Mechanical Engineer (Static & Rotating Equipment)

As an Engineer in renewable energy, you work at the center of the energy transition. You design, develop and realize systems that contribute to a cleaner and more efficient future. You are responsible for innovative solutions for wind turbines, the transportation of energy or hydrogen installations, for example. Through your work, sustainable energy becomes more accessible and reliable for everyone. Your expertise not only helps to improve processes, but also to make an impact on tomorrow’s world.

Responsibilities

• As part of a multi-disciplinary project team, the Static & Rotating Equipment Engineer reports to the Project Manager and is responsible for the correct design and installation of all machinery equipment in the Work, from initial concept design until final commissioning and hand-over of the facility.
• This person shall demonstrate initiative within his area of responsibility and work with a minimum of supervision, maintaining focus on safety, sustainability, quality and reliability at all times.
• Tasks and responsibilities:
• Act as focal point for all rotating equipment, static equipment and piping related matters towards the Contractor(s) and/or external parties;
• Define the Owner’s requirements with respect to the Machinery Directive and ensure correct and timely implementation of same by Contractor(s);
• Review Contractor’s design and ensure compliance with the technical requirements of the Contract (Work scope, Owner’s specifications, Codes & Standards, etc.);
• Monitor Contractor(s) performance, evaluate potential changes and advise on their significance;
• Participate in design reviews;
• Participate in inspections of the mechanical packages at vendor location and on site.
• Monitor the timely resolution of any pending technical matters.

Requirements

• Mechanical Engineer (M.Sc.), with 15 years of overall experience and min. 5 years of cryogenic equipment experience, having a track record of at least one lead engineering role on project of similar nature;
• In-depth knowledge of cryogenic systems, such as LP/HP pumps, boil-off gas compressors, vaporizers, loading arms, etc. included in the Work;
• Familiar with all applicable international Codes & Standards and European Directives;
• Team-player with excellent communication skills and ability to write technical reports;
• Skilled in establishing and maintaining an effective working relationship with others.
• Fluent in English language (written and verbal). Ability to communicate in German is considered an advantage.
• Work location is Brunsbüttel, Germany. Around 40% travel expected worldwide for inspections at vendor sites (first 3 - 6 month) and later mainly on site in Brunsbüttel.

Why STAR?

This is where you get the opportunity to work on challenging projects within sectors where a difference is being made in the power industry. We do not only match you with projects that match your knowledge and ambitions, but also think along with you about your long-term growth. You can work with the biggest clients, while keeping control of your career path. We offer excellent terms of employment, personal guidance and opportunities for further development.

STAR is more than a project secondment provider; it is a partner who helps you to move forward.