Senesco Marine

The Senior Maritime Engineering Director will lead and oversee all engineering functions within the shipyard, including Structural, Piping, Electrical, and Mechanical disciplines. This role ensures seamless coordination between the Naval Architect / production design subcontractor and internal shipyard teams, maintaining compliance with all contractual requirements for vessel construction. The Director will drive engineering excellence, schedule adherence, and technical integrity across all projects. Key Responsibilities Engineering Leadership & Oversight Direct and manage multidisciplinary engineering teams (structural, piping, electrical, mechanical). Establish engineering standards, processes, and best practices for shipyard operations. Ensure all engineering deliverables meet ABS, USCG, and other applicable regulatory standards. Project Coordination Act as the primary liaison between naval architects, design subcontractors, and shipyard production teams....

The Maritime Field Engineer serves as a vital link between engineering and production teams in a shipyard environment. This role is responsible for developing and executing build strategies, coordinating system routing, and supporting the construction and installation of piping, electrical, and structural systems aboard vessels. The ideal candidate is results-oriented, proactive, and experienced in dynamic shipbuilding environments, with a proven ability to deliver new class vessels on time and within budget. Key Responsibilities Create and maintain accurate as-built drawings. Coordinate with engineering and production for system routing and installation. Support construction of piping, electrical, and structural systems on vessels. Ensure all work meets ABS, USCG, and company standards Qualifications Degree in Marine/Mechanical Engineering or equivalent experience. 3-5 years in shipyard/maritime engineering. Proficient in AutoCAD; knowledge of ShipConstructor...

The Maritime Project Engineer is responsible for overseeing and managing engineering projects related to marine structures, vessels, and offshore installations. The Maritime Project Engineer must understand Classification Society rules and documents, USCG rules and documents, and the overall inspection process. This role requires a broad knowledge of the fabrication, assembly, erection, outfitting, and delivery of steel and aluminum fabricated items and involves coordinating with naval architects, marine engineers, contractors, and regulatory bodies to ensure the successful execution of marine projects. The candidate must be computer literate, comply with all safety procedures and guidelines, and follow all company-issued policies, procedures, rules, and regulations. The candidate must also have an excellent work ethic, including attendance, punctuality, and the desire to complete designated work in a timely fashion. Qualifications/Education/Experience Bachelor's degree in...