Remote Marine Mechanical Engineer (PE) - Ship Systems Lead

ECS; Richmond (VA); A distancia; USD 116.000 - 165.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Everforth ECS is seeking a licensed Professional Engineer to lead shipboard mechanical design for marine vessels. This remote role requires stamping authority, regulatory compliance, and cross-functional leadership across propulsion, electrical, and auxiliary systems.

You will manage SWBS Groups 200/300/500/600, drive design spiral, and support lifecycle from shipyard to in-service modifications, with potential travel.

Formación

• ABET-accredited B.S. or M.S. in Naval Architecture, Marine Engineering, or Mechanical Engineering.
• Active PE License in Naval Architecture, Mechanical Engineering, or related field(s).
• 5–20+ years of progressive maritime or heavy industrial engineering experience.
• Proficiency with industry-standard 2D/3D CAD and CAE/FEA software; Ship Constructor desirable.
• Excellent problem-solving and communication skills to engage with leadership and trades.
• Must be a US citizen able to obtain Public Trust clearance.

Responsabilidades

• Lead design, development, and integration of shipboard mechanical systems and propulsion plants.
• Stamp packages and ensure compliance with ABS, DNV, USCG, and classification society requirements.
• Map user requirements to holistic systems and drive lifecycle support from design to in-service.
• Coordinate with SWBS leads for weight, stability, power, and interfaces.
• Develop and present technical materials for senior executives.
• Travel as required.

Conocimientos

PE License

Naval/Marine Eng degree

5–20+ years exp

Communication skills

US Security Clearance

Educación

ABET-accredited program

Herramientas

Ship Constructor

CAD/CAE suites

Descripción del empleo

Everforth ECS is seeking a licensed Professional Engineer to lead shipboard mechanical design for marine vessels. This remote role requires stamping authority, regulatory compliance, and cross-functional leadership across propulsion, electrical, and auxiliary systems.

You will manage SWBS Groups 200/300/500/600, drive design spiral, and support lifecycle from shipyard to in-service modifications, with potential travel.