What is Offshore Wind?

Offshore wind refers to the generation of electricity using wind turbines installed at sea, either fixed to the seabed or floating. These turbines harness the power of the wind to turn a generator and produce clean energy. Because wind at sea is typically stronger and more consistent than on land, offshore turbines can generate large amounts of electricity.

What is Offshore Wind?

The Benefits of Offshore Wind

One of the main advantages of offshore wind is that it produces renewable electricity without emitting CO₂. It can supply clean power to millions of homes. Since the turbines are located far from residential areas, they cause minimal noise or visual impact. Offshore wind is a key solution in the transition to greener energy.

About me

Dynamic, dedicated to excellence, and boasting over 8 years of experience with General Electric, I have successfully evolved through various roles, demonstrating a growing expertise in the fields of manufacturing, project and specifically in Quality, Completion & Commissioning. In a constant pursuit of innovation and high standards, I am searching for a role as Project or Quality Manager in Wind or any other industry.

I’ve travelled the world in search of knowledge and meaningful connections. Along the way, each encounter and experience has helped shape my skills and enrich my perspective. Today, I bring this journey with me to support your projects — with expertise, adaptability, and a deep understanding of your needs.

My Missions & Roles

With expertise and passion, I assist you in delivering successful wind projects

Merkur Project (DE/NL)

• Onshore & Offshore Quality Inspector

• Quality Coordinator

• Offshore Completion Supervisor

Parc du Banc de Guérande (FR)

Vineyard (US) & Dogger Bank (UK)

• Preservation Leader

• Onshore & Offshore Completion Leader

• Nacelle Package Manager

• Completion Leader

• MV Supervisor