As a Project Engineer, you will collaborate on marine infrastructure projects, manage project execution, and prepare tenders. Fluency in English and Dutch is required.
As a Project Engineer you will be involved in marine infrastructure/civil projects (i.e. port & harbor constructions, immersed tunnels, tunneling and foundation works) that complement and reinforce DEME’s activities. New projects such as the Fehmarnbelt link between Denmark and Germany, and many other projects, require a multidisciplinary and innovative approach.Your responsibilities
Your profile
Our offer
- You are part of an on-shore project team. This could be at our headquarters in Belgium as well as on project locations across the world or from the BeNeLux.
- You take part in the preparation and submission of tenders for new Infra Marine projects and/or you work with the project team to prepare the operational execution of the works.
- You follow up the project on a daily base and report to the project manager.
- You will work during the week, weekends you will be off.
Your profile
- You are a qualified civil or industrial engineer, preferably in construction.
- You are interested in marine and hydraulic engineering, alternatively you are already experienced in civil construction works.
- You have a keen interest in the budgeting, calculation and/or execution of civil works.
- You are able to express yourself fluently in spoken and written English and Dutch. Knowledge of French and/or German is an asset.
Our offer
- An extensive mobility program for a healthy work-life balance.
- A permanent training track which allows you to develop yourself personally and professionally.
- A stimulating, innovative workplace with numerous growth opportunities.
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