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À propos de Weenav
Weenav est une société dédiée à la décarbonation du nautisme grâce à des solutions de motorisation électrique ou hybride innovantes.
Apprenticeship - electromechanical project engineer
Localisation
Roncq (59223)
Secteur
IT
Contrat
Apprenticeship
Description de l'offre
📍 Location : Roncq (59223)
📅 Desired start date: September 2025
About Weenav
Our company : Weenav is a French start-up based in Roncq (Lille Metropolis), founded by three engineers who were childhood friends — two specialists in intelligent electric vehicles and one expert in information technology. Our core business: to design, equip and integrate high-power electric and hybrid engines on new or existing boats, in the service of cleaner and more pleasant navigation.
Our products:
• KRONOS : Powerful and flexible electric outboard motor, designed for fast boats and dynamic navigation, combining performance and responsiveness.
• ARION : Robust and silent electric inboard motor, integrated into the hold for smooth propulsion, without vibrations, offering optimal navigation comfort.
A turnkey offer : Beyond products, Weenav supports its customers from end to end: technical studies, custom design, on-board integration, regulatory compliance. This integrated approach makes Weenav a trusted partner in a maritime market in profound transformation.
A promising positioning : With 35 million boats in circulation in the world and a market potential estimated at 16 billion dollars over the next decade, Weenav is located at the crossroads of energy transition and demanding nautical uses: sustainability, performance, silence.
Context of the sandwich course
As part of the Development of its electric motorisation solutions, Weenav is looking for an electromechanical project engineer on a sandwich course to join its team of engineers. This work-linked placement will give you the opportunity to work on innovative projects, from the design to the integration of electromechanical systems, in a practical, technical and stimulating environment.
Main tasks
Under the supervision of our team of engineers, the electromechanical project engineer will be involved in the following tasks:
- Managing Project Input Data: Collecting, organizing and analysing the data required for each project.
- Analysing and improving specifications: Analysing, understanding and proposing improvements to partners' specifications.
- Designing and modifying ship/product plans in CAD (2D/3D): Using CAD to create and modify detailed plans of ships and products.
- Create detailed electrical diagrams: Design detailed electrical diagrams for drive systems.
- Define the CDCs for the components to be integrated: Define the technical specifications for the components needed to integrate the systems.
- Participating in the European conformity of systems (CE): Participating in the preparation and monitoring of European conformity files.
- Working in the field to support integration and testing: Assisting the technical team with systems integration and test validation.
- Monitoring technical and regulatory developments.
Profile required
- Student at Engineering school or equivalent, specialising in electromechanics, mechatronics or electronics. An initial experience or knowledge of technical project management would be an advantage.
- Proficiency in CAD tools and electrical design software.
- Fluency in English for working on projects with international partners and clients.
- Analytical skills, rigor and organization.
- Dynamic and a good listener, you can adapt to all types of people with good interpersonal skills.
- Ability to work independently while communicating effectively with the team.
- Curiosity and a desire to learn.
What we offer:
- Remuneration in accordance with current scales.
- Hands-on experience in a start-up that's on the move and makes sense.
- Friendly support from passionate, experienced engineers.
- The opportunity to contribute to concrete projects with a real environmental impact.
- A dive into the maritime world and new electric propulsion technologies.