*NEW* MARINE MECHANICAL & ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

Palmer Johnson; Pisa; In loco; EUR 45.000 - 70.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

A leading company in yacht engineering is seeking an experienced Marine Mechanical & Electrical Engineer based in Pisa, Italy. The successful candidate will play a key role in designing and optimizing marine systems, managing engineering projects, and ensuring compliance with industry regulations. Candidates should have extensive experience in yacht design and strong communication skills in English and Italian.

Competenze

• Minimum 7+ years experience in yacht design engineering.
• Experience with yacht/ship building ranging from 50ft to 170ft.
• Competence in mechanical systems and yacht regulatory compliance.

Mansioni

• Coordinate and manage external engineering companies.
• Design marine mechanical systems ensuring compliance with regulatory bodies.
• Perform systems diagnostics during dock trials and record performance data.

Conoscenze

Communication in English

Communication in Italian

3D CAD applications

Formazione

Bachelor's or Master's degree in Marine / Mechanical Engineering

Strumenti

Solid Works

CADMATIC

AutoCAD

Navisworks

Rhinoceros

Microsoft Office

Descrizione del lavoro

**NEW** MARINE MECHANICAL & ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

Palmer Johnson isseeking an experienced Marine Mechanical & Electrical Engineer. The successful candidate will work in the engineering team based in Pisa. He/ she will furthermore have the role of an electrical specialist.Part of the job is also supplying the production team with a huge wealth of information. Flexibility in working with both design and production teams is required to ensure that a varied range of projects are fulfilled to the best of the team’s ability.

Type:Full-TimeExperience:7 Years+Function:Engineering, production Location: Pisa, Italy

JOB DESCRIPTION:

Coordinate and manage external engineering companies contracted by Palmer Johnson Yachts related to systems.

Responsible for P&ID design of all shipboard mechanical and electrical systems.

Design marine mechanical systems by applying principles of mechanics, fluid dynamics, thermodynamics, hydraulics, heat transfer, and materials.

Optimize systems design and engineering for manufacturing, by researching cutting edge manufacturing and assembly methods and materials.

Understand critical interfaces between structure, systems and interior design.

Develop marine mechanical and electrical systems in line with vessel specifications.

Responsible for systems compliance with regulatory bodies. To include diagram submission & review of Design Appraisal Documents to the following societies: “MCA, SOLAS, Lloyd’s,DNV & RINA”. For smaller boats, knowledge of CE rules and the USCG is required.

3D modeling of marine mechanical systems ensuring the most efficient use of space in respect to equipment & system function.

Management of production drawings.

Negotiation of equipment contracts with vendors.

Management of technical information between clients, equipment manufactures, and outside design firms.

System of Change Orders -technical and costing analysis.

Responsible for Commissioning of Equipment and start up during vessel launch.

Perform systems diagnostics during dock trials and record performance data during sea trials.

Responsible for Crew training of mechanical systems & preparation of Operations manuals.

Prepare reports for systems improvements.

DESIRED SKILLS & EXPERIENCE:

Bachelor and/or Master's degree in Marine / Mechanical Engineering with a minimum of 7+years experience in Yacht design engineering ranging from 50ft up to 170ft and / or ship yard engineering experience.

Competence with 3D CAD applications such as Solid Works, Cadmatic would be a plus, AutoCAD, Navisworks, Rhinoceros and Microsoft Office package.

Good English & Italian verbal & written communication skills.

COMPREHENSIVE KNOWLEDGE OF THE FOLLOWING YACHT SYSTEMS:

Black/Gray Drainage, Fuel Transfer System, Fuel Service, Lube Oil, Central Hydraulics.

To apply please send your Resume and Cover Letter to:[e-mail] with the subject line “Marine Mechanical & Electrical Engineering”.