Remote Maritime Training Reviewer & Curriculum Analyst

Harkcon; West Virginia; Remote; USD 80,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Harkcon, Inc. seeks a Maritime Training Specialist to review foundational and deck-related training courses. This full-time remote position is within the United States and entails translating operational experience into curriculum evaluation and written feedback.

The role requires a Coast Guard credential endorsed as Master of Self-Propelled Vessels (≥100 GRT) and strong written communication, with an onsite orientation in West Virginia and ET-based coordination.

Qualifications

• Hold or have held a U.S. Coast Guard Merchant Mariner Credential endorsed as Master of Self-Propelled Vessels (≥100 GRT) on Great Lakes/Inland Waters or superior routes.
• Ability to interpret maritime training requirements and assess instructional materials for completeness and consistency.
• Strong written communication, document review, and workload management skills.
• Availability for an initial two-week onsite orientation in West Virginia and additional onsite training as required.
• Ability to coordinate during Eastern Time business hours and work effectively from a remote location.
• Ability to meet customer screening, facility access, information protection, and system access requirements.

Responsibilities

• Review maritime course curricula, assessments, instructor qualifications, and training-site information.
• Assess instruction in subjects such as navigation, vessel operations, maritime safety, and emergency response.
• Compare course submissions with applicable requirements and document deficiencies or needed clarification.
• Draft technical recommendations, incorporate review comments, and maintain accurate evaluation records.

Skills

Maritime Credential

Curriculum Review

Technical Writing

Remote Work

Eastern Time

Job description

Harkcon, Inc. seeks a Maritime Training Specialist to review foundational and deck-related training courses. This full-time remote position is within the United States and entails translating operational experience into curriculum evaluation and written feedback.

The role requires a Coast Guard credential endorsed as Master of Self-Propelled Vessels (≥100 GRT) and strong written communication, with an onsite orientation in West Virginia and ET-based coordination.