Marine Mechanical Engineer (Mid-Level) - Seattle

Glosten•Seattle, WA

3d•Hybrid

About The Position

Glosten is a naval architecture and marine engineering firm that has served the marine industry for over 65 years. We work in teams to accomplish exciting projects in a stimulating, fast-paced, and collegial environment. We are an employee-owned company drawn to unique and challenging marine projects. We have grown steadily and deliberately to a team of 120 employees who are ready to solve complex problems and think outside the box. We continuously strive to improve our business practices and technical performance to better serve the industry. We believe the secret to our success is our talented team and our culture of mutual respect and cooperation. We are seeking a talented Marine Mechanical Engineer to join our marine engineering team. We are looking for candidates who: Are passionate about the maritime industry. Thrive in a culture of collaboration, innovation, and integrity. Embrace a philosophy of client service by solving real-world problems clients face in the maritime industry, supporting their best interests and building lasting partnerships through reliable service and dependable solutions. Are motivated to identify and pursue internal and external professional growth opportunities, including areas outside their specific discipline.

Requirements

Minimum four (4) years of experience in a maritime design environment, consulting engineering experience is preferred.
Bachelor's degree in marine engineering, naval architecture, mechanical engineering, or electrical engineering.
Professional Engineering (PE) Licensure in a relevant discipline is expected. Applicants without PE license who would be eligible to take the licensing exam in their first year may be considered.
Proficiency with CAD software (AutoCAD, Rhino3D, and SolidWorks) and Microsoft Office software packages.
Strong communication, technical writing, teamwork abilities, and excellent problem solving skills.
Experience designing to regulatory rules such as American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) Rules for Building and Classing Marine Vessels and Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Title 46: Shipping.
Must be authorized to work in the United States. Due to project restrictions, Glosten will only consider applicants with unrestricted access to work in the United States or those eligible for TN visas.
Some travel and fieldwork are required.
Some project assignments may require a valid driver's license, current passport, and/or TWIC card.

Responsibilities

Design and develop shipboard systems on marine vessels, ensuring compliance with industry standards, marine regulations, and best practices.
Perform feasibility and trade studies to evaluate the best design solutions for our clients.
Conduct calculations and analysis for ship auxiliary system design, propulsion system sizing, HVAC system design and various other marine systems.
Create and review technical drawings, schematics, specifications, and documentation for regulatory review and shipyard cost estimating.
Lead engineering teams, assign tasks, provide technical oversight, manage scope and budget, schedule, and develop proposals.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure seamless integration of mechanical designs into vessels.
Stay updated on recent developments in marine engineering and incorporate this knowledge into projects.
Provide technical support and guidance to junior engineers and other team members.