Research Engineer - Research Centre Copenhagen, Everllence
Development of the newest Ship Engine Technology
Do you want to participate in development of the newest technology in the maritime industry and at the same time make a significant contribution to the green energy transition? Are you creative, adaptable and able to see opportunities rather than limitations? If you can answer yes to these questions, here is an opportunity for you to join our team of world leading experts creating unique technologies to reduce CO2e at Research Centre Copenhagen (RCC). We move big things to ZERO, according to Everllence’s strategy, to decarbonize the shipping industry. This while maintaining our position as the preferred developer of the environmental friendly two-stroke engines of the future for the largest ocean-going ships worldwide.
What could you be doing?
- Set up and operate measurement systems for experimental testing
- Interest in development of control systems, interfaces and networks
- Execute diverse programming tasks focused on data acquisition, handling, and analytical processing
- Contribute to concept and technology development across small and larger-scale projects
- Participate in continuous improvement of technical facilities and work processes
- Prepare and execute test campaigns on our research engines
- Analyze and report experimental data at a deep technical level
We imagine that you:
- Have a background in mechanical or mechatronic engineering, or similar qualifications
- Have hands-on skills and enjoy a workday with varied tasks
- Have interest or experience with research work
- Are familiar with measurement technology and data acquisition systems
- Have knowledge of or a strong interest in combustion processes
- Possess a broad technical understanding and problem-solving mindset
- Have experience with programming and control hardware (PLC / Microcontroller)
- Have knowledge of Danish in speaking and writing
Welcome to Research Centre Copenhagen
At Research Centre Copenhagen we offer a working environment and opportunities, that support the development of two-stroke low speed engines with a focus on prototype and verification tests of new technologies. We take great pride in turning the best ideas into reality.
At Research Centre Copenhagen, we are a team of approx. 75 employees consisting of many professional groups, who collaborate on the development of the two-stroke engine technology of the future. We are part of interdisciplinary and cross-organizational project groups with both internal and external partners. We are constantly challenged by deadlines and competition in the market, which is why a high degree of flexibility at peak times is a prerequisite for our daily work.
How is your new team/area of business?
As a Research Engineer in the “Research Engines” department, you will be part of a highly dedicated team of 17 skilled colleagues with diverse technical backgrounds. The team is responsible for testing and development activities on our research engines, which play a key role in Everllence’s development of competitive engine technologies. We work with a high degree of independence and enjoy significant freedom in how tasks are planned and executed.
Unleash your potential at Everllence
Join us on our journey toward a carbon‑neutral future. At Everllence, you will help shape innovative energy solutions while growing your skills and advancing your career.
We value creativity, diversity, well‑being, and have a wide range of social clubs - from yoga and fishing to creative activities.
In 2027, we will unite our Copenhagen and Holeby locations at a new and modern site in Trekroner, Roskilde.
Everllence (formerly MAN Energy Solutions) is a global leader in propulsion, decarbonization, and efficiency solutions for shipping, energy, and industry.
Our motto, “moving big things to zero,” reflects our ambition to help some of the world's most challenging sectors reduce their emissions and drive the global green transition forward. Learn more at www.everlence.com.
Everllence is headquartered in Germany and employs around 15,000 people in more than 140 locations worldwide.
In Denmark, we have over 2,500 dedicated employees from more than 55 nationalities, spread across four locations: Copenhagen, Brøndby, Frederikshavn, and Holeby.
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