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About SeaPattern Enabling a world where the full potential of hydropower is unlocked! At SeaPattern, we’re enabling the transition to renewable energy by unlocking the full potential of hydropower. Our modular, floating hydrokinetic turbines are placed in an optimized microgrid, increasing the energy output of existing hydropower plants without new infrastructure or environmental harm. The system is scalable, affordable, and non-invasive. Our technology also delivers sustainable power in remote areas and mission-critical energy solutions for disaster relief and defense. Founded by scientists, engineers, and innovators, we’re now entering an exciting new phase—bringing our breakthrough technology to market. We are looking to expand our team with brilliant minds who want to develop our technology and join our mission, and are now looking for a Senior Software Engineer. Your main responsibilities will be to: Develop the core AI algorithm that predicts turbine power output based on water speed and placement. Implement computer vision models to analyze drone footage and estimate water flow speeds. Ensure seamless integration of predictive models into embedded systems for real-time turbine control. Integrate the core algorithm into our FlowTools web platform, enabling users to simulate turbine placement. Optimize software for real-time performance and industrial applications. Collaborate with the CFD engineer to refine hydrodynamic modeling inputs for AI-driven predictions. We are looking for the following qualifications: Master’s in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field. 10+ years of experience in machine learning & AI for predictive modeling. Strong experience in computer vision applications, especially for environmental data analysis. Expertise in embedded programming for real-time control systems. Experience with cloud-based or web-integrated AI models. Full-stack development experience is meriting, but front-end skills are not required. Why Join SeaPattern? Impact: We are enabling a world where the full potential of hydropower is unlocked, enabling the full transition to green energy. Innovation: Join a team of scientists and entrepreneurs working together on building a new solution. Growth: You will join a team where you will be expected to bring ideas, seek and share knowledge and where you will be trusted with responsibility and as a consequence will grow fast. We believe you share our values and demonstrate the following behaviours: Own it and make it happen: We take ownership, act proactively, and turn opportunities and ideas into reality. Passion drives us: We act with curiosity, commitment, and a mindset to continuously improve our way of working and make things better. We are knowledge seekers: We are always exploring, questioning, and pushing the limits of what we know. We actively ask questions, share knowledge, and push boundaries. Curiosity fuels our progress, and learning is at the heart of everything we do. Recruitment process We’re reviewing applications continuously, so don’t wait to apply. This is a full-time position based at SeaPattern’s office in Linköping, Sweden. A valid EU and Sweden work permit is required.

About SeaPattern Enabling a world where the full potential of hydropower is unlocked! At SeaPattern, we’re enabling the transition to renewable energy by unlocking the full potential of hydropower. Our modular, floating hydrokinetic turbines are placed in an optimized microgrid, increasing the energy output of existing hydropower plants without new infrastructure or environmental harm. The system is scalable, affordable, and non-invasive. Our technology also delivers sustainable power in remote areas and mission-critical energy solutions for disaster relief and defense. Founded by scientists, engineers, and innovators, we’re now entering an exciting new phase—bringing our breakthrough technology to market. We are looking to expand our team with brilliant minds who want to develop our technology and join our mission, and are now looking for an Electrical Engineer. In this role, you get to be our power electronics guru, leading the development of crucial components in our electrical systems. You’ll ensure our technology meets grid compliance standards through hands-on prototyping, simulations, and testing. This is your chance to work at the intersection of theory and real-world application, solving complex challenges and shaping the future of our power systems with your expertise. In this key role, you will be instrumental in advancing SeaPattern's development. You will lead the design and implementation of our electrical systems, ensuring optimal performance and regulatory compliance. Your work will span from early-stage prototyping of subsystems to full-scale production. Your main responsibilities will be to: Develop, integrate and test power electronics components, including controllers, rectifiers, and inverters. Ensure seamless grid integration, optimizing the system for stable and efficient energy distribution. Collaborate with the engineering team to ensure seamless system integration and overall performance. Develop and integrate MPPT strategies for hydrokinetic turbines, ensuring optimal power extraction in varying environmental conditions and maximizing the energy efficiency of the system. Create simulation models for electrical systems using tools like Simulink to analyze, model, and optimize performance of the turbine's electrical components, including power electronics and control systems. Support generator selection and requirements definition, ensuring compatibility with power conversion and grid integration needs. We are looking for the following qualifications: M.Sc. in Electrical Engineering, Power Systems Engineering, Energy Systems Engineering or closely related fields. 10+ years of experience working with Electrical Engineering, with a focus on power electronics, energy conversion, or renewable energy systems. Proven track record working with hands-on prototype development; building, testing, and iterating on early-stage prototypes to ensure functionality aligns with design goals and performance requirements. Understanding of grid integration and power distribution systems. Strong knowledge of three-phase power systems. Proficiency with simulation software (e.g., MATLAB, Simulink). Excellent collaboration skills with experience working with multi-disciplinary engineering teams. Great communication skills, fluent in English in speaking and writing Experience working in marine or offshore environments is a big plus Why Join SeaPattern? Impact: We are enabling a world where the full potential of hydropower is unlocked, enabling the full transition to green energy. Innovation: Join a team of scientists and entrepreneurs working together on building a new solution. Growth: You will join a team where you will be expected to bring ideas, seek and share knowledge and where you will be trusted with responsibility and as a consequence will grow fast. We believe you share our values and demonstrate the following behaviours: Own it and make it happen: We take ownership, act proactively, and turn opportunities and ideas into reality. Passion drives us: We act with curiosity, commitment, and a mindset to continuously improve our way of working and make things better. We are knowledge seekers: We are always exploring, questioning, and pushing the limits of what we know. We actively ask questions, share knowledge, and push boundaries. Curiosity fuels our progress, and learning is at the heart of everything we do. Recruitment process We’re reviewing applications continuously, so don’t wait to apply. This is a full-time position based at SeaPattern’s office in Linköping, Sweden. A valid EU and Sweden work permit is required.

About SeaPattern Enabling a world where the full potential of hydropower is unlocked! At SeaPattern, we’re enabling the transition to renewable energy by unlocking the full potential of hydropower. Our modular, floating hydrokinetic turbines are placed in an optimized microgrid, increasing the energy output of existing hydropower plants without new infrastructure or environmental harm. The system is scalable, affordable, and non-invasive. Our technology also delivers sustainable power in remote areas and mission-critical energy solutions for disaster relief and defense. Founded by scientists, engineers, and innovators, we’re now entering an exciting new phase—bringing our breakthrough technology to market. We are looking to expand our team with brilliant minds who want to develop our technology and join our mission, and are now looking for a Computational Fluid Dynamics Engineer. Your main responsibilities will be to: Optimize our turbine's hydrodynamic performance. Aid in development real-time predictive models through machine learning/AI techniques. Work closely with the design team and enable mechanical structural analysis through CFD simulations. We are looking for the following qualifications: Master's in Mechanical Engineering, Engineering Physics (with a focus on Applied Mechanics), or equivalent. 10 + years experience working with CFD.  Strong expertise in fluid dynamics, especially hydrodynamics. Experience in CFD projects for industrial applications. Experience with CFD simulations for hydrokinetic applications, including turbulence modeling and wake interactions. Familiarity with hydrokinetic, tidal, or wind turbine technology is highly advantageous. Strong knowledge of machine learning and AI techniques for predictive modeling is a plus. Why Join SeaPattern? Impact: We are enabling a world where the full potential of hydropower is unlocked, enabling the full transition to green energy. Innovation: Join a team of scientists and entrepreneurs working together on building a new solution. Growth: You will join a team where you will be expected to bring ideas, seek and share knowledge and where you will be trusted with responsibility and as a consequence will grow fast. We believe you share our values and demonstrate the following behaviours: Own it and make it happen: We take ownership, act proactively, and turn opportunities and ideas into reality. Passion drives us: We act with curiosity, commitment, and a mindset to continuously improve our way of working and make things better. We are knowledge seekers: We are always exploring, questioning, and pushing the limits of what we know. We actively ask questions, share knowledge, and push boundaries. Curiosity fuels our progress, and learning is at the heart of everything we do. Recruitment process We’re reviewing applications continuously, so don’t wait to apply. This is a full-time position based at SeaPattern’s office in Linköping, Sweden. A valid EU and Sweden work permit is required.

About SeaPattern Enabling a world where the full potential of hydropower is unlocked! At SeaPattern, we’re enabling the transition to renewable energy by unlocking the full potential of hydropower. Our modular, floating hydrokinetic turbines are placed in an optimized microgrid, increasing the energy output of existing hydropower plants without new infrastructure or environmental harm. The system is scalable, affordable, and non-invasive. Our technology also delivers sustainable power in remote areas and mission-critical energy solutions for disaster relief and defense. Founded by scientists, engineers, and innovators, we’re now entering an exciting new phase—bringing our breakthrough technology to market. We are looking to expand our team with brilliant minds who want to develop our technology and join our mission, and are now looking for an Electrical Engineer. In this role, you get to be our power electronics guru, leading the development of crucial components in our electrical systems. You’ll ensure our technology meets grid compliance standards through hands-on prototyping, simulations, and testing. This is your chance to work at the intersection of theory and real-world application, solving complex challenges and shaping the future of our power systems with your expertise. Your main responsibilities will be to: Develop, integrate and test power electronics components, including controllers, rectifiers, and inverters. Ensure seamless grid integration, optimizing the system for stable and efficient energy distribution. Collaborate with the engineering team to ensure seamless system integration and overall performance. Develop and integrate MPPT strategies for hydrokinetic turbines, ensuring optimal power extraction in varying environmental conditions and maximizing the energy efficiency of the system. Create simulation models for electrical systems using tools like Simulink to analyze, model, and optimize performance of the turbine's electrical components, including power electronics and control systems. Support generator selection and requirements definition, ensuring compatibility with power conversion and grid integration needs. We are looking for the following qualifications: M.Sc. in Electrical Engineering, Power Systems Engineering, Energy Systems Engineering or closely related fields. Approximetly 5 years of experience working with Electrical Engineering, with a focus on power electronics, energy conversion, or renewable energy systems. Proven track record working with hands-on prototype development; building, testing, and iterating on early-stage prototypes to ensure functionality aligns with design goals and performance requirements. Understanding of grid integration and power distribution systems. Strong knowledge of three-phase power systems. Proficiency with simulation software (e.g., MATLAB, Simulink). Excellent collaboration skills with experience working with multi-disciplinary engineering teams. Great communication skills, fluent in English in speaking and writing Experience working in marine or offshore environments is a big plus Why Join SeaPattern? Impact: We are enabling a world where the full potential of hydropower is unlocked, enabling the full transition to green energy. Innovation: Join a team of scientists and entrepreneurs working together on building a new solution. Growth: You will join a team where you will be expected to bring ideas, seek and share knowledge and where you will be trusted with responsibility and as a consequence will grow fast. We believe you share our values and demonstrate the following behaviours: Own it and make it happen: We take ownership, act proactively, and turn opportunities and ideas into reality. Passion drives us: We act with curiosity, commitment, and a mindset to continuously improve our way of working and make things better. We are knowledge seekers: We are always exploring, questioning, and pushing the limits of what we know. We actively ask questions, share knowledge, and push boundaries. Curiosity fuels our progress, and learning is at the heart of everything we do. Recruitment process We’re reviewing applications continuously, so don’t wait to apply. This is a full-time position based at SeaPattern’s office in Linköping, Sweden. A valid EU and Sweden work permit is required.

About SeaPattern: Enabling a world where the full potential of hydropower is unlocked! At SeaPattern, we’re enabling the transition to renewable energy by unlocking the full potential of hydropower. Our modular, floating hydrokinetic turbines are placed in an optimized microgrid, increasing the energy output of existing hydropower plants without new infrastructure or environmental harm. The system is scalable, affordable, and non-invasive. Our technology also delivers sustainable power in remote areas and mission-critical energy solutions for disaster relief and defense. Founded by scientists, engineers, and innovators, we’re now entering an exciting new phase—bringing our breakthrough technology to market. We are looking to expand our team with brilliant minds who want to develop our technology and join our mission, and are now looking for a Mechanical Design Engineer. Your main responsibilities will be to: Create detailed 3D models, CAD designs, and assembly drawings for the turbine system and related components. Work closely with the engineering team to ensure designs are aligned with performance goals and manufacturability. Collaborate with structural engineers to optimize turbine systems and related components for mechanical strength and durability. Prepare designs for prototyping, testing, and production, ensuring all designs meet functional requirements. Support design reviews and iterate on designs based on testing feedback. Help maintain design documentation and ensure all updates are accurately reflected in product plans. Ensure the designs are producible, considering manufacturing constraints, cost efficiency, and ease of assembly. We are looking for the following qualifications: Master’s in Mechanical Engineering, Product Design Engineering or closely related fields. 5 years experience in mechanical design with strong CAD skills (SolidWorks, Siemens NX, AutoCAD, etc.). Experience with product design and marine systems is a plus. Familiarity with mechanical principles, including stress analysis, thermal performance, and materials. Experience in designing rotating mechanical systems, including gearboxes, shafts, bearings, and related components. Strong attention to detail and ability to produce manufacturable designs. Ability to work in a cross-functional team and communicate designs clearly. Excellent collaboration and communication skills (fluent in English, in speaking and writing is required) Strong drive to learn and contribute to product development. Why Join SeaPattern?Impact: We are enabling a world where the full potential of hydropower is unlocked, enabling the full transition to green energy. Innovation: Join a team of scientists and entrepreneurs working together on building a new solution. Growth: You will join a team where you will be expected to bring ideas, seek and share knowledge and where you will be trusted with responsibility and as a consequence will grow fast. We believe you share our values and demonstrate the following behaviours: Own it and make it happen We take ownership, act proactively, and turn opportunities and ideas into reality. Passion drives us We act with curiosity, commitment, and a mindset to continuously improve our way of working and make things better. We are knowledge seekers We are always exploring, questioning, and pushing the limits of what we know. We actively ask questions, share knowledge, and push boundaries. Curiosity fuels our progress, and learning is at the heart of everything we do. Recruitment process We’re reviewing applications continuously, so don’t wait to apply. This is a full-time position based at SeaPattern’s office in Linköping, Sweden. A valid EU and Sweden work permit is required.

About SeaPattern: Enabling a world where the full potential of hydropower is unlocked! At SeaPattern, we’re enabling the transition to renewable energy by unlocking the full potential of hydropower. Our modular, floating hydrokinetic turbines are placed in an optimized microgrid, increasing the energy output of existing hydropower plants without new infrastructure or environmental harm. The system is scalable, affordable, and non-invasive. Our technology also delivers sustainable power in remote areas and mission-critical energy solutions for disaster relief and defense. Founded by scientists, engineers, and innovators, we’re now entering an exciting new phase—bringing our breakthrough technology to market. We are looking to expand our team with brilliant minds who want to develop our technology and join our mission, and are now looking for a Senior Mechanical Design Engineer. In this key role, you will be instrumental in advancing SeaPattern's development. You will lead the design and implementation of our turbine clusters, ensuring optimal performance, ease of manufacturing, and efficient system deployment. Your work will span from early-stage prototyping of subsystems to full-scale production. Your main responsibilities will be to: Create detailed 3D models, CAD designs, and assembly drawings for the turbine system and related components. Work closely with the engineering team to ensure designs are aligned with performance goals and manufacturability. Collaborate with structural engineers to optimize turbine systems and related components for mechanical strength and durability. Prepare designs for prototyping, testing, and production, ensuring all designs meet functional requirements. Support design reviews and iterate on designs based on testing feedback. Help maintain design documentation and ensure all updates are accurately reflected in product plans. Ensure the designs are producible, considering manufacturing constraints, cost efficiency, and ease of assembly. We are looking for the following qualifications: Master’s in Mechanical Engineering, Product Design Engineering or closely related fields. 10+ years experience in mechanical design with strong CAD skills (SolidWorks, Siemens NX, AutoCAD, etc.). Experience with product design and marine systems is a plus. Familiarity with mechanical principles, including stress analysis, thermal performance, and materials. Experience in designing rotating mechanical systems, including gearboxes, shafts, bearings, and related components. Strong attention to detail and ability to produce manufacturable designs. Ability to work in a cross-functional team and communicate designs clearly. Excellent collaboration and communication skills (fluent in English, in speaking and writing is required) Strong drive to learn and contribute to product development. Why Join SeaPattern?Impact: We are enabling a world where the full potential of hydropower is unlocked, enabling the full transition to green energy. Innovation: Join a team of scientists and entrepreneurs working together on building a new solution. Growth: You will join a team where you will be expected to bring ideas, seek and share knowledge and where you will be trusted with responsibility and as a consequence will grow fast. We believe you share our values and demonstrate the following behaviours: Own it and make it happen: We take ownership, act proactively, and turn opportunities and ideas into reality. Passion drives us: We act with curiosity, commitment, and a mindset to continuously improve our way of working and make things better. We are knowledge seekers: We are always exploring, questioning, and pushing the limits of what we know. We actively ask questions, share knowledge, and push boundaries. Curiosity fuels our progress, and learning is at the heart of everything we do. Recruitment process We’re reviewing applications continuously, so don’t wait to apply. This is a full-time position based at SeaPattern’s office in Linköping, Sweden. A valid EU and Sweden work permit is required.

About SeaPattern Enabling a world where the full potential of hydropower is unlocked! At SeaPattern, we’re enabling the transition to renewable energy by unlocking the full potential of hydropower. Our modular, floating hydrokinetic turbines are placed in an optimized microgrid, increasing the energy output of existing hydropower plants without new infrastructure or environmental harm. The system is scalable, affordable, and non-invasive. Our technology also delivers sustainable power in remote areas and mission-critical energy solutions for disaster relief and defense. Founded by scientists, engineers, and innovators, we’re now entering an exciting new phase—bringing our breakthrough technology to market. We are looking to expand our team with brilliant minds who want to develop our technology and join our mission, and are now looking for a Senior Mechanical Structural Engineer. In this key role, you will be instrumental in advancing SeaPattern's development. Your work will be pivotal at every stage of the design process, ensuring that our system's performance is matched by its excellent reliability and longevity. Your work will span from early-stage prototyping of subsystems to full-scale production. Your main responsibilities will be to: Develop structural designs and select materials that ensure the turbine system can withstand environmental forces (wave, wind, fatigue, etc.). Work closely with mechanical design engineers to ensure proper integration of materials and structural components. Design testing protocols for evaluating the durability and longevity of materials used in the system. Ensure the structural integrity of the system through simulation and physical testing. Contribute to material selection for corrosion resistance and fatigue performance, especially in marine environments. We are looking for the following qualifications: M.Sc or Bachelor in Mechanical Engineering, Structural Engineer or related fields. 10+ years of work experience from structural engineering or materials science Experience in marine systems, offshore engineering, or renewable energy is a benefit Strong knowledge of structural analysis and finite element modeling (ANSYS, Abaqus, etc). Proven track record of selecting marine-grade materials and analyzing  performance under harsh conditions. Excellent collaboration and communication skills (fluent in English, in speaking and writing is required) Strong drive to learn and contribute to product development. Why Join SeaPattern?Impact: We are enabling a world where the full potential of hydropower is unlocked, enabling the full transition to green energy. Innovation: Join a team of scientists and entrepreneurs working together on building a new solution. Growth: You will join a team where you will be expected to bring ideas, seek and share knowledge and where you will be trusted with responsibility and as a consequence will grow fast. We believe you share our values and demonstrate the following behaviours: Own it and make it happen: We take ownership, act proactively, and turn opportunities and ideas into reality. Passion drives us: We act with curiosity, commitment, and a mindset to continuously improve our way of working and make things better. We are knowledge seekers: We are always exploring, questioning, and pushing the limits of what we know. We actively ask questions, share knowledge, and push boundaries. Curiosity fuels our progress, and learning is at the heart of everything we do. Recruitment process We’re reviewing applications continuously, so don’t wait to apply. This is a full-time position based at SeaPattern’s office in Linköping, Sweden. A valid EU and Sweden work permit is required.

About SeaPattern Enabling a world where the full potential of hydropower is unlocked! At SeaPattern, we’re enabling the transition to renewable energy by unlocking the full potential of hydropower. Our modular, floating hydrokinetic turbines are placed in an optimized microgrid, increasing the energy output of existing hydropower plants without new infrastructure or environmental harm. The system is scalable, affordable, and non-invasive. Our technology also delivers sustainable power in remote areas and mission-critical energy solutions for disaster relief and defense. Founded by scientists, engineers, and innovators, we’re now entering an exciting new phase—bringing our breakthrough technology to market. We are looking to expand our team with brilliant minds who want to develop our technology and join our mission, and are now looking for a Mechanical Structural Engineer. Your main responsibilities will be to: Develop structural designs and select materials that ensure the turbine system can withstand environmental forces (wave, wind, fatigue, etc.). Work closely with mechanical design engineers to ensure proper integration of materials and structural components. Design testing protocols for evaluating the durability and longevity of materials used in the system. Ensure the structural integrity of the system through simulation and physical testing. Contribute to material selection for corrosion resistance and fatigue performance, especially in marine environments. We are looking for the following qualifications: M.Sc or Bachelor in Mechanical Engineering, Structural Engineer or related fields. Approximately 5 years of work experience from structural engineering or materials science Experience in marine systems, offshore engineering, or renewable energy is a benefit Strong knowledge of structural analysis and finite element modeling (ANSYS, Abaqus, etc). Proven track record of selecting marine-grade materials and analyzing  performance under harsh conditions. Excellent collaboration and communication skills (fluent in English, in speaking and writing is required) Strong drive to learn and contribute to product development. Why Join SeaPattern?Impact: We are enabling a world where the full potential of hydropower is unlocked, enabling the full transition to green energy. Innovation: Join a team of scientists and entrepreneurs working together on building a new solution. Growth: You will join a team where you will be expected to bring ideas, seek and share knowledge and where you will be trusted with responsibility and as a consequence will grow fast. We believe you share our values and demonstrate the following behaviours: Own it and make it happen: We take ownership, act proactively, and turn opportunities and ideas into reality. Passion drives us: We act with curiosity, commitment, and a mindset to continuously improve our way of working and make things better. We are knowledge seekers: We are always exploring, questioning, and pushing the limits of what we know. We actively ask questions, share knowledge, and push boundaries. Curiosity fuels our progress, and learning is at the heart of everything we do. Recruitment process We’re reviewing applications continuously, so don’t wait to apply. This is a full-time position based at SeaPattern’s office in Linköping, Sweden. A valid EU and Sweden work permit is required.