WinGD designs two-stroke low-speed engines and hybrid marine power systems for global shipping operators. The tech stack is weighted toward mechanical engineering (MATLAB, Simulink, ANSYS, Siemens NX/TeamCenter) with enterprise backbone (SAP S/4HANA), and hiring is heavily skewed toward engineering (33 of 52 active roles) — reflecting intense focus on commissioning hybrid systems and troubleshooting production variants. Active pain points around supplier reliability and parts coordination, combined with projects targeting contract optimization and regulatory monitoring, suggest WinGD is scaling global ops while managing complex supply chains.
WinGD manufactures marine propulsion systems—primarily two-stroke engines—for the global shipping industry. Founded in 1893 as Sulzer Diesel Engine and now part of CSSC Group, the company designs engines and hybrid energy systems positioned around emissions reduction, fuel efficiency, and digitalization. Operations span Switzerland, South Korea, China, Singapore, and other regions. The product portfolio includes traditional diesel engines, LNG-fueled variants, and hybrid systems. Work spans R&D, manufacturing support, commissioning at customer sites, and spare parts logistics.
MATLAB, Simulink, ANSYS, and Siemens NX for CAD and simulation; Siemens TeamCenter for product lifecycle management; SAP S/4HANA for enterprise operations; National Instruments LabVIEW for testing and verification.
Switzerland, South Korea, China, Singapore, Greece, Bulgaria, and Taiwan. Engineering and operations are distributed across these regions.
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