Naval Architect
Posted 6 Oct 2026
Advertised as “Junior Naval Architect”
BranchFactor Summary
The original posting with the fluff stripped out
- Expected experience
- 1–2 yrs
- Management level
- Individual contributor
No salary listed for this role.
Field of studyMarine Engineering, Naval Architecture, Ocean Engineering
Study levelBachelor's
Major Activities/Deliverables
• Prepare ballast and intact stability calculations for load-out/load-in, sailing, and other project-specific operating conditions.
• Assist in preparing longitudinal strength checks, draft/trim assessments, and other naval architecture calculations required for MCV operations.
• Prepare onshore and offshore mooring arrangements and associated calculations, including line geometry, loads, and operational limitations, as applicable.
• Prepare and update method statements, technical proposals, feasibility studies, stowage plans, ballast plans, mooring plans, and supporting engineering documentation.
• Support the development and review of cargo stowage, sea fastening, load distribution, deck strength, and related engineering arrangements in coordination with the responsible engineers.
• Review vessel particulars, cargo data, jetty/berth information, tidal data, and operational constraints to support technical feasibility assessments.
• Provide technical input to the Commercial and Operations teams for project planning, tendering, and wider deployment of the MCV fleet.
• Support site inspection, including collection and verification of dimensions, operational data, photographs, and other information required for engineering assessments.
• Attend project operations as required and provide engineering support during mobilization, load-out/load-in, sea fastening, mooring, and other marine activities.
• Coordinate with vessel Masters/crew, Operations, project teams, contractors, clients, and other stakeholders on technical and operational requirements within the assigned scope.
• Assist in preparing inspection reports, technical reports, calculation notes, drawings, and close-out documentation, ensuring proper document control and revision management.
• Follow applicable DP World Maritime Solutions procedures, HSSEQ requirements, class requirements, and relevant marine industry rules, standards, and guidelines.
• Provide drafting and engineering support to the Technical Engineer – MCV and wider technical team as required.
• Provide naval architecture and marine engineering support for MCV fleet modifications, upgrades, vessel conversions, and operational improvement initiatives.
• Assist the line manager and technical team with other engineering and project-related tasks as required.
SELECTION CRITERIA
Minimum Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree in Naval Architecture, Ocean Engineering, Marine Engineering.
Minimum Experience:
1–2 years of relevant experience in naval architecture, marine engineering, heavy lift/project cargo, marine transportation.