Naval Architect

ATSS is looking for a Hybrid/Remote Naval Architect for a client in Wisconsin, D.C. and Florida

POSITION SUMMARY

The Naval Architect will be part of the ship design team and report to the Ship Design Technical Lead. This position plays a vital role in the Naval Design group and will contribute to continued success in early stage design at shipyard. Tasking will include items such as:

• Complete feasibility studies, including hull form development, propulsion definitions/studies, arrangement reviews and performance characteristics - all to satisfy customer requirements
• Developing general arrangements for new projects, integrating payload, working closely with the concept payload team
• Work on definition of pre-contractual technical specifications, major equipment lists, and support cost estimation team
• Support proposal development efforts

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

• As part of the Naval Design team, will have responsibility to complete Naval Architecture and engineering tasks to support all work/projects assigned to the team
• Work collaboratively in the Naval Systems group as well as the with core engineering teams at shipyard
• Support proposal development for ship designs, R&D, etc., in support of business development efforts and customer requests
• Maintain awareness of the latest advancements in engineering and science associated with ship design and production, as well as related fields
• Ability to analyze computational fluid dynamics and model basin test results
• Requires travel to support the shipyard teams, research partners, and universities
• Build relationships and coordinate with research partners, including universities and labs
• Abide by all organizational policies and procedures

QUALIFICATIONS

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

• Master's Degree in a related Engineering field, preferably Naval Architecture or Marine Engineering and 5 years in the maritime industry. This can also be met with a Bachelor's degree in Engineering, preferably Naval Architecture or Marine Engineering, and 8 years of experience in the maritime industry.

• Must be self-motivated and capable of working individually, as part of a technical team, and as a project lead of a small team
• Must have a working knowledge of standard shipbuilding rules and regulations, as well as the associated regulatory agencies and the review & approval process
• Must have computer skills relevant to the field of competence
• Must have ability to work within schedule and budget constraints
• Ability to approach challenging problems with creative solutions
• Must have the ability to maintain a professional demeanor
• Must have effective written and verbal communication skills
• Must have ability to maintain confidentiality
• Experience with concept and functional ship design desirable, as is experience in a research and development environment