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BlackSea Technologies is hiring multiple Project Engineers to lead and own multidisciplinary engineering projects in Curtis Bay, MD. You will translate objectives into actionable technical plans, coordinating mechanical, electrical, software, and integration work from definition to delivery.
Ideal candidates bring at least 5 years of experience in leading complex electromechanical systems, with strong cross-disciplinary collaboration and robust technical decision-making.
Position Description
Project Engineer
In person in Curtis Bay, MD
Full Time
$108,160 - $156,000
At BlackSea Technologies, we don't just innovate; we revolutionize.
We are a close-knit team of creative and innovative thinkers specializing in full lifecycle development of cutting-edge maritime technology. At BlackSea, you won't just find a job; you'll find a community of experts who aspire to solve diverse and complex challenges. Be part of a company where your ideas matter, your expertise is valued, and your contributions make a real impact. Together, we are not just sailing; we are charting a course to push boundaries of what's possible.
BlackSea is hiring multiple Project Engineers to lead and technically own multidisciplinary engineering projects. The Project Engineer is responsible for translating project objectives and requirements into an executable technical approach and carrying that effort from initial definition through design, procurement, integration, testing, and delivery. The Project Engineer may personally perform substantial portions of the engineering work on smaller projects, or lead and coordinate a multidisciplinary team on larger efforts.
Duties required for the Project Engineer include coordinating and technically leading work involving some combination of Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Autonomy & Controls Engineering, Software Engineering, Platform Systems Integration, Naval Architecture, Manufacturing, testing, and possibly including supply chain vendors and subcontractors.
Project Engineers will translate a project into an actionable engineering plan. Responsibilities include:
The Project Engineer will "own" the engineering schedule, while the Program Manager owns the overall program schedule.
Project Engineers will make or recommend decisions involving topics such as weight versus strength, power availability versus payload capability, performance versus cost, schedule versus design complexity, standard-product modification versus payload modification, commercial component versus custom design, redundancy versus weight/cost, thermal performance versus packaging, mechanical packaging versus maintainability, software solution versus hardware solution, vendor capability versus internal development, and technical risk versus schedule.
Project Engineers own the integrated system solution, including the technical baseline and any cross-disciplinary trade-offs, along with the technical execution, project engineering schedule, and technical risk, but can rely on functional engineering personnel as needed, including Mechanical, Electrical, Software, and Integration Engineers, to provide deep technical competency, methods, technical practices, discipline standards, reusable standards and lessons-learned, and discipline-specific reviews.
Project Engineers do not need to perform as the deepest technical expert in every discipline. They should instead possess enough technical breadth to understand the major issues in each discipline, recognize when specialist expertise is required, ask appropriate technical questions, evaluate the impact of decisions across disciplines, identify interface problems, resolve competing technical requirements, and understand enough of specialists' recommendations to make system-level decisions.
Up to 3 trips a year/3-5 days a trip.
$108,160 - $156,000