Reliable, independent and innovative
MARIN, the Maritime Research Institute Netherlands, has become a reliable, independent and innovative service provider for the maritime sector and a contributor to the well being of society. We take initiative to couple our own expertise to various application areas to broaden our ability to solve problems. By maintaining our leadership position in hydrodynamic and nautical research and development, we make our accumulated know-how and experience available for Concept Development, Design Support, Operations Support and Tool Development. This commitment to high-quality technological innovation enables you to meet the challenges facing your industry today.
A dual mission
We have a dual mission: to provide industry with innovative design solutions; and to carry out advanced research for the benefit of the maritime sector as a whole. In this way, we strengthen the link between academic research and market needs. It is a unique interaction that benefits all parties concerned. The driving force behind this dual mission is a team of highly motivated and experienced people. MARIN is innovative, independent and above all, reliable.
Pro-active response to market needs
By feeding back the results of advanced research programmes into commercial projects, MARIN has created a powerful synergy with the maritime industry. This industry is being confronted with shorter cycle times and increasing global competition in challenging environmental and economic conditions. By becoming involved in projects as early as possible, MARIN can help meet these challenges. Our customers include commercial ship builders, fleet owners, navies, naval architects and offshore companies the world over.
Your future workplace
Henk Prins, R&D Manager: ‘We address longer-term questions from the maritime industry and government by conducting practical scientific research. The results are translated into knowledge and tools that can be used in our projects. For example, we work with data from our own experiments or from mathematical models that we develop. We aim to generate additional knowledge in the area of big data analysis. We would like to safeguard this knowledge for the longer term and apply it in a wide range of MARIN fields of application.
Your future role
Bart Mak, Researcher: ‘We are more and more using data science and machine intelligence in our research programmes to increase our understanding of hydrodynamics and to improve the practical applicability of our simulation models. This allows us and our clients to take better decisions in maritime operations. We apply data science and machine learning to large sets of data measured by ourselves and to simulated data sets, but also to AIS data. To give you an impression: we use machine learning to predict wave conditions based on the ship movements we measured. Another example: we apply reinforcement learning to automating navigation and steering of ships in order to improve collision avoidance systems in the shipping industry. We are also using machine learning, with the help of AIS data, to identify risky or unpredictable behavior.
We have taken the first steps and there is much more to explore and investigate. We would like to welcome you to our team to strengthen this research area!’
Whom are we looking for?
Egbert Ypma, Senior Researcher / Team leader: ‘You are someone who sees opportunities and possibilities for making ships and maritime operations smarter and safer by applying techniques and methods from your field of expertise. Thanks to your in-depth and extensive knowledge of data science, machine learning and artificial intelligence you shape the direction of research. You will conduct the research and you are also able to explain to your colleagues why, how and when we should apply it. You are proactive in doing so and determined in a friendly manner. You have completed a Master’s degree at university in the field of Artificial Intelligence. We would also like to meet you if you have hands-on work experience in this area after completing a university degree in technology or engineering. You are obviously well-informed about the latest developments regarding the tools in this field and you are able to select and use the right tools. It would be an important advantage for this position if you have an affinity with physics or physical systems.’
What we offer
Jolanda Dros, HR advisor: ‘If you are looking for variety, but also enjoy going into depth on a subject, then MARIN is the right place for you. You will be working for international clients on projects that are often innovative. This allows you to be a pioneer in your field, and to work closely together with colleagues and clients who are just as passionate as you are.’
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Education Backgrounds: |
Marine Engineering Physics Software Engineering |
Specialties: |
Algorithms Big Data Naval architecture Research (R&D) |
Education Level: |
Undergraduate (Bachelors) Postgraduate (Masters) |
Experience: |
0 - 2 years 2 - 5 years |
Languages spoken: |
English |
Job Location: | Wageningen, Netherlands |
Keywords: | rasearch, data, maritime, naval architecture, optimization, physics, machine intelligence, automating navigation, |
Type: Job
Deadline: 16th December 2018
Job reference (ID): 13552
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