Manufacturing Engineer – Electrical

at  Candela 100 Electric Boats

Candela is a Swedish tech company with the ultimate purpose to speed up the transition to fossil fuel-free lakes and oceans. We strive to re-think efficiency in marine transportation to radically push the performance boundaries of electric boats and ships.
By combining sensors, computers and advanced submerged hydrofoils, our electric craft fly above the water, reaching speeds and range previously attained only by fossil fuel powerboats.
Thanks to their remarkable performance, Candela’s craft are the best-selling electric boats on the market. Our first model, Candela C-7, quickly became Europe’s best-selling electric boat after its introduction in 2019. Its successor, the bigger C-8 day cruiser, outsold the C-7 just 3 months after launch. We are also venturing into professional watercraft with the revolutionary foiling P-12 Shuttle/Business/Voyager edition.
We are now looking for a Manufacturing Engineer – Electrical to support Candela’s growth ambitions.

ABOUT THIS ROLE

In this role, you will be working with streamlining the assembly of Candela boats. In close collaboration with R&D, logistics and production specialists, you will define, build, and continuously develop the flows, processes, and methods used for assembling sub-assemblies and complete boats. You are handy and experienced in working with electrical assemblies and you have a good eye for potential improvements. You will be the liaison between R&D and production for all electrical systems in the boats and make sure that production meets the technical requirements.

CORE RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Main technical responsible for the manufacturing of electrical assemblies
• Development of assembly lines and flows for efficient high-quality production
• Consulting R&D on design for manufacturing topics and production quality
• Creating MBOMs, equipment requirements, PFMEAs and assembly instructions
• Leading non-conformity/deviation handling together with production and R&D
• Coordinating prototyping and test-assemblies