Summary
Bart Doekemeijer is an award-winning offshore wind yield engineer with nine years of hands-on experience translating advanced research into commercial offshore wind assessments and preconstruction decisions. Based in The Hague and currently at Shell, he combines deep expertise in wake modeling, wind farm control and SCADA analysis with owner-level responsibility for four in-house Python tools that directly support yield workflows. His background spans top-tier research roles at NREL and TU Delft, where he led field experiments, published journal papers, and co-invented a patented control method (“Helix”) used in industry studies. Known for securing competitive research funding and driving tech collaborations with universities and industry partners, he also serves as a team software-engineering and DE&I focal point. Colleagues rely on him for uncertainty quantification, layout optimization and technical due diligence that bridge theory and operational data. Less obvious: he repeatedly converts R&D into tangible business value, having delivered yield assessments for over ten assets and directly attracted external funding to accelerate Shell’s wind innovations.
9 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
TU Delft
Bachelor of Science (BSc), Aerospace, Aeronautical and Astronautical/Space Engineering, 8.2 (Cum laude), Bachelor of Science (BSc), Aerospace, Aeronautical and Astronautical/Space Engineering, 8.2 (Cum laude) at Delft University of Technology
Dutch, English, French