EMRI is a rapidly growing maritime technology company. The company develops control and navigation systems for large ships and are leaders in this field. EMRI's systems ensure precise navigation and thus better utilization of the ships' fuel, leading to reduction of fuel emissions. That is something they are proud of.

On behalf of EMRI, MARPRO Group is looking for a Marine Project Engineer for the office in Copenhagen. You will report to the Head of Ship Projects & Service Delivery.

EMRI are revamping their entire product portfolio and developing the maritime steering control systems of the future. At the same time, they are growing the retrofit business.

The job

As Marine Project Engineer you will be end-to-end responsible for all technical aspects including pre-installation inspections, system design, cable- and installation drawings, software updates, commissioning, and documentation.

You will carry out Factory Acceptance Test (FAT), Harbor Acceptance Test (HAT), Sea trial Acceptance Test (SAT) and will cooperate with all stakeholders while supporting EMRI’s sales organization. You will ensure that the installations adhere to regulatory and class requirements.

Expect around 30 travel days per year.

Professional competencies:

• A relevant technical education and experience.
• Automation Engineer, Electrical Engineer, Electronics Engineer, Marine Engineer.
• Ideally shore-based experience from a maritime electronics supplier or service engineer experience.
• Flair for electronics and good understanding of PLC systems.
• Fluent in English.
• EU working permit.

Personal Characteristics:

• Structured and detail oriented.
• Self-driven and proactive.
• Service minded.
• Analytical approach to problem solving.
• Commercial understanding.

EMRI offers:

• Dedicated and experienced colleagues.
• An attractive compensation package matching your skills and experience level.
• Being a part of the journey of reinventing EMRI.

About EMRI

EMRI has been developing intelligent steering systems for deep sea ships for more than 50 years. Our systems control everything from the largest cruise liners to the most exclusive mega-yachts. In 2020 we were bought by the Japanese company Furuno who has designated us as their global competence center for maritime action control systems. We are a Danish company head quartered in the Copenhagen area. We also have a small R&D office in Aalborg.