Electrical Engineer

We’re stepping outside our comfort zone! Banks and Insurance Jobs is looking for an Acoustic Engineer to join our client.

And just so you know, when we say we’re stepping outside our comfort zone, we really mean it. For once, our client isn’t a bank, insurance company, or other financial institution.

We’re excited to step into a new industry and connect the right talent with the right opportunity.

As an Electrical Engineer at our client, you will bridge the gap between design and physical implementation. Working closely with the Chief Engineer and the broader systems automation team, you will be directly responsible for the hands-on assembly, testing, and validation of our marine electrical propulsion and power distribution systems. This role requires a practical problem-solver who is just as comfortable wiring a test bench as they are reviewing system schematics.

Core tasks
Test Bench Operations: Design, build, and connect electrical test benches to safely and effectively run DC electrical motors for performance validation.

Hands-on Integration: Execute the physical wiring, integration, and troubleshooting of propulsion and power systems for autonomous and remotely operated marine vessels.

Schematic Management: Read, interpret, and actively refine complex electrical schematics to ensure accurate physical assembly and system safety.

High-Voltage Handling: Safely manage and configure DC systems, specifically working with 400V architectures, adhering to strict maritime and defense safety standards.

Cross-Functional Collaboration: Work alongside automation engineers to ensure seamless integration between power systems, control structures, and remote operation hardware.

Requirements
Proven hands-on experience interpreting and working directly from electrical schematics.

Demonstrated ability to physically connect and configure electrical test benches specifically designed to run DC electrical motors.

A strong foundation in electrical engineering principles with a relentless commitment to workplace safety and hardware protection protocols.Ability to thrive in a fast-paced startup environment, taking ownership of the testing and integration lifecycle.

Communication: Clear communication in English.

Nationality: Due to the nature of our maritime defense and infrastructure projects, Dutch or NATO-country nationality is required.

 
Nice to have requirements
Ideal: Direct, hands-on experience building, testing, or maintaining 400V DC Systems.

Previous experience in the maritime, naval defense, or autonomous vehicle sectors.

Familiarity with high-reliability system safety methodologies (such as STPA) or marine classification society standards.

Sounds like you? Send us your CV via email, and we will be in touch!