· Bachelor’s degree in Marine Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Naval Architecture, Ocean Engineering, or a related field
· Familiarity with maritime industry standards including ABS machinery rules, ABYC fuel system standards, engine manufacturer specifications, and US Coast Guard engineering regulations
· Strong fundamentals in mechanical engineering principles including propulsion systems, shaft alignment, fuel systems, cooling systems, generator sets, and marine machinery
· Experience working in a shipyard, aboard ships, or with marine propulsion systems, fuel systems, gensets, and seawater cooling systems
· Strong knowledge of 2D and 3D CAD software (e.g., SolidWorks, AutoCAD, Rhino, NX)
· Experience with shaft alignment procedures, laser alignment equipment, and propulsion system installation
· Deep familiarity with interpreting P&IDs, machinery arrangement plans, fuel system diagrams, cooling system schematics, and shaft alignment specifications
· Understanding of diesel and alternative propulsion systems, fuel delivery and filtration, seawater cooling systems, heat exchangers, and exhaust systems
· Knowledge of generator set sizing, prime and standby power calculations, paralleling, load sharing, and genset control systems
· Experience with fuel system design including tank sizing, piping sizing, pressure calculations, and fuel filtration/polishing requirements
· Understanding of seawater system design including intake sizing, strainer selection, corrosion protection, and marine growth prevention
· Strong communication skills across engineers, mechanics, machinists, pipefitters, technicians, quality teams, and leadership
· Comfortable working in an industrial shipyard environment with hands-on involvement in machinery installation, fuel systems, and commissioning