Senior Naval Architect: Ship Systems & Structural Expert
TMMG, LLC
Chesapeake (VA)
On-site
USD 100,000 - 130,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A shipbuilding execution integrator is seeking a Senior Naval Architect in Chesapeake, VA to support engineering design solutions for naval and commercial shipbuilding programs. The role demands strong competency in naval architecture, extensive 3D modeling, and technical leadership. Candidates should hold a Bachelor's in Naval Architecture/Marine Engineering and possess over 10 years of relevant experience. Responsibilities include drafting technical design packages and ensuring compliance with engineering standards. Travel is approximately 20% and U.S. Citizenship is required.
Qualifications
U.S. Citizenship required; Active Secret Clearance preferred.
Proven experience with NAVSEA, MSC, or major U.S. shipyards.
Ability to travel approximately 20% of the time.
Responsibilities
Lead structural and naval architectural analyses for ship systems.
Develop and validate shock-qualified designs for shipboard systems.
Conduct ship checks, inspections, and onboard validation.
Skills
Naval Architecture
3D Modeling
Technical Leadership
Compliance Engineering
Problem Solving
Education
Bachelor’s Degree in Naval Architecture or Marine Engineering
10+ years in shipbuilding environments
Tools
SolidWorks
Rhino 3D
ShipConstructor
FEMAP/Nastran
Job description
A shipbuilding execution integrator is seeking a Senior Naval Architect in Chesapeake, VA to support engineering design solutions for naval and commercial shipbuilding programs. The role demands strong competency in naval architecture, extensive 3D modeling, and technical leadership. Candidates should hold a Bachelor's in Naval Architecture/Marine Engineering and possess over 10 years of relevant experience. Responsibilities include drafting technical design packages and ensuring compliance with engineering standards. Travel is approximately 20% and U.S. Citizenship is required.