Marine Systems Integration and Service Engineer

Role Overview

The Marine Systems Engineer will oversee the installation, commissioning, maintenance, and troubleshooting of marine systems and equipment onboard vessels. The role demands expertise in marine engineering systems, including automation, power systems, propulsion, and instrumentation. The Marine Service Engineer will work closely with ship operators and crew to ensure optimal functionality, compliance with regulations, and minimal operational downtime.

Key Responsibilities

• System Integration:

• Undertake the integration of automation systems, including AMS interfaces, PMS, VFDs, shaft power meters, flow meters, tank level gauging systems, and navigational equipment.

Sensor Retrofitting

Retrofit and calibrate sensors for shaft power meters, flow meters, energy meters etc.

• Cabling and Connectivity:

Provide end-to-end support for cabling requirements, ensuring proper connections and minimal signal interference. Lay out pathways, clear bulkheads, and manage cable installations in line with maritime standards

Technical Support:

Serve as a technical advisor for ship crew and operators, offering guidance on equipment use and maintenance. Provide remote or on-site troubleshooting to resolve urgent issues.

Compliance and Documentation:

Ensure all work adheres to class society regulations (DNV, ABS, GL, etc.) and international maritime standards. Prepare detailed service reports, including actions taken, system performance data, and recommendations.

Client and Crew Training:

Train ship personnel on equipment operation, routine checks, and troubleshooting. Develop user manuals and guides for onboard systems

Qualifications

• Education: Bachelor’s degree/Diploma in Electrical, Electronics, Automation Engineering, or a related field.

• Experience: Prior experience in marine system servicing or shipboard maintenance is preferred.

• Certification: STCW, SOLAS, or other marine safety certifications are an advantage.

Key Skills

• Proficiency in marine automation systems and controls.
• Hands-on experience with propulsion, power generation, and auxiliary systems.
• Strong understanding of marine communication protocols (NMEA, Modbus, etc.).
• Ability to work in challenging environments, such as ship engine rooms and offshore platforms.
• Excellent problem-solving and decision-making skills.
• Good communication skills for client and crew interactions.
• A strong willingness to learn and adapt to new technologies and industrial communication protocols.

Work Environment:

• Frequent travel to ports,vessels and offshore locations for service assignments.
• Work in confined and noisy environments, such as ship machinery spaces.
• Must be physically fit and able to comply with ship safety standards.

This role provides an opportunity to work on advanced maritime technology while ensuring the seamless operation of vessel systems globally.

Why Join Us?

At Seaker Systems, we foster a culture of innovation, collaboration, and respect. Our team is guided by industry veterans with over two decades of experience. We offer:

• Opportunities for continuous learning and professional growth.
• Flexible working conditions for a healthy work-life balance.
• An inclusive environment where your contributions directly impact the maritime industry's future.