Offshore Wind Project Engineer

Critical Shortage 📊 Critical
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Category
Emerging & Energy Transition
Seniority
Mid-Senior
Work Pattern
Onshore with offshore campaign support
Reports To
Offshore Wind Project Manager / Engineering Manager

Position Overview

The Offshore Wind Project Engineer manages the technical and engineering aspects of offshore wind farm development, from concept and FEED through detailed design, fabrication, installation, and commissioning. This role sits at the intersection of traditional offshore engineering and renewable energy, requiring adaptability, interdisciplinary breadth, and the ability to navigate a rapidly evolving industry.

Key Responsibilities

Qualifications

Required

Market Intelligence

$500–$850/day

Shortage Level: Critical

Key Skills Gap: Engineers who combine traditional offshore engineering knowledge with offshore wind-specific experience; the sector has grown faster than the talent pipeline, creating intense competition for experienced practitioners

Regions in Highest Demand: North Sea, East Coast US, East Asia, Mediterranean, Australia

Demand Drivers: Global offshore wind capacity targets (380 GW by 2030); new market entry in Asia-Pacific and Americas; floating offshore wind commercialization; simultaneous construction of multiple GW-scale projects