Junior Naval Architect: Stability, Mooring & Marine Design

DP World; United Arab Emirates; On-site; AED 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

DP World UAE seeks a Naval Architect/Marine Engineer to support ballast and stability calculations for load-out/load-in, mooring plans, and related naval tasks for MCV operations.

You will prepare calculations, drawings, and method statements, review vessel particulars, and coordinate with vessel Masters, project teams, and clients to ensure technical feasibility and compliance with marine standards.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in naval architecture or marine engineering.
• 1–2 years in naval architecture or marine engineering.
• Ability to read vessel drawings and stability data.
• Familiarity with ship construction and load distribution.

Responsibilities

• Prepare ballast and stability calculations for project conditions.
• Assist with longitudinal strength checks and trim assessments.
• Prepare mooring arrangements and related calculations.
• Update method statements, stowage plans, and technical docs.
• Support cargo stowage, deck strength, and sea fastening reviews.
• Review vessel particulars and tidal data for feasibility.
• Provide technical input to Commercial and Operations teams.
• Attend site inspections and mobilization activities.
• Coordinate with vessel Masters and project teams.

Skills

Hydrostatics

Intact stability

Ballast ops

Trim

AutoCAD

Excel

Rhino

MOSES

ANSYS

Ship drawings

Line drawings

Problem solving

Education

Bachelor's degree in Naval Architecture, Ocean Engineering, Marine Engineering

Tools

AutoCAD

Rhino

MOSES

ANSYS

AutoHydro

Optimoor

Job description

DP World UAE seeks a Naval Architect/Marine Engineer to support ballast and stability calculations for load-out/load-in, mooring plans, and related naval tasks for MCV operations.

You will prepare calculations, drawings, and method statements, review vessel particulars, and coordinate with vessel Masters, project teams, and clients to ensure technical feasibility and compliance with marine standards.