About this role
Vestas
Do you thrive in having ownership of manufacturing processes and making continuous improvement in a global production environment? Join our Process Engineering team and take end-to-end responsibility for defined production areas across our manufacturing footprint. Working closely with Manufacturing, Quality, and R&D, you will play a key role in shaping robust production processes, supporting new product introductions, and ensuring high manufacturing performance. This is your opportunity to combine technical skills, process ownership, and continuous improvement while contributing to the future of sustainable energy.
Technology & Operations > Manufacturing > Nacelles Offshore Process Engineering
The Nacelles Offshore Process Department is accountable for the effective introduction of new products into Vestas' offshore production facilities. In addition, the department continuously optimizes and industrializes existing products to improve manufacturing efficiency, quality, and scalability. The department is based across three sites: Aarhus, Lindø, and Szczecin.
Responsibilities
- Own the end-to-end performance of designated manufacturing process areas, ensuring safety, quality, delivery, and cost targets are reached
- Develop, implement, and continuously improve manufacturing processes, work instructions, process documentation, and production standards
- Prepare and maintain key process deliverables including PFMEA, Control Plans, process flows, and manufacturing specifications
- Collaborate closely with R&D teams during product development to ensure Design for Manufacturing (DfM) principles are incorporated early in the development process
- Support new product introductions, industrialization activities, prototype builds, and production implementation
- Drive root cause analysis and corrective actions related to process deviations, quality issues, and manufacturing challenges
- Support standardization and continuous improvement initiatives across manufacturing sites using Lean and Kaizen methodologies
Qualifications
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There are many backgrounds and paths into this position so if you have some or more of the below qualifications we are interested in hearing from you
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Bachelor's degree or equivalent within Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Production Engineering, Marine Engineering, or another relevant technical discipline
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Some experience within manufacturing engineering, process engineering, industrialization, production engineering, or a similar technical role
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Understanding of manufacturing processes, production systems, and continuous improvement methodologies
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Experience with PFMEA, Control Plans, process validation, and manufacturing documentation
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Knowledge of Design for Manufacturing (DfM), process optimization, and production readiness activities
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Experience working in a manufacturing environment with cross-functional stakeholders
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Professional proficiency in English
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Competencies
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Well-developed ownership mindset with the ability to take responsibility for an entire production area
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Structured and methodical approach to problem-solving and process improvements
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Ability to work with minimal supervision while effectively collaborating with stakeholders across functions and locations
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Solid communication skills and the ability to engage with both technical and operational teams
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Curious and forward-thinking approach with a focus on continuous improvement
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Comfortable working within a changing and evolving organizational environment
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Ability to balance shop-floor engagement with structured engineering practices
What we offer
This role offers a unique opportunity to join a manufacturing organization undergoing significant transformation and development. You will gain broad exposure across global manufacturing operations, collaborating with colleagues from different functions and locations while managing key production processes. You will become part of an international team that values accountability, collaboration, and continuous improvement. The position offers great opportunities for professional development, international exposure, and long-term career growth within a global leader in sustainable energy solutions.
Additional information
Location: PL, Szczecin. Expected travel up to 40 days annually. Applications are reviewed on an ongoing basis, however, please note we do amend or withdraw our jobs and reserve the right to do so at any time, including prior to the advertised closing date. Please be advised to apply on or before 19th November 2026.