Any qualified gearbox design engineers on here?

[5v3d3b0]

I'd appreciate if this isn't marked spam, as there is a genuine chance someone here might be interested, if not I wouldn't post it.

I'm recruiting for a lead gearbox engineer for a major wind turbine manufacturer, to be based in Germany. They want someone with experience in gearbox design and product development, from the Automotive, Aerospace or Heavy Industry sectors.

I know there are a few engineers on here, so I thought it would be worth asking.

Salary is up to €75,000 per annum, based in Dortmund. If you refer me to someone who gets the job you'll get a £200 finders fee.

PM me for more info

[P.]

I've played with Lego and K'nex in the past.

I believe my skills to be above average, have constructed a windmill, close to a wind turbine but used 2 AA batteries. I can learn on the job.

[dydey90]

Is it Siemens? I bet it's Siemens.

I'm guessing this is experience with epicyclic gearboxes though, which are pretty rarely used so I don't know how well you'll go about getting experienced bods in.

My HNC contained a unit on gearing though. I'll do it if I can work from home
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[Rogerborg]

I've changed the oil in my Enfield's gearbox. I realise this probably over-qualifies me for working in the 'green' energy sector though.
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[Pete.]

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Salary is less than I'd expect for a senior engineering position abroad.
A junior doctor can make that sort of money in the UK, in an apprenticeship, with a cracking pension and holiday package.
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Bet the engineer doesn't have to work weekends and shit shifts though
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[Rogerborg]

[Pete.]

[MCN]

75k per year?

Try Kerla, India. If they'll not put their fat hands deeper into their corporate pockets they'll not recruit proper engineers for sweetie money.
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[Tristan.]

I'm an automotive design engineer, mostly concept level body mechanisms or general body components not the proper dirty bits though. Very tempted to put in an application for this but this would be me...
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Svedebo, any other openings?

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[MCN]

[andyscooter]

I built a spider
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[fatjames]

I'm always the innovator when it comes to gearboxes. Currently I'm working on a project trying to find 7th gear on the CBR.

[5v3d3b0]

It is not Siemens

Considering they'll take someone with 5-8 years experience if they're competent, I don't think €75k is too bad of a salary in Germany They can also stretch to 80-85 for a bit more experience.

I've been looking at people from Romax and David Brown Gear Systems in the UK, they seem to have a lot of people with the right fit. Does anyone know any other companies that specialist in gearboxes?

[331X2]

Yamaha?

[Ribenapigeon]

I could channel my grandfather he designed gearboxes for Aston Martin and for David Brown tractors.

[Rogerborg]

[dydey90]

[MCN]

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[0l0dom0l0]

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