Marine Mechanical Engineer

ECS Tech Inc•Work from home, Virginia

9d•$116,000 - $165,000•Remote

About The Position

Everforth ECS is seeking a remote Marine Mechanical Engineer who is a licensed Professional Engineer with expertise in shipboard mechanical engineering. The engineer will lead technical design, development, and integration of commercial and governmental marine vessels, serving as technical lead for Ship Work Breakdown Structure (SWBS) Groups 200, 300 (mechanical aspects), 500, and 600. The role includes technical responsibility and quality control, PE review and stamping authority, regulatory compliance, and coordination across engineering disciplines. The engineer will support the design spiral, shipyard construction, commissioning, and in-service modifications or drydockings. The role may require some travel. Compensation is $116,000–$165,000, based on experience. The position is remote.

Requirements

Active Professional Engineer (PE) license in Naval Architecture, Mechanical Engineering, or a related field.
B.S. or M.S. in Naval Architecture, Marine Engineering, or Mechanical Engineering from an ABET-accredited program.
5–20+ years of progressive maritime or heavy industrial engineering experience.
Proficiency with industry-standard 2D/3D CAD and CAE/FEA software suites.
Familiarity with CFRs, ABS, USCG, MARPOL, and SOLAS regulations.
Must be a U.S. citizen and able to obtain and maintain a Public Trust security clearance.
Excellent problem-solving abilities and a proven ability to communicate clearly with engineering leadership and waterfront trades.
Ability to communicate effectively with internal and external personnel at varying levels of technical expertise.
Ability to work independently while maintaining strong coordination with remote team members and customers.

Nice To Haves

Experience with Ship Constructor is highly desirable.

Responsibilities

Assume technical responsibility and quality control for SWBS Group 200 (Propulsion Plant), Group 300 (Electric Plant—Mechanical Aspects), Group 500 (Auxiliary Systems), and Group 600 (Outfit & Furnishings), ensuring work meets project requirements.
Review, verify, and stamp design packages, calculations, and specifications for classification societies and flag state authorities as necessary.
Map end-user requirements to systems and engineering methodologies, ensuring design criteria and regulatory standards are addressed.
Coordinate with other SWBS leads on integration of weight, stability, power, ship services, and structural interfaces.
Support and help drive the design spiral, shipyard construction, commissioning, and in-service modifications or drydockings.
Ensure designs meet project specifications, classification requirements, and maritime regulations, including applicable ABS, DNV, and USCG requirements.
Conduct design reviews, incorporate feedback, and implement modifications as project scope changes.
Develop and present technical materials to audiences at all levels, including senior executives.
Develop detailed engineering designs and specifications for piping, HVAC, refrigeration systems, and steering gear.
Evaluate conceptual ship-system designs and identify work required to develop detailed and production designs.
Conduct hydrodynamics, thermo-fluids, and CFD analyses for propulsion systems.
Select, size, and integrate main and auxiliary systems, including pumps, fans, valves, and other mechanical components.
Develop drawings for associated systems with assistance from CAD drafters.