Analysis Engineer to Beyond Gravity Linköping

Do you feel most at home in the lab? Are you fascinated by how materials behave, motivated by designing experiments, and driven to understand why one device succeeds while another fails? If that sounds like your kind of challenge, we would love to hear from you! About Epishine Epishine is a Swedish energy impact company, reimagining the capture of light with market leading printed organic solar cells. Our technology captures indoor light to make electronics self-powered, making cables, disposable batteries and unnecessary maintenance a thing of the past. At Epishine, we foster a culture of collaboration, creativity and innovation where we encourage our employees to challenge the status quo and drive innovation. Our company is now growing and we are looking for more driven talents who want to grow and develop together with us! Go to www.epishine.com to read more about Epishine and our vision. The mission As an R&D Engineer at Epishine, you will be spending most of your time in our laboratory fabricating, testing, and evaluating printed organic solar cells. Your primary focus will be experimental work: planning and executing experiments, characterizing device performance, investigating failure modes, and generating high-quality experimental data that helps us better understand and continuously improve our technology. You will start by learning our materials, processes and device architecture while supporting experimental work alongside experienced engineers. As your understanding grows, you'll gradually take ownership of experiments - from planning and fabrication to analysis and interpretation of results. The role is based full-time at our headquarters in Linköping, where you will collaborate closely with an international team of R&D engineers, Technical Project Leaders, Laboratory assistants and Phd students. Who are we looking for? We are looking for an analytical, curious, and hands-on engineer who genuinely enjoys working close to materials and understanding what makes them behave the way they do. You are the kind of person who doesn't stop at "it works" - you want to understand why it works. You enjoy diving deep into experimental results, questioning unexpected outcomes, and designing the next experiment to uncover new insights. You have: A Master's degree in Physics, Chemistry, Materials Science, or a related field Relevant work life experience in a similar role Hands-on laboratory experience and a genuine interest in experimental work, materials, and device characterization Strong communication skills and fluency in English Beneficial: Phd in related field Just as importantly, you enjoy sharing ideas with others. You like discussing experimental results, challenging hypotheses, and explaining your reasoning. Whether you are presenting data, reflecting on why an experiment behaved unexpectedly, or brainstorming the next steps with colleagues, you can communicate your technical thinking clearly and contribute to an open, collaborative R&D environment. Finally – you are someone who actually loves spending all day in a lab! Application procedure Does this role sound exciting? Then apply today! We will start going through applications from August. Starting date is flexible, but sooner rather than later. Good to know We use psychometric tests, such as personality and logic assessments, as part of our recruitment process to ensure fairness and objectivity. These tests help us look beyond a CV and understand each candidate’s natural strengths, problem-solving ability, and working style. By using standardized assessments, we create a more equal opportunity for all applicants, reduce bias, and make sure the role is a good match for both the candidate and the team.

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 renewable energy production in existing hydropower plants, 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 across disciplines, we've created a highly supportive environment for both personal and professional growth. This way of working has enabled us to move rapidly from research and development to real-world deployments and the next phase of industrialization. Where are we heading? Interest in our technology is growing rapidly, both in Sweden and internationally. The opportunity ahead is global, and we're building the team that will help make it happen. We are now looking for a Senior Mechanical Structural Engineer who wants to help shape the next generation of renewable energy technology. About the Role As a Senior Mechanical Structural Engineer at SeaPattern, you will play a key role in ensuring the structural integrity, durability, and reliability of our floating hydrokinetic turbine systems. You will lead the structural design of critical components throughout the product development lifecycle from concept development and prototyping to industrialization and deployment. Working closely with mechanical design engineers, CFD engineers, manufacturing, and testing teams, you will develop robust, efficient, and cost-effective structural solutions capable of operating in demanding marine environments. This is a role for someone who enjoys solving complex engineering challenges where structural performance, manufacturability, and long-term reliability all matter equally. Your work will include: Performing structural analyses and finite element simulations (FEA) to validate and optimize designs. Developing structural designs for turbine systems and supporting components. Selecting materials based on structural performance, corrosion resistance, fatigue life, and manufacturability. Collaborating closely with mechanical design engineers to ensure seamless integration between structural and mechanical systems. Defining and supporting structural testing, validation, and verification activities. Evaluating structural performance through simulations, laboratory testing, and field validation. Driving design improvements based on testing results and operational feedback. Supporting design reviews, technical documentation, and engineering decision-making. Continuously improving structural design methodologies, analysis tools, and engineering best practices. Who We're Looking For We believe you're an experienced structural engineer who combines strong analytical capabilities with a practical engineering mindset. You enjoy taking ownership, solving technically challenging problems, and working closely with colleagues across multiple engineering disciplines. To succeed in this role, you likely have: A B.Sc. or M.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering, Structural Engineering, or a related field. 10+ years of experience in structural analysis, finite element analysis (FEA), or CAE engineering. Strong knowledge of structural analysis and finite element modelling (ANSYS, Abaqus, or similar). Experience designing structures subjected to dynamic loading, fatigue, and demanding operating environments. You are also an engineer who enjoys collaboration, communicates clearly in English, and has a genuine passion for developing next-generation renewable energy technology. 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. Recruitment process In this recruitment process, we are collaborating with Skill. We’re reviewing applications continuously, so don’t wait to apply. If you have any questions regarding the process, contact Matilda Ingeson, matilda.ingeson@skill.se or Lena Johansson, lena.johansson@skill.se. This is a full-time position based at SeaPattern’s office in Linköping, Sweden. #LI-DNI