Naval Architect - Offshore & Salvage with Global Travel

Marine Masters; Netherlands; Remote; EUR 42,000 - 70,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Involvement in challenging global sea‑

Early responsibility with experienced‑

Job summary

Marine Masters is seeking a Naval Architect to support marine and offshore projects from initial engineering and planning through execution. You will develop practical solutions and work closely with the Director of Global Operations and project teams.

Responsibilities include stability assessments, refloating plans, and coordinating input from subcontractors. Travel to international project locations is required, and you’ll join a team that blends office engineering with hands‑on work.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Naval Architecture, Marine Engineering, Offshore Engineering or related field.
• Approx. 0–5 years of relevant experience, including internships or project work.
• Strong analytical skills with a practical approach to problem solving.
• Interest in engineering software and technical calculations.
• Good communication and ability to work with multiple stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Perform stability calculations and naval architectural assessments.
• Develop refloating plans and technical engineering documentation.
• Support salvage, transport & installation and decommissioning projects.
• Work with engineering software such as GHS, Rhino or OrcaFlex.
• Coordinate technical input from subcontractors and engineering partners.
• Support project planning, risk assessments and safe execution.
• Travel to international project locations when required.

Skills

Analytical skills

Problem solving

Communication skills

Willingness to travel internationally

Education

Bachelor’s or Master’s in Naval Architecture or related

Tools

GHS

Rhino

OrcaFlex

Job description

Marine Masters is seeking a Naval Architect to support marine and offshore projects from initial engineering and planning through execution. You will develop practical solutions and work closely with the Director of Global Operations and project teams.

Responsibilities include stability assessments, refloating plans, and coordinating input from subcontractors. Travel to international project locations is required, and you’ll join a team that blends office engineering with hands‑on work.