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Schouwen-Duiveland is een levendige toeristische Zeeuwse gemeente die het hele jaar door mensen inspireert en verbindt met de dynamiek van water, land, natuur en cultuur. Samen streven we naar een prettige omgeving om te werken...

Are you looking for a graduation internship where you can apply your analytical and organizational skills within a leading company in the maritime industry? Damen Naval offers a unique opportunity to work on optimizing our planning methodology.

Are you interested in starting a student project related to propulsion-, energy-, and ship service systems? Get on board with Damen Naval, along with more than 1,200 professionals based in The Netherlands, Romania, and Germany.

As an intern or graduate student at Damen Naval you may encounter multiple aspects of electrical systems engineering in various phases of ship design. Depending on the assignment, you are expected to select or develop the analysis methods and engineering tools needed to achieve your research goals.

Damen Naval has the ambition to develop a methodology for Hull Condition Monitoring that incorporates the use of the ships digital twin, a virtual model prepared during the design stage.

Are you interested in starting a student project related to electrical systems? Get on board with Damen Naval, along with more than 1,200 professionals based in The Netherlands, Romania, and Germany.

We are offering an exciting internship opportunity in our Development team. As an intern, you will have the chance to work on cutting-edge projects, exploring new concepts and systems for future naval vessels.

Opleidingsniveau: MBO & HBO Opleiding: Facilitair Medewerker of Management Stage vergoeding: 500 per maand Stageperiode: Vanaf Januari 2025 Even voorstellen... Jij bent tijdens jouw stage de rechterhand van Tamara, de cleanin...

In the (recent) past, ships were designed by experience, extrapolation of existing technologies and rules and regulations of classification societies (CS). Since computational computer power is increasing rapidly, (ship-) structural designs are more and more driven by direct analysis.