

Nadara specializes in sustainable energy, infrastructure, and construction solutions for various sectors.
The Failure Analysis and Technical Support Engineer will serve as a technical authority for the wind turbine fleet, focusing on failure analysis, risk assessment, and lifecycle optimisation of mechanical components. The role works closely with the Mechanical Reliability team, internal stakeholders, and external suppliers to shape major component overhaul strategies and processes.
In the area of major component overhauls, the engineer will define, manage, and coordinate overhaul strategies based on failure analysis and root‑cause findings, collaborating with suppliers, refurbishment vendors, and stock management. Responsibilities include optimizing overhaul scopes, contributing to framework agreements and technical specifications, and supporting warranty claims with technical evidence.
The role also develops models to assess failure rates, condition trends, and component criticality, supporting stock optimisation and procurement decisions for major components and spare parts. Technical input is provided for specifications, evaluation of offers, and alignment with suppliers, as well as for the creation of stock‑management processes and lifecycle planning.
The engineer will support engineering change requests, assess upgrades and retrofits, and develop and enforce technical standards, best‑practice procedures, and documentation templates. Continuous improvement of risk‑assessment methodologies, reporting standards, and maintenance procedures ensures consistency and traceability across the fleet.
Budgetary responsibilities include preparing and managing the Mechanical Reliability activity budget, proposing cost‑effective actions, and monitoring KPIs to demonstrate program effectiveness.
Key technical competences include knowledge of wind turbine drivetrain subsystems, supplier and stakeholder interfacing, root‑cause analysis, reliability tools such as FMEA/FMECA, and data modelling for failure and condition trends. Experience with safety, CMMS, SCADA, and project‑management tools is also valuable.
Candidates must hold a BSc/MSc in Mechanical Engineering (or a related discipline) and have at least five years of wind‑energy industry experience focused on mechanical maintenance or reliability. Fluency in English is required; additional languages such as French, Spanish, Portuguese, or Italian are a plus.