Naval Architect Entry Level - Providence, RI

Glosten•Providence, RI

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Glosten is a naval architecture and marine engineering firm with over 65 years of experience serving the marine industry. We foster a collaborative, stimulating, and fast-paced environment where employee-owners tackle unique and challenging marine projects. Our team of 120 employees is dedicated to solving complex problems with innovative solutions and continuously improving our business practices and technical performance. We believe our success stems from our talented team and our culture of mutual respect and cooperation. This role involves applying practical engineering skills to design new vessels, develop modifications for existing vessels, navigate complex regulations, and assist clients with unique marine environment challenges. We seek candidates passionate about the maritime industry, who thrive in a collaborative and innovative culture, and are committed to client service by solving real-world problems and building lasting partnerships. Motivated individuals who pursue professional growth and demonstrate excellent communication skills are encouraged to apply.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Naval Architecture or equivalent experience with a background in marine structures, hydrostatics, and hydrodynamics.
Familiarity with AutoCAD, Rhino3D, GHS, Python, and Microsoft Office software packages.
Excellent communication skills.
Strong technical writing, teamwork abilities, time management, and problem solving 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.
Some project assignments may require a valid driver's license, TWIC card, and/or current passport.

Nice To Haves

Engineer-in-Training certification is preferred.

Responsibilities

Apply specific technical knowledge of hydrostatics, stability, and structural analyses.
Understand and apply knowledge of the maritime regulatory guidance, field work (shipchecking and shipboard systems performance surveys), shipyard practices, and contract specifications.