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Alewijnse Industrie B.V.
Nijmegen · Netherlands

Hardware Engineer Steelwork - Navy

Low visibilityEngineeringFulltime Permanent
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What will you be doing? As a Hardware Engineer Steelwork, you are involved from the very start of a project in designing cable routing systems aboard naval ships. You take into account technical requirements such as EMC, shock loads, safety, and system availability. Together with your colleagues, you ensure an optimal and future-proof design. Your responsibilities include: Designing and modelling cable trays and penetrations Developing efficient and safe cable routing solutions Taking into account navy-specific requirements such as EMC, shock and vibration resistance, redundancy, and safety Collaborating with other disciplines within the project team Contributing to technical documentation and progress reports What do we offer you? At Alewijnse, you'll work on high-profile defence projects in the maritime sector. You'll have plenty of opportunity to grow professionally and to make an impact with your technical expertise. Here’s what you’ll get: A salary between €4,000 and €5,500 per month (depending on experience) Overtime compensation 25 holiday days and 13 ADV (additional) days Opportunities for training and career progression Employment conditions in accordance with the Metal & Engineering Collective Labour Agreement Pension scheme via PMT Meaningful projects – both in the Netherlands and abroad 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’r

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