Software Engineer
Service Engineer responsible for maintaining and troubleshooting electrical and control systems on naval vessels and maritime ships, ensuring peak performance and safety compliance in challenging marine environments.
What will you be doing?
As a Service Engineer a t Alewijnse , you ensure that electrical installations on board naval vessels and other maritime ships remain reliable and operate at peak performance. You work independently as well as together with colleagues on maintenance, service, and troubleshooting — at unique locations within the maritime sector.
You will dive into complex technical issues and malfunctions involving electronic and control systems on board naval vessels and other ships. With your technical expertise, you make sure everything runs smoothly again, always working in a safe, thoughtful, and solution-oriented way.
Your responsibilities include:
Identifying and resolving electrical malfunctions
Performing preventive and corrective maintenance on installations
Carrying out measurements and inspections on systems
Reporting on progress and completed work
Maintaining customer contact regarding status updates and next steps
What do we offer you?
Working at Alewijnse means contributing to technically advanced projects within an organization where your development is a priority.
Here’s what you’ll get:
Salary between €3,700 and €4,500 per month (full-time)
Overtime compensation
25 vacation days + 13 ADV days
Pension scheme through PMT
Employment conditions according to the Metal & Engineering collective labor agreement (CAO)
Opportunities for training, certification, and career growth
And there’s more: With WeConnect , you stay connected with colleagues. Think: sports activities, a staff association, a company webshop and many other perks.
Who are you?
You are a skilled professional with a practical mindset and an eye for quality. You enjoy technology, think in solutions, and remain confident and professional — both with customers and on board vessels. In addition, obtaining a Certificate of Good Conduct (VOG) is not a problem for you.
You bring:
An MBO degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, or similar
Experience with electrical systems in a maritime environment
Strong communication skills in both Dutch and English
Able to work independently while also being a team player
Posted June 18, 2026