VSTEP is looking for a Project Manager to deliver our most complex projects on time, within budget, and according to specifications.
VSTEP is a growing maritime simulation company based in Rotterdam. We build simulators that combine our own software with hardware tailored to each client, and we supply them to training centers, schools, and navies around the world. Our work helps prepare the people who keep ships and crews safe at sea.
The company consists out of around 70 people with diverse backgrounds from all over the world. We believe this diversity makes the company a great place to work where there is room for growth and learning.
You'll manage large, long-lead navy projects, and you'll be accountable for overseeing the engineering, supply chain, and sometimes production of the simulators we build in-house and ship worldwide. You own each project from kick-off to handover to our Support Team, and it's your job to deliver on time, on budget, and to the agreed quality. You'll coordinate hardware and software delivery, keep our internal technical teams aligned, and stay the client's main point of contact throughout.
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VSTEP is a leading innovator in maritime simulation technology, enabling learning through solutions that enhance training effectiveness, cultivate essential skills, advance safety, and promote sustainability. Since 2002, VSTEP’s innovation and deep maritime expertise have transformed how academies, fleet owners, port authorities, and navies prepare for the challenges of modern seafaring. Our simulation solutions span navigation and ship handling, inland radar and fairway operations, towage and escort, and bridge training, so maritime professionals and organizations have the tools they need to succeed. By recreating vessel hydrodynamics and environmental conditions with fidelity, our simulators allow learners to practice critical manoeuvres, experience emergency scenarios, and strengthen decision making in safe, realistic environments. Through learning by simulation, VSTEP helps the maritime world learn faster, work safer, and operate more sustainably.