Project Design Engineer

Location : Onsite

Comp range : Competitive base

Start : As soon as possible

MUST :

• Bachelor's Degree + 2 years of engineering design experience OR associates + 5 years of engineering design experience
• Bachelors needs to be in one of these: Marine Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Naval Architecture, engineering technology, civil engineer, or anything related to mechanical engineering, NOT electrical, not chemical, plus 2 years’ experience is required
• Associate's degree should be in drafting, technical drawing, or a related degree
• Experience in one or more of the following specialties: piping design, HVAC duct design, steel outfitting/design (including handrails and incline ladders), and foundations for deck machinery and cranes.
• At least 2 years of hands-on experience with engineering drawings, including design, reading, and creating drawings
• At least 2 years of experience working within AutoCAD (will use it occasionally if they need to sketch something quick, will analyze CAD drawings that another team produces)
• Ability to do markups within adobe and 3d models and analyzing 3d models
• Knowledge/experience/interest with ship design/shipbuilding

PLUS:

• Experience with Tribon or Aveva Marine
• Experience with American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) Steel Vessel Rules, IMO Regulations, and US Coast Guard Requirements
• Experience with ERP systems such as SAP or Oracle
• International experience or familiarity with European and/or Asian Shipbuilding Standards

DAY TO DAY:

This engineer will review, comment on, and approve production drawings and bills of material on a daily basis. These documents are created by a third-party design partner for all of the new build projects. The Engineer will be assigned to specific trades and areas of the ship such as machinery, piping, HVAC, steel outfitting, insulation, and accommodations. This person will develop drawings themselves on occasion and these drawings could be used for ship repair projects or to assist the field with support issues and design changes. You will also participate in the ship building planning process. This position will be onsite 5 days a week and the schedule is 9 hours Monday-Thursday, then a 4-hour shift and get out early on Friday. The team will work with you on what start time you prefer. It is important to note that most of the work you perform will be in the corporate office of this company.