Junior Naval Architect & Ocean Engineer (Hybrid Work)

Glosten; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical/dental coverage

Paid time off

Tuition reimbursement

Bonus and profit-sharing

401(k) plan

Hybrid remote work after 90 days

Job summary

Glosten is hiring an entry-level Naval Architect/Ocean Engineer to join the Ocean Engineering & Analysis Group at our Seattle, WA headquarters. The role offers long-term flexibility with potential transfers to Providence, RI or Bellingham, WA as you gain experience.

The successful candidate will work on ship design, coastal structures, offshore platforms, and marine energy devices, employing hydrodynamic analysis, mooring design, CFD/FEA tools, and data-driven methods.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in naval architecture, ocean engineering, or related field; Master's preferred.
• Engineering licensure with EIT preferred; US work authorization required.

Responsibilities

• Provide primary technical effort for ship design, coastal structures, offshore platforms, and marine energy devices using analysis tools.
• Perform data analysis with probabilistic methods and large datasets; support fleet planning and risk assessment.
• Help advance the Ocean Engineering & Analysis group by developing processes and tools to improve efficiency.

Skills

Hydrodynamics

Climatology

Mooring analysis

Problem solving

Communication skills

Willingness to travel

Education

Bachelor's degree

Master's degree preferred

Tools

Naval architecture software

Hydrodynamics software

Job description

Glosten is hiring an entry-level Naval Architect/Ocean Engineer to join the Ocean Engineering & Analysis Group at our Seattle, WA headquarters. The role offers long-term flexibility with potential transfers to Providence, RI or Bellingham, WA as you gain experience.

The successful candidate will work on ship design, coastal structures, offshore platforms, and marine energy devices, employing hydrodynamic analysis, mooring design, CFD/FEA tools, and data-driven methods.