Marine Engineer

Engenium is hiring for a large naval simulator program in Orlando. This program helps bring fully immersive training to Sailors across multiple US and Overseas bases. If you are passionate about developing Simulators that help increase efficiency and speed up the fleet, read on.

Hydrodynamics Engineer:

The Hydrodynamics Engineer is responsible for developing the Ship Motion Models our customers will use in the Simulation Tools, creating an immersive and unique experience.

Duties include:

Development of Database of Ship Motion Models.

Analysis and evaluation of initial data provided for model development.

Evaluation and forecasting of the ship's maneuvering and seaworthiness.

Model setting.

Primary testing.

Creation of development report.

Support and review technical queries from customers and help position potential solutions to the problem.

Interaction with the support group, experts, and simulator developers for investigating and solving the problems.

Direct adjustment of the model database to solve reported problems and to provide required. improvements

Timely reporting using the correct formats to keep the organization informed.

Contributing to product improvements: model development tool, mathematical model algorithms, and simulator.

Supporting and improving and filling the database of the ship maneuvering properties.

Qualifications / Skills

University Degree in a Technical Discipline

Strong understanding of marine charts, navigation terms, and expressions.

Must be willing to travel.

Experience required

3+ years’ experience of ship design or research preferred.

Subject matter expertise in ship design, ship theory and hydrodynamics.

Prior experience supporting Navy or NSST/LCS programs is highly desirable.

Candidates must be a US citizen with the ability to obtain and retain a Common Access card

Hybrid/remote work is available for candidates who are local to the Orlando offices.

Engenium is an equal opportunity employer. All applicants will be considered for employment without attention to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran or disability status.