Vattenfall

Ingeniero de Soporte Técnico de O&M - Eólica Offshore

Únete a Vattenfall como Ingeniero de soporte técnico O&M en Esbjerg, Kolding, Ámsterdam, Hexham, Londres o Hamburgo. Apoya parques eólicos offshore con resolución técnica en turbinas Vestas. Disfruta de crecimiento profesional, equipo diverso y equilibrio laboral en una empresa líder en energías renovables.
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Vattenfall

Descripción de la Empresa

Nombre

Vattenfall AB

Sede

Estocolmo, Suecia

Fundada

1909

Tamaño

Aproximadamente 21,000 empleados en toda Europa (fuente: group.vattenfall.com). Ingresos de €16.5 mil millones en el año fiscal 2023 (fuente: energydigital.com).

Qué Hacen

Vattenfall es una empresa energética líder en Europa enfocada en la producción y distribución de energía renovable. La compañía tiene una rica historia que comenzó con la energía hidroeléctrica y ha evolucionado para incluir un portafolio diverso de fuentes de energía, incluyendo energía eólica marina y terrestre, energía nuclear y redes de calefacción. Vattenfall opera aproximadamente 139,000 km de líneas eléctricas en Suecia, sirviendo a alrededor de 900,000 clientes, y es reconocida como la segunda mayor empresa de energía en Suecia y el mayor operador de energía eólica marina en Dinamarca (fuente: group.vattenfall.com). Su compromiso con la producción de electricidad y calor libres de fósiles es evidente en sus proyectos en curso y su enfoque estratégico en la transición lejos de los combustibles fósiles.

Proyectos y Trayectoria

Vattenfall tiene un historial notable de proyectos significativos, incluyendo la histórica planta hidroeléctrica Olidan en Trollhättan, que fue la más grande de Suecia a principios de 1900, y la Planta de Energía Porjus, en operación desde 1915. En los últimos años, han ampliado sus capacidades de energía eólica marina con proyectos como Horns Rev 1 y 3 en Dinamarca, y las granjas Vesterhav Norte y Sur, que se inauguraron en otoño de 2024. Además, Vattenfall ha desarrollado nueve plantas hidroeléctricas en Finlandia y ha estado involucrada en 13 proyectos de energía eólica y almacenamiento de baterías en el Reino Unido desde 2008, mostrando su compromiso con la energía renovable en múltiples regiones (fuente: history.vattenfall.com). Sus proyectos en curso incluyen el parque eólico marino Kriegers Flak en Dinamarca y el parque eólico marino Korsnäs en Finlandia, que apoyan los objetivos de neutralidad de carbono para 2035.

Desarrollos Recientes

En los últimos dos años, Vattenfall ha celebrado su 115 aniversario, enfatizando su compromiso con la energía libre de fósiles y anunciando planes para eliminar el carbón para 2030 y alcanzar emisiones netas cero para 2040 bajo el liderazgo de la CEO Anna Borg. La compañía también ha inaugurado con éxito las granjas eólicas marinas Vesterhav Norte y Sur en Dinamarca en otoño de 2024, marcando un hito significativo en sus iniciativas de energía renovable (fuente: group.vattenfall.com). Aunque no se reportaron contratos o adquisiciones específicas para 2023-2024, Vattenfall continúa enfocándose en sus hitos operativos y desarrollos en curso en energía eólica marina.

Trabajar Allí

Vattenfall ofrece una variedad de roles en sus operaciones, incluyendo producción de energía en los sectores hidroeléctrico, eólico y nuclear, así como operaciones de red y servicios minoristas. La compañía emplea aproximadamente 500 personas en Dinamarca y el Reino Unido, enfocándose en energía eólica marina y redes de calefacción, y tiene contrataciones activas en ubicaciones como Solna (sede en Suecia), Kolding (sede en Dinamarca) y varias ciudades en el Reino Unido y Finlandia (fuente: group.vattenfall.com). La cultura de la empresa se caracteriza por la propiedad estatal a largo plazo, fomentando la estabilidad y la colaboración, particularmente a través de esfuerzos históricos de coordinación energética nórdica que se remontan a su fundación en 1909. Esta cultura apoya la adaptación de Vattenfall a las transiciones energéticas y su compromiso con la promoción de soluciones energéticas libres de fósiles.


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Job Description

Do you want to use your wind turbine expertise to solve technical issues that really matter for offshore operations? As O&M Technical Support Engineer - Offshore Wind, you will help Vattenfall keep our offshore wind fleet safe, reliable and available, because in the energy transition, there is a way.

You will join our Wind Operations & Maintenance organisation, where you will provide specialist second-line technical support to offshore wind sites. The role is mainly focused on Vestas turbine platforms, especially V80, V90 and V112, and will suit someone who enjoys using facts, operational data and technical judgement to understand what is really happening behind recurring turbine issues.

You will become part of a team that acts as a central point of contact for technical requests related to our offshore wind turbine fleet. The team supports operational sites with technical queries across electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, control-system, SCADA and alarm-related topics.

This is a role for someone who wants to move beyond fixing the immediate issue and understand the pattern behind it. First-line support helps when a turbine stops and technicians need direct help. Second-line support looks deeper, for example when the same issue appears multiple times and needs structured root-cause thinking, trend analysis and a standardised solution.

Be in your element with Business Area (BA) Wind

As part of BA Wind you will play a key role in one of the most exciting pipelines in the industry with 24GW of capacity stretching out more than a decade ahead across our key European markets.

You won't only be involved in developing projects but pioneering cutting-edge innovation, new business models and ways of working with communities and the environment. Working as part of a leading European utility also means you could be helping a growing number of major businesses and brands achieve their own sustainability goals through partnerships.

What will you do?

You will support offshore sites with complex technical questions and help turn operational experience into better guidance, clearer documentation and more consistent troubleshooting. Your work will contribute directly to safe, reliable and cost-effective asset performance across our offshore wind fleet.

Your main responsibilities will be to:

  • Receive, assess and resolve technical requests from offshore wind sites, using ticketing systems, operational data, technical documentation and input from relevant specialists.
  • Analyse recurring alarms, failure patterns and technical trends to identify potential platform issues and support improvements in reliability, availability and maintainability.
  • Support remote troubleshooting by using SCADA, alarm data, maintenance history and technical documentation to guide site teams towards practical solutions.
  • Create and maintain standardised technical solutions, alarm guides, troubleshooting instructions and corrective work packages for offshore sites.
  • Work closely with site operations, engineering, asset management, regional support, OEMs, suppliers and other internal stakeholders to make sure the right technical input is available when operational decisions are made.
  • Provide technical input to future projects, Employer Requirements, contract discussions and improvement priorities where operational lessons learned are relevant.
  • Contribute to continuous improvement of Technical Support processes, tools and documentation, and share knowledge with colleagues across the team.

You will not be one of many in a large technical support organisation. In this team, your expertise is visible. If you enjoy becoming the person colleagues turn to for a specific turbine platform or technical topic, this role gives you that space.

Qualifications

Who are you?

You are at your best when you can combine practical turbine knowledge with careful technical reasoning. You like to understand the facts behind a fault, use available data and explain complex findings in a clear way to people with different technical backgrounds.

You bring:

  • Experience with Vestas wind turbine platforms, preferably V80, V90 and/or V112.
  • 4-7 years of experience in technical operations, maintenance, troubleshooting or engineering within wind energy or another complex technical environment.
  • Technical background in electrical, mechanical or a related engineering discipline, or equivalent hands-on experience.
  • Good understanding of wind turbine systems, including electrical, mechanical, hydraulic and control systems, with experience in fault finding and root-cause analysis.
  • Experience working with technical documentation and operational tools such as SCADA, SAP PM or other CMMS solutions.
  • Strong communication skills in English and the ability to explain technical concepts clearly while collaborating in an international environment.
  • Willingness to travel occasionally to operational or offshore sites.

Location

Possible locations for this role are Esbjerg, Kolding, Amsterdam, Hamburg, London or Hexham. The role is mainly office-based, with occasional travel to other Vattenfall locations.

Our offer

Are you looking for more than just a job? Our involvement at every stage of projects means you'll be able to find your element working with the power of wind and solar in a role where your skills and experience will be leveraged to the maximum.

You'll benefit from limitless opportunities to grow in your element through learning and development and to expand your horizons working across our diverse portfolio.

We strive to be the best place to work in the industry with highly competitive pay and conditions and an open, supportive culture. A commitment to a healthy work-life balance aims to ensure everyone plays to their strengths.

The scale of our ambition means we need to bring together people from many different backgrounds and experiences. You will be part of a growing team of 1,700+ colleagues from 50+ nationalities where our positive approach to diversity is reflected in the fact that more than a quarter of staff are women.

More Information

For more information about the recruitment process you are welcome to contact our recruiter Liam Mulder at [email protected]

We welcome your application in English no later than Monday 31st of August. We kindly request that you do not send applications by any means other than via our website.

At Vattenfall we are convinced that diversity contributes to building a more profitable and attractive company and we strive to be a good role model regarding diversity. Vattenfall works actively for all employees to have the same opportunities and rights regardless of gender, ethnicity, age, transgender identity or expression, religion or other belief, disability or sexual orientation. Click here for further information.

The security of Vattenfall and its employees is essential. For that reason, a pre-employment screening will be part of your recruitment process. The screening is based on the role you will fulfill within Vattenfall and will be performed by a third party, DISA Global Solutions AB.

Since Vattenfall is a part of the Swedish critical infrastructure, many of our services are security classed. If this position is security classified the final candidates might be subject to a security vetting process, according to Swedish legislation.

We look forward to receiving your application!

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20 agosto 2026

20 agosto 2026

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Energía eólica

Vattenfall

group.vattenfall.com

  •  Esbjerg, Dinamarca
  •  Kolding, Dinamarca
  •  Ámsterdam, Países Bajos
  •  Hexham, Reino Unido
  •  Londres, Reino Unido
  •  Hamburgo, Alemania

4-7 years

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