Project Engineer (HYDRO)

Biglift Amstel B.V.; Indiana; On-site; USD 77,000 - 105,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Solid pension

29 leave days

Training opportunities

On-site fitness facilities

Social events

Job summary

BigLift Shipping B.V. seeks a Project Engineer (Hydro) to lead preparations for marine transport and heavy lift operations worldwide.

You will work with a team of operational experts and fellow engineers to ensure safe, timely project execution on site, drawing on hydrodynamics expertise and offshore experience. Responsibilities include coordinating design, subcontracting steel works, and delivering components to site, with a focus on DP operations and vessel motion analyses as required by

Qualifications

• A hydrodynamics specialist who can apply engineering theory to real-world problems.
• Minimum 3 years of relevant work experience in the maritime or offshore industry.

Responsibilities

• Prepare project plans and execute on site for marine transport and heavy lift operations.
• Coordinate design, subcontract steel works, ensure timely delivery and on-site use.

Skills

Hydrodynamics

Maritime engineering

Education

Master's or Bachelor's degree in marine or mechanical engineering

Job description

Project Engineer (HYDRO)

BigLift Shipping B.V., member of the Spliethoff Group, is a shipping company based in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. BigLift is a world leader in heavy cargo transport. Operating a fleet of 25 state of the art heavy lift and heavy transport vessels, complex cargo operations in heavy lift, heavy transport or offshore supply are day-to-day business. Two newbuild heavy transport vessels will come into service in 2026, expanding our fleet and our operations. We provide an extensive range of engineered solutions in various industries worldwide, in close cooperation with our customers and we value a long-term relation with our customers and partners. Together with our clients we resolve their transportation requirements. That is why BigLift continuously invests in developing office staff and new build vessels. Visit www.bigliftshipping.com to learn who we are and what we do.

BifLift is currently looking for a Project Engineer to play a crucial role in preparations of marine transport and heavy lift operations and execution worldwide. If you are specialist on hydrodynamics with experience in offshore installation and DP, willing to travel internationally and not afraid to take responsibility for the safe execution of projects, then BigLift has the right job for you.

What Will You Be Doing

As a Project Engineer you will be working with a team of operational experts as well as fellow engineers, together you will complete the required project preparations and execution on site. You have a lot of freedom to make projects a success. Need project specific lifting gear? Go ahead. Does the cargo require a specifically designed support system? Your job. Not only to arrange the design, but also to subcontract steel works, make sure that it’s delivered on time, and to use it on site.

With your specialism in hydrodynamics, you are the point of contact for inquiries about expected vessel motions during transport or operations, motion monitoring, mooring analysis, DP and other hydro topics, mainly required for the one of a kind offshore supply and installation projects.

What Do We Ask

• A hydrodynamics specialist who uses their brains and boots, who thinks outside of the box and is not afraid to dig in to engineering theories.
• A Master’s or Bachelor’s degree in marine or mechanical engineering and a minimum of 3 years of relevant work experience in the maritime or offshore industry.

What Do We Offer

A challenging and interesting position in a dynamic organisation. Apart from our competitive salaries, we offer excellent benefits like a solid pension package, 29 leave days per year, training and education possibilities, informal working environment, in-house fitness facilities, and social get-togethers on a regular basis.

Acquisitions by staffing agencies and other third parties will not be taken into consideration.