Vacant job

– Develop machines that are actually used

There are design jobs where you draw, and then there are jobs where you see your solutions built, tested, and used in reality. At Scandinavian Pale Driving, you do the latter.

We build machines for drilling, piling, and foundation work. Heavy, specialized, and often fully customized solutions. Here, it is not enough for something to work in CAD – it must work in clay, in the cold, and under real load. We are with you the whole way: from the first sketch to the finished machine in operation. And that is exactly where we believe you will thrive.

As a hydraulic designer with us, you work on real product development. You are not a cog in a large machine; you are an important part of the whole. Projects vary in size and duration, from quick improvements to longer development projects. What they have in common is that you are involved throughout the entire chain.

You will:

• develop new machines, functions, and accessories
• improve and further develop existing designs
• work with everything from concepts and dimensioning to finished solutions
• follow your designs all the way into production and beyond

You work closely with:

• other designers
• the workshop
• service

This means you get quick feedback on your solutions and can adjust, improve, and optimize. The team currently consists of six designers. Decision paths are short, and ideas do not stay on paper.

You are a designer who wants more than just to deliver drawings. You are likely curious, self-directed, and solution-oriented, but also humble enough to test, change, and improve. And you do not mind going out to the workshop to see if what you drew actually holds up.

You want to:

• understand how things work in reality
• solve problems that do not have given answers
• take responsibility for your solutions all the way

We believe you have:

• a degree in mechanical engineering or hydraulics
• experience with hydraulically driven systems or mobile machines
• experience in design, calculation, and drafting
• or similar experience within hydraulics

Experience with HyDraw, Plus+1, or similar is a plus. But the most important thing is not exactly which systems you know, but that you have a practical understanding of machines. This will likely show in how you design.

You might:

• have done a lot of screwing yourself as a service technician
• built your own projects
• or worked closely with production/workshop

Extra plus:

• experience with heavy/mobile machines
• knowledge in mechanics
• experience with CE documentation
• experience with ERP systems (e.g., Monitor)

You also need to be able to speak and write Swedish and English.

This is an environment for you who like practical engineering. We are one of the few companies that develop, build, and service our own machines. This allows us to learn faster and build better. Right now, we are investing heavily in the next generation of machines, while order intake is strong. This means you are stepping into a situation where you can truly make a difference.

With us, you get:

• work with technically advanced and unique machines
• take significant personal responsibility and influence solutions
• short decision paths, idea to reality happens quickly
• follow your designs all the way
• work in a tight-knit team without pretension
• possibility for some flexibility and remote work

Do you want to work with design that is felt and not just seen on a drawing?

Then we think you should get in touch.

Does it sound like you?

Apply now! In this assignment, we collaborate with Skills Recruitment. The application deadline is August 17, but selection and interviews take place on an ongoing basis from August onwards. For any other questions, please contact recruitment consultant Joon Fröberg at 070-616 00 79.

Open to all

We focus on your competence, not your other prerequisites. We are open to adapting the role or workplace to your needs.