Naval Architect & Project Engineer (Hybrid)

PCCI; Virginia (IL); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive benefits

Paid leave

Job summary

PCCI is seeking a motivated Project Engineer / Naval Architect to support marine engineering, naval architecture, ocean engineering, salvage, mooring, and offshore systems projects.

The successful candidate will assist with analysis, design, planning, procurement, documentation, and field execution for projects involving vessels, floating structures, mooring systems, salvage operations, underwater systems, marine construction, and offshore equipment.

Responsibilities

• Naval Architecture, Marine Engineering, and Analysis: support analyses for vessels, floating structures, offshore systems, mooring systems, underwater equipment, salvage operations, and marine construction projects.
• Hydrostatic, stability, weight distribution, deck loading, lifting, towing, sinking, transport, and environmental loading analyses.
• Prepare engineering calculations, technical reports, drawings, models, procedures, manuals, and planning documents.
• Support static and dynamic mooring analyses, including line tensions, component loads, anchor loads, and system performance evaluations.
• Assist with engineering modeling and finite element analysis for marine structures and related systems.
• Review drawings, vessel arrangements, and technical references to support engineering assessments and planning.
• Apply Navy, Coast Guard, ABS, DNV, USACE, NAVFAC, OSHA, ASME, AWS, DOD, IMO standards as directed.
• Mooring, Salvage, and Offshore Operations Support: plan, analyze, and execute mooring installations, salvage operations, vessel response projects, and offshore deployments.
• Assist with design and evaluation of mooring systems, including lines, anchors, and deck fittings.
• Develop input for installation, tow, lift, transport, salvage, and field procedures.
• Support vessel modeling, environmental force calculations, towing resistance estimates, and risk assessments.
• Assist with underwater systems, subsea installations, pipelines, buoy systems, and marine renewables projects.
• Participate in field inspections, installation support, QA, equipment checks, and project documentation.
• Design, Fabrication, and Technical Documentation: develop and review drawings, 3D models, BOMs, specs, fabrication details, and installation concepts.
• Coordinate with drafters, fabrication shops, welding personnel, and vendors.
• Review shop drawings, vendor submittals, and materials for compliance.
• Support procurement with technical requirements, BOMs, and vendor coordination.
• Maintain configuration control through revisions and as-built records.
• Prepare technical memoranda, calculations, reports, procedures, manuals, meeting notes, and closeout packages.
• Project Planning and Execution: assist with planning, scheduling, budgeting, procurement, subcontractor coordination, and technical execution.
• Contribute to feasibility studies, risk assessments, cost estimates, and concept development.
• Track progress, identify issues, and communicate status and corrective actions.
• Coordinate with engineering, operations, procurement, field crews, clients, subcontractors, and vendors.
• Assist with proposals, work plans, schedules, and client deliverables.

Job description

PCCI is seeking a motivated Project Engineer / Naval Architect to support marine engineering, naval architecture, ocean engineering, salvage, mooring, and offshore systems projects.

The successful candidate will assist with analysis, design, planning, procurement, documentation, and field execution for projects involving vessels, floating structures, mooring systems, salvage operations, underwater systems, marine construction, and offshore equipment.