Intermediate Structural Engineer

Vard Marine Inc.•Ottawa, ON

2d•CA$95,000 - CA$105,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Vard Marine is the market leader in designing specialized ships to meet diverse mission requirements in harsh operating environments – vessels such as polar research ships, multi-role patrol vessels and innovative commercial offshore ships, are only few examples in our large portfolio. With an integrated team located in offices throughout the world, we continue to grow by broadening our product range, expanding our market reach, and adapting our core competencies and skill sets to align with growing demands. By continually evolving our product offerings and broadening our scope of supply we strive hard to achieve excellence in supporting a diverse customer base. The integrity and reliability of our vessels are vital. We create bespoke designs and service packages tailored to the unique needs of each client and each engagement. We are experienced, innovative, global and the best at what we do. If you are ready to unleash your potential and participating in shape the new generation of specialized vessels, read on!

Requirements

Will hold a recognized Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in a related engineering field.
Will typically have 5+ years of post-graduation experience in industry.
Will possess working experience in structural engineering in ship design.
Will possess an understanding of Ship Stability, Propulsion systems, and Ships Structure.
Has an advanced working knowledge of primary computer software programs necessary to complete Position and Role objectives (i.e. MS Office products, AutoCAD, etc.).
Overall competency would be considered as Advanced in their discipline.
Fluent in both spoken and written English communication.

Nice To Haves

Professional Engineer Designation is an asset, and the ability to obtain the designation is required.

Responsibilities

Perform structural calculations using empirical formulae from Classification Regulations as well as first principles.
Prepare structural drawing packages for submission to Classification Societies, with moderate input from Project Manager or other structural resources within the office.
Prepare weight estimates with a focus on structural weight estimating.
Perform specialized structural tasks as needed to support the project’s needs.
Have working knowledge of Classification Society Rules and Flag State Regulations.
Participate in onsite visits to client facilities and conduct onsite measurements and inspections.
Carry out repair and refit drawings and perform necessary calculations for these deliverables.
In addition to performing discrete technical tasks within larger projects, an employee may perform the role of Project Manager.
Willingness to mentor and coach staff at lower position levels.
Participates in team working environment, both intra-office and inter-office.
Willingness to participate in functional groups within company (i.e. research & innovation, quality assurance, etc.)
Communicates clearly and can complete work within budget and deadlines.
Utilizes applied or developed report writing skills.