Marine Electrical Engineer Entry Level - Providence, RI

Glosten•Providence, RI

2d•Hybrid

About The Position

Glosten is seeking junior or entry-level marine electrical engineers to join our marine engineering group. Glosten is a naval architecture and marine engineering firm with over 60 years of experience, working in teams on exciting projects in a stimulating, fast-paced, and collegial environment. As an employee-owned company, we are drawn to unique and challenging marine projects. We have grown to a team of 120 employees dedicated to solving complex problems and thinking outside the box, continuously improving our business practices and technical performance. Our success is attributed to our talented team and our culture of mutual respect and cooperation. Glosten offers unparalleled electrical engineering and controls expertise in the marine industry. Current advancements in energy storage systems enable cost-effective hybrid and all-electric vessel propulsion, while innovations in power electronics offer greater flexibility in electrical generation and distribution, leading to reduced fuel consumption, emissions, and increased reliability. The development of fully autonomous vehicles is also influencing future vessel concepts. Join us to contribute to the advancement of the maritime industry.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in marine engineering, mechanical engineering, or electrical engineering.
Basic knowledge of electrical power system components: generators, switchboards, transformers, circuit breakers, motors.
Basic knowledge of three-phase power system calculations.
Proficiency in AutoCAD or equivalent CAD program.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office software packages.
Excellent written and spoken English language skills.
Must be authorized to work in the United States.
Unrestricted access to work in the United States or eligibility for TN visas.
Some travel and fieldwork are required.
Possession of a valid driver's license, current passport, and/or TWIC card may be required for some project assignments.

Nice To Haves

Coursework or experience with electrical power systems.
Coursework or experience with industrial control systems (for mechanical or marine engineering graduates).
Engineer-in-Training certification.

Responsibilities

Contribute to the advancement of the maritime industry through electrical engineering and controls expertise.
Work with modern energy storage systems for hybrid and all-electric vessel propulsion.
Design and implement advances in power electronics for electrical generation and distribution systems.
Adapt emerging technologies, such as autonomous vehicle technology, to future vessel concepts.
Collaborate with team members on exciting and challenging marine projects.
Engage in fieldwork and travel as required for project assignments.
Take on clients' problems as your own and cultivate long-term client relationships.
Identify and pursue internal and external professional growth opportunities.