Naval Architect & Marine Engineer — Vessel Electrification

Construction Association of Michigan; Cleveland, Northern (OH, KY); Hybrid; USD 95,000 - 135,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, vision

401(k)

Paid vacations

Bonus plan

Job summary

NETSCo is seeking a Naval Architect/Marine Engineer to join a team specializing in ship, ATB, tug and barge designs from concept through construction. The successful candidate will contribute to stability, structural design and analysis, feasibility studies, retrofit specs, and complex marine systems development.

The role requires a BS in naval architecture or marine engineering and about 5 years of relevant experience, with proficiency in FEA and stability tools, and familiarity with USCG/IMO

Qualifications

• BS degree in naval architecture, marine engineering, or a related field.
• Five (5) years of relevant work experience (vessel owner, shipyard, classification society, or engineering consulting).
• Experience with structural design on ATB, Tankers, LNG vessels.
• Proficiency with FEA software (NASTRAN/ANSYS).
• Proficiency with stability software (GHS).
• Proficiency with MS Excel and AutoCAD.
• Working knowledge of USCG, IMO, and Classification Society regulations.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Professional Engineer license desirable.

Responsibilities

• Support naval architecture across stability, structural design/analysis, feasibility studies, and retrofit specs.
• Develop complex marine system concepts and construction documentation.
• Collaborate with naval architects, marine engineers, and designers in a team setting.
• Potential project management of small to short-term projects.

Skills

FEA Software

Stability Software

MS Office & AutoCAD

ATB/Tankers/LNG Vessel Design

Project Management

Regulatory Knowledge (USCG/IMO)

Communication Skills

Travel Availability

Education

BS in naval architecture or marine engineering

Tools

NASTRAN/ANSYS

GHS

Excel

AutoCAD

Job description

NETSCo is seeking a Naval Architect/Marine Engineer to join a team specializing in ship, ATB, tug and barge designs from concept through construction. The successful candidate will contribute to stability, structural design and analysis, feasibility studies, retrofit specs, and complex marine systems development.

The role requires a BS in naval architecture or marine engineering and about 5 years of relevant experience, with proficiency in FEA and stability tools, and familiarity with USCG/IMO