Expert Classification Future Fuels (m/f/d)

WinGD, a historic developer of two‑stroke marine power units based in Winterthur, Switzerland, is looking for an Expert Classification Future Fuels (m/f/d). The company, tracing its roots back to 1893 and employing more than 420 specialists from over 25 nations, creates engine solutions that help the shipping sector move toward greater sustainability. In this position you will build and keep up contacts with classification societies, arrange design and type approvals for WinGD's technologies, and assist internal departments and engine builders on classification‑related topics. You will also gather, study and archive the rules and standards issued by classification bodies and standards institutes, especially those concerning emerging fuel types. The role involves influencing the evolution of international and class regulations for new fuels where possible, as well as managing internal classification portals, information‑management tools, spare‑part inventories and acceptance databases. The candidate must hold a mechanical‑engineering qualification (BSc, MSc, Dipl‑Ing or comparable), possess deep expertise in two‑stroke marine diesel or dual‑fuel engines, and demonstrate strong English communication abilities. Regular travel abroad a few times each year is required, together with an autonomous, well‑structured, goal‑driven work style and proven teamwork and cooperation skills. WinGD offers the chance to directly affect the environmental footprint of global shipping while working in a fast‑moving, non‑hierarchical environment that blends long‑standing technical know‑how with cutting‑edge innovation. The multicultural setting encourages diverse viewpoints and collaborative problem solving, and the company provides internal technology training and clear pathways for professional growth. What the role asks for: - Mechanical engineering degree (BSc., MSc., Dipl‑Ing or equivalent) - In‑depth expertise in 2‑stroke marine diesel or dual‑fuel engines - Excellent English communication skills - Ability to travel abroad a few times each year - Independent, structured and goal‑oriented approach - Strong teamwork and cooperation abilities - German language proficiency (advantage) - Knowledge of alternative fuel technologies (advantage)