Junior Marine Structures Engineer

AECOM; Gurugram District; On-site; INR 600,000 - 900,000; Full time

Job summary

AECOM in Gurugram (India) seeks a Junior Marine Structures Engineer to assist in the analysis, design development, and technical documentation of marine and coastal infrastructure projects. You will work with senior engineers to analyze design parameters, review field data, and help develop engineering solutions for revetments, jetties, and breakwaters.

You will contribute to technical studies, prepare design notes, and support project documentation under close supervision.

Qualifications

• 3-7 years of relevant experience in civil engineering, preferably in coastal or marine infrastructure projects.
• Bachelors degree in civil engineering (B.E./B-Tech) from a recognized university with experience in analysis or design of marine structures such as revetments, jetties, or breakwaters.
• Masters Degree in Coastal Engineering / Structural Engineering / Port & Harbour Engineering will be an added advantage.

Responsibilities

• Assist in analysis and preliminary design of marine structures including revetments, jetties, and breakwaters.
• Perform engineering calculations related to wave loads, hydrodynamic forces, and structural stability.
• Review and interpret bathymetric, topographic, and geotechnical investigation data for design inputs.
• Prepare design drawings, layouts, and technical documentation under the supervision of senior engineers.
• Support preparation of engineering reports, design notes, and project documentation.
• Assist in evaluating design alternatives and technical feasibility of proposed solutions.
• Coordinate with survey teams and other technical departments to obtain required project data.
• Participate in design review meetings and internal technical discussions.
• Assist in reviewing contractor drawings and technical submissions during project execution.

Skills

Coastal engineering

Marine structures analysis

Wave load calculations

Design development

Field data review

Technical documentation

Education

B.E./B.Tech in Civil Engineering

Masters in Coastal/Structural/Port & Harbour Engineering

Job description

Role & responsibilities

The Junior Marine Structures Engineer will support the analysis, design development, and technical documentation of marine and coastal infrastructure projects. The role involves working closely with senior engineers to analyze design parameters, review field investigation data, and assist in developing engineering solutions for marine structures such as revetments, jetties, and breakwaters. The candidate will be expected to actively contribute to technical studies and design preparation under the guidance of senior engineers.

Key Responsibilities:

• Assist in analysis and preliminary design of marine structures including revetments, jetties, and breakwaters.
• Perform engineering calculations related to wave loads, hydrodynamic forces, and structural stability.
• Review and interpret bathymetric, topographic, and geotechnical investigation data for design inputs.
• Prepare design drawings, layouts, and technical documentation under the supervision of senior engineers.
• Support preparation of engineering reports, design notes, and project documentation.
• Assist in evaluating design alternatives and technical feasibility of proposed solutions.
• Coordinate with survey teams and other technical departments to obtain required project data.
• Participate in design review meetings and internal technical discussions.
• Assist in reviewing contractor drawings and technical submissions during project execution.

Preferred candidate profile

• 3-7 years of relevant experience in civil engineering, preferably in coastal or marine infrastructure projects.
• Bachelors degree in civil engineering (B.E./B-Tech) from a recognized university with experience in analysis or design of marine structures such as revetments, jetties, or breakwaters.
• Masters Degree in Coastal Engineering / Structural Engineering / Port & Harbour Engineering will be an added advantage.