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Digital Twin & Sea State Survivability Thesis Student

  • On-site
  • Sweden
  • English
  • Posted 07.09.26 14:17

Build what the sea hasn't seen yet. Marine Alpha develops next generation unmanned surface vessels (USVs) that combine robust platform design with advanced autonomy, sensing and mission systems. Our approach is built around standardised components, rigorous engineering and open interfaces, creating platforms that can evolve as technology and mission needs evolve. We build vessels. We enable capability. About the project: Predict. Validate. Improve. Turn the MA3 CAD platform into a digital twin that helps us understand vessel behaviour in demanding sea states. Connect simulation with real trial data to explore endurance, wave loading and structural response, and push performance boundaries. Focus areas: CAD, simulation, structures, hydrodynamics, trial data This is a part-time working-student position based in Karlskrona, starting ASAP. It can also be set up as a formal thesis project if that better fits your academic program. Tasks

Take ownership of a meaningful engineering challenge. Think independently and challenge assumptions. Turn data into insight and build solutions that work in the real world. Work close to the technology, decisions and people building Marine Alpha.

Make an impact that goes to sea. Requirements

Bring your technical expertise, curiosity and drive. Explore questions that don't have obvious answers. Challenge how things are done and bring new ideas. Help shape the technology, the platforms and the future of Marine Alpha.

Your work today. Real impact tomorrow. Benefits

Real technology. Work with real vessel platforms, data and engineering challenges. Real responsibility. Own a meaningful problem and develop your engineering judgement. Direct collaboration. Work directly with experienced engineers and decision makers. Competitive salary. Your work creates real value, and we believe it should be recognised. Real impact. Bring ideas, challenge assumptions and help shape what comes next.

If you want to build technology that leaves the screen, meets the physical world and has to perform when it matters, come build with us.