IPC Illustrator

A Snapshot of Your Day

You turn complex engineering data into clear, accurate technical illustrations for our Wind Turbine Illustrated Parts Catalogues (IPCs). Interpreting 3D models, incorporating engineering changes and producing high-quality exploded views, you enable service technicians and customers to rely on precise graphics for maintenance, repair and spare-part identification. Working closely with cross-functional engineering and documentation teams, you ensure every design or component revision is accurately reflected in the IPC.

How You’ll Make an Impact

• Create 2D/3D isometric and exploded-view illustrations for wind-turbine IPCs from CAD models, drawings and BOMs
• Prepare and simplify 3D models from Creo or Siemens NX for publication-ready output
• Guarantee compliance with internal guidelines and standards such as S1000D
• Manage versions, metadata and updates of illustrations following ECNs and product improvements
• Coordinate with engineers, technical writers and subject-matter experts to ensure completeness and quality

What You Bring

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Design or equivalent technical education (Diploma/AME)
• 5+ years of professional experience in technical illustration, preferably for IPCs or service documentation of complex mechanical systems
• Strong skills in CAD systems (Creo, Siemens NX) and illustration tools (e.g. IsoDraw, Adobe Illustrator)
• High attention to detail, analytical mindset and proven quality orientation
• Very good English skills and ability to work in multinational teams

What We Offer

• A professional, global documentation team focused on continuous development
• Open communication culture where mistakes are seen as learning opportunities
• Medical insurance (family floater for employee, spouse and two children up to age 25)
• Optional Meal Card as a tax-saving CTC component

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