Maintenance and Spare Parts Optimization Engineer Maritime Systems

Project overview

We are looking for an experienced engineer to optimize maintenance and spare parts concepts in the maritime sector. In this role, you will analyze and evaluate technical and logistical documentation of complex maritime systems and develop innovative solutions to increase efficiency.

Your responsibilities include the creation and optimization of maintenance and upkeep concepts, taking into account international standards and military specifications. You will conduct Life Cycle Cost (LCC), FMEA, and reliability analyses to optimize demand and resource planning. You will systematically determine spare parts, material, and personnel requirements for the long-term operation of maritime systems.

Another focus is on coordinating logistical requirements with customers, suppliers, and internal departments. You will create maintenance plans, parts lists, and technical concepts using relevant standards and digital planning tools.

For this position, you should have a degree in mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, or a comparable technical field. Professional experience in Integrated Logistic Support (ILS), Logistic Support Analysis (LSA), or Life Cycle Cost Engineering is required. You have sound knowledge in spare parts, maintenance, and upkeep planning for complex systems, as well as confident use of relevant standards and data management tools.

An analytical mindset, experience with statistical methods, and optimization techniques complete your profile. Very good English skills and strong communication abilities are essential for collaboration in interdisciplinary and international projects. The work location is Hamburg with a hybrid working model.

Project details

• Start: flexible
• Remote: hybrid
• Location: Hamburg, DE
• Languages: German, English