Port Engineer

B.S. Degree in Engineering, Science, or Math.
2+ years of demonstrated technical expertise in vessel systems, propulsion, or marine operations.
Strong operational planning and organizational skills.
Effective technical communication capabilities.
Ability to support occasional off-shift work schedules.
Ability to earn trust, maintain positive and professional relationships, and contribute to a culture of inclusion.
Must be a U.S. citizen or national, U.S. permanent resident (Green Card holder), or lawfully admitted as a refugee or granted asylum.

Oversee vessel systems, including propulsion, electrical, and mechanical systems.
Ensure vessel readiness for recovery operations, including maintenance and inspections.
Develop and implement operational requirements for vessel support activities.
Advocate for design-for-operations improvements.
Author detailed procedures for vessel operations and maintenance.
Lead teams of technicians and engineers in system readiness and operational execution.
Develop and maintain schedules, quality documents, and engineering records.
Troubleshoot and correct system anomalies in real-time during recovery operations.
Participate in post-mission reviews and process improvement initiatives.

First Engineer/Chief Mate USCG STCW endorsement
DP Operator Certificate or DP Maintainer OEM Course. Extensive DP vessel experience can be accepted.
Knowledge of vessel system operation and maintenance processes.
Experience with ship integration and marine operations.
Control room or operations experience in high-consequence environments.
Experience with integrated management systems
Successful experience writing technical procedures and non-conformance documentation.
Leadership experience managing teams integrating multiple subsystems.
Strong safety record, including hands-on experience with hazardous operations.
Strong personnel management and mentoring skills.
Project management, budget management, and team leadership skills.
Knowledgeable in MS Office and Atlassian Suite