Journeyman Marine Mechanical Engineer (Propulsion)
About The Position
Pantheon Data is hiring a Journeyman Marine Mechanical Engineer (Propulsion) to provide engineering support within the Maritime Lifecycle Readiness Division for the United States Coast Guard Surface Forces Logistics Center. The role supports marine vessels, shipboard machinery, auxiliary systems, and related equipment. The position is remote until November 2026, after which it will be onsite three days per week in Glen Burnie, Maryland. The role may also require periodic work at a Pantheon Data office or client site. Applicants must be able to obtain Public Trust clearance before hire and maintain it during employment.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering and six years of relevant experience.
- Knowledge of ABS, USN, and industry standards relating to shipboard auxiliary systems.
- At least six years of documented experience with design, optimization, and integration of marine auxiliary and piping systems, ship machinery integration, cargo handling systems, and weight handling systems calculations and analyses.
- Progressively responsible experience in marine-specific fields, such as auxiliary systems, piping systems, fluids, and hydraulics.
- Experience with AutoCAD.
- Familiarity with ABS, NVR, and commercial ship design rules and regulations.
- Ability to work effectively remotely in cross-functional teams.
- Ability to meet deadlines and produce quality work.
- Proficiency with Microsoft software including Outlook, Word, Excel, SharePoint, and PowerPoint.
- Ability to obtain Public Trust before hire and maintain it during employment.
Responsibilities
- Assist in designing, developing, and evaluating marine systems, ship machinery, and related equipment, including auxiliary systems, HVAC&R, and piping systems.
- Support the US Coast Guard by reviewing third-party design modifications and improvements to mechanical systems and components.
- Conduct design reviews, evaluate constructability, help resolve technical issues, and manage information produced during design and construction.
- Analyze auxiliary systems and lead the development and review of technical data packages.
- Conduct trade studies on auxiliary-system configurations.
- Perform mechanical engineering analyses.
- Create graphical representations of structures and systems.
- Inspect auxiliary equipment and systems.
- Assist with research into advanced engineering designs and applications.
- Prepare technical reports for internal use.
- Design, develop, and evaluate marine vessels and shipboard auxiliary systems, including piping reviews.
- Provide oversight of machinery-arrangement development.
- Lead engineers in development efforts.
- Coordinate with other functional areas to complete ship design.
Benefits
- Employee Stock Ownership Plan.
- Competitive salaries and benefits.
- SmartBenefits through the Washington Metro Area Transportation Authority, allowing employees to direct pre-tax wages to a SmarTrip account.
- Tuition assistance may be available for continuing education expenses and position-related certifications.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
