Offshore wind engineering consultancy for foundations, geotechnics and design
Wood Thilsted is a London-based offshore wind engineering consultancy covering foundation design, geotechnics and owner's engineering across the project lifecycle. Its stack pairs engineering tools (Petrel, ArcGIS Pro, MATLAB, Primavera P6) with Python, Databricks, Docker, Kubernetes and PyTorch, pointing to serious in-house software and data work. Accelerating, senior-weighted engineering hiring in Japan, South Korea and Poland lines up with a push into APAC.
Wood Thilsted is a privately held engineering consultancy founded in 2015 and headquartered in London, focused on offshore wind. It supports developers from early exploration through operation, with expertise in geotechnical and structural engineering, foundation design, geophysics, metocean, wind yield, survey management and corrosion. Work spans pre-auction foundation concepts, detailed foundation design for turbines and offshore substations, and post-auction owner's engineering support. The firm employs 51–200 people and is a Certified B Corp.
Wood Thilsted uses Petrel, ArcGIS Pro, QGIS, MATLAB, Inventor and Primavera P6 for engineering and planning, plus Python, Flask, Databricks, Azure, Docker, Kubernetes, TensorFlow and PyTorch for software and data work.
Wood Thilsted is hiring engineering staff, mostly at senior and lead levels, across the United Kingdom, Poland, Japan and South Korea, with hiring momentum accelerating.
Current work includes in-house engineering software, offshore geotechnical survey campaigns, turbine and substation foundation design, pre-auction designs, owner's engineering support and floating structure electrical design.
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