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We’re on a journey—and it has only just begun SeaPattern’s growth took off in the spring of 2025. One year later, we are a team of just over 20 people from diverse backgrounds and nationalities, but with one thing in common: we are building technology that truly makes a difference. We work close to reality, close to the systems and close to each other. What we develop is tested in real-world environments and directly contributes to increasing production in existing hydropower—without new infrastructure or environmental impact. What is it like to work at SeaPattern? Our employees have full ownership of their respective areas. By combining ownership with close collaboration within teams, we have created a highly supportive environment for both personal and professional growth, something that is a major strength for a company breaking new ground. The energy this way of working unlocks in each individual has enabled us, in a short time, to advance our product development to the point where we are now approaching large-scale industrial production. Where are we heading? Interest in our technology is growing, both in Sweden and internationally. However, the real potential is global and that’s where we’re headed. We are continuing to build our team in Linköping and are looking for more people who want to join us on the next stage of our journey. About the Role As Electrical Engineer at SeaPattern, you will be responsible for designing and integrating the electrical systems that power our turbine installations. The role includes everything from electrical architecture and cabinet design to testing, commissioning, and field support. You will take ownership of the electrical system throughout the development cycle — from early prototype stages to deployed operational systems — ensuring robust, compliant, and high-performing solutions. Your work will include: Designing electrical system architectures for turbine platforms Integrating OEM motor drives and grid-tied inverter systems Designing low-voltage three-phase electrical cabinets Producing wiring diagrams, schematics, and technical documentation Supporting installation, commissioning, and testing activities on-site This is a role for someone who enjoys both detailed engineering work and being involved hands-on in the field. You will be part of a fast-moving engineering environment where collaboration and initiative are highly valued. On a typical project, you may be involved in selecting electrical components, creating cabinet layouts, troubleshooting systems during commissioning, or working alongside colleagues to improve system reliability and performance. Key responsibilities include: Developing robust and safe electrical system solutions Designing and commissioning electrical cabinets for low-voltage three-phase systems Ensuring compliance with applicable grid connection standards and regulations Supporting prototype development and field deployment activities Creating and maintaining wiring diagrams, single-line diagrams, electrical schematics and technical documentation. Contributing to BOMs and manufacturing documentation Who We’re Looking For We believe you are an engineer who combines strong technical knowledge with a practical mindset. You are comfortable taking ownership, solving problems collaboratively, and adapting in a dynamic development environment. To succeed in this role, you likely have: A B.Sc. or M.Sc. in Electrical Engineering or a related field At least 5 years of hands-on electrical engineering experience Experience from industrial, marine, or renewable energy sectors You should have solid knowledge of motor drive systems, frequency inverters, and grid-connected electrical systems, along with experience designing and commissioning electrical cabinets. You are confident in creating clear electrical schematics and technical documentation and communicate professionally and fluently in English. Most importantly, yo