Marine Mechanical Engineer (Propulsion)
$90,000–$97,000 year
On-siteBaltimore, Maryland, United States
Job Summary
Conduct engineering analyses of ship propulsion systems and propulsion alternatives while developing technical data packages and engineering documentation. Perform trade studies to evaluate propulsion configurations and ship design alternatives, ensuring all designs comply with American Bureau of Shipping, Naval Vessel Rules, and applicable commercial standards. Evaluate propulsion system performance, recommend design improvements, and participate in technical design reviews throughout the project lifecycle. Collaborate with multidisciplinary engineering teams, program management, and government stakeholders to support ship design, construction, modernization, and acquisition efforts for federal shipbuilding and acquisition programs. Active Secret security clearance required.
Required Qualifications
- Familiarity with American Bureau of Shipping (ABS), Naval Vessel Rules (NVR), and commercial ship design rules and regulations
- Knowledge of marine propulsion systems, propulsion control systems, machinery arrangements, and ship mechanical system integration
- Ability to conduct engineering analyses, perform propulsion configuration trade studies, and develop technical documentation
- Experience performing ship weight assessments and evaluating propulsion system configurations
- Strong analytical, problem-solving, and technical writing skills
- Ability to work effectively within multidisciplinary engineering teams and communicate technical information to government and contractor personnel
- Proficient in Microsoft Office software suite, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
- Bachelor's or Master's degree in Engineering, Marine Engineering, or a related technical discipline from an ABET-accredited institution
- Minimum of three (3) years of professional engineering experience in marine mechanical engineering or propulsion systems
- Minimum of three (3) years of documented experience developing ship propulsion systems, propulsion control systems, machinery arrangements, ship weight assessments, and conducting propulsion configuration trade studies
- Active Secret (T3) security clearance required
- Travel may be required based on program and customer needs
Desired Qualifications
- Experience supporting federal shipbuilding or boatbuilding acquisition programs is preferred
- Experience supporting Department of Defense (DoD) ACAT I or Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Level I shipbuilding programs is preferred
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