Embedded Systems Engineer
Hardware Engineer focused on designing complete electrical systems for onboard applications, meeting customer specifications and classification society requirements, while ensuring timely, budget‑conscious delivery using CAD, simulation, and compliance expertise.
What will you be doing?
As a Hardware Engineer, you will be responsible for the complete design of electrical systems delivered on board. Your work will be based on customer specifications, classification society requirements, and project standards.
You'll ensure that designs are completed on time, within budget, and in line with the overall project planning.
What do we offer you?
At Alewijnse, collaboration and mutual respect are at the core of everything we do. We support your continuous development – both personally and professionally – because we believe that growing together is the key to long-term success.
You’ll work in a dynamic and inspiring environment, surrounded by meaningful projects and colleagues who value your input.
Beyond the work itself, we stay connected through year-round social events (like Children’s Day and Christmas), sports activities (cross-country runs, fishing, football), and initiatives that support community involvement.
Who are you?
You are a full-time Hardware Engineer who pays attention to detail, but also sees the bigger picture. You enjoy working in a dynamic team, take initiative, and are comfortable analyzing technical drawings and electrical diagrams alongside the design lead or project manager to propose solid technical solutions.
Your profile:
– University degree in Electrical or Electrotechnical Engineering
– Advanced level of English (spoken and written)
– At least 4 years of experience as a Hardware Engineer
– Experience in creating Basic and Detailed Engineering documents, such as:
• lighting calculations
• functional descriptions of systems and equipment
• input/output signal lists and alarm sensor lists
• FAT/HAT/SAT test protocols
– Strong knowledge of electrical systems and their integration, including electrical panels, drives, automation components and modern installation techniques
– Ability to carry out basic/detailed engineering for electrical installations in line with technical specifications, classification society requirements, standards and internal manuals
– Proficiency in using engineering software like E-PLAN and AutoCAD
Posted June 18, 2026