The Engineer designs, reviews, and analyzes assignments normally involving a major project or several smaller or less complex projects. These projects, by nature of their complexity and difficulty, require the fully competent application of conventional knowledge in a particular field of engineering or science. Through broader and more technically challenging work assignments, and will develop a thorough understanding of policies, methods, and procedures. The Engineer designs, reviews, and analyzes assignments normally involving a major project or several smaller or less complex projects. These projects, by nature of their complexity and difficulty, require the fully competent application of conventional knowledge in a particular field of engineering or science. Through broader and more technically challenging work assignments, and will develop a thorough understanding of policies, methods, and procedures. What You Will Do: - Performs detailed engineering review of plans, as assigned, for compliance with applicable Rules, Regulations, and contract commitments. - Proposes technical advice to field operations and other technical offices. - Performs work that involves conventional engineering practices but may include moderately complex problems such as resolving conflicting design requirements, material standards, or coordinating activities among other disciplines. - Proposes new approaches to problems encountered and makes recommendations for changes in methods, procedures, or designs. - Drafts technically accurate and timely reports, and responses to letters, faxes, and other forms of communication. - Works directly with clients to identify and resolve problems in the area of technical expertise. - Prepares accurate and timely weekly reports and billing on all work performed. - Communicates the status of the current workload's status to all appropriate team members to ensure the clients' needs will be met. - Implements and maintains ABS Quality System requirements relative to responsibilities after undergoing ABS Quality System training. What You Will Need: Education and Experience - B.S. degree in Civil, Structural Engineering, Naval Architecture, Ocean Engineering, Marine, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering, or other related disciplines; an M.S. is preferred - Graduate from University and a minimum of five (5) years of related industry experience. - Preference for graduates from a marine-industry-recognized college or university. - Experience in international business and technical processes, as well as international requirements and problem resolution, is necessary. - International experience or knowledge of international business and related technical processes, requirements, and problem-solving skills. For those with Hull backgrounds - B.S. degree in Civil, Structural Engineering, Naval Architecture, Ocean Engineering, or other related disciplines; an M.S. is preferred. - Demonstrated computer literacy in engineering software. - Exposed to the Finite Element Method (coursework or supervised research). For those with Machinery backgrounds - B.S. degree in Marine, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering or other related disciplines; an M.S. is preferred. - Seagoing engineering license or professional/chartered engineer license. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities - Knowledge of related technical disciplines required. - The ability to identify, analyze and propose solutions to problems. - Ability to communicate orally and in writing. - Ability to work well with others. - Able to obtain a working knowledge of the ABS Health, Safety, Quality, and Environmental Management Systems. It Would Be Nice If You Had Professional or chartered engineer license.