultancy projects for ship owners, yards, and operators, with opportunities for international travel and hands-on measurements onboard vessels.

Qualifications

• M.Sc. degree in a relevant field.
• Strong English communication skills (verbal and written).
• Self-motivated with a result-oriented mindset.
• Able to work independently and in teams.
• Familiar with software and engineering tools.

Responsibilities

• Perform strength and functionality analyses of power generation and drive-train components, including material tech and dynamics.
• Conduct energy efficiency analyses and feasibility studies for new and carbon-free technologies.
• Carry out systems analyses of conventional and hybrid machinery with system engineering and simulations.
• Participate in measurements onboard ships and support troubleshooting and root-cause investigations.
• Contribute to technical analyses of ship machinery, including feasibility studies, design support, and verification work.

Skills

Software familiarity

Self-motivated

Teamwork

English communication

Education

M.Sc. degree

Tools

Simulation tools

Job description

DNV is seeking a graduated engineer to join the Machinery and Systems group within Maritime Advisory in Oslo. The role focuses on marine propulsion, shafting, power generation, and auxiliary machinery with emphasis on energy efficiency and environmentally friendly technologies.

The successful candidate will engage in consultancy projects for ship owners, yards, and operators, with opportunities for international travel and hands-on measurements onboard vessels.