About Tidalis

Do you want to be part of our innovative team that helps protect “The Great Barrier Reef”, make our waterways safer and more secure and optimize the efficiency of the world’s largest ports? Then keep reading! We serve clients around the globe with advanced solutions in the areas of maritime traffic, ports, and terminals. Together, we ensure the safe and efficient movement of people and goods in the maritime world.

Your Role

As a Deployment Engineer at Tidalis, you contribute to building advanced systems that truly make a difference! In short, do you get energized by bringing hardware and software together into one perfectly functioning whole? Then we have an exciting challenge for you!

What will you do?

As a Deployment Engineer, you work daily on installing, integrating, configuring, testing, and successfully commissioning our systems. A unique aspect of the role is integrating radars into the system. You configure the infrastructure from radar to application, making radar video and plots visible within the system.
In addition to radars, a system often includes radio communication, day and night vision cameras, weather sensors, AIS, and computer equipment.

Your daily responsibilities include:

• Setting up virtual environments.
• Installing, integrating, and configuring our software with a wide range of high‑tech hardware, from day and night vision cameras to wireless networks and sensors.
• Preparing and performing acceptance tests; together with the customer, you verify that everything works perfectly and make adjustments where necessary.
• On-site commissioning; you are present when the system goes live and ensure a successful handover to the customer.
• Collaborating with colleagues in Systems Engineering and with our software developers; you contribute ideas for improvements and help make our solutions smarter every day.

Why do you want to do this?

Because you enjoy variety, responsibility, and technology that truly makes a difference. You work across a mix of disciplines and have a direct impact on systems used in critical situations, from safety to communication. Your work brings the system to life.

What do you bring?

• A bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or a relevant field.
• Knowledge of Linux.
• Experience with Linux and containerization technologies (such as Kubernetes).
• General knowledge of networking (subnetting, multicast, routing).
• VMware experience (or general knowledge of hypervisors).
• Experience in writing and executing tests.
• We use Rancher to manage our Kubernetes platform. To roll out our platform, we use techniques such as Ansible, Terraform, Python, Bash, GitLab, and OPNsense. Knowledge of these tools is a plus, but not required.

Additionally:

• Knowledge of cybersecurity is a plus.
• Work experience in a complex technical environment.
• Good communication and social skills.
• You enjoy working in a team.
• Fluent in English and professionally proficient in Dutch, both spoken and written.
• Knowledge of the maritime domain is an advantage.
• Willingness to be on call occasionally.
• Willingness to spend approximately 10% of your time at customer sites, both domestically and occasionally abroad.

What do we offer you?

• You will work in an inspiring, enjoyable, and technically interesting environment.
• The salary is attractive and aligned with your work experience and education.
• Your individual choice budget (IKB) amounts to 13.15% of your salary and can be used for extra leave, additional pension savings, or paid out entirely.
• You receive 20 statutory vacation days per year, with the option to purchase 20 additional days through your IKB.
• The pension is premium-free, giving your net income a boost.
• You also receive an annual vitality allowance of €272.50 net.