Vensure Employer Solutions
Role Overview This role serves as the technical authority for hull platform evaluation, integration, and design validation across multiple vessel classes (e.g., monohulls and catamarans).
The engineer will ensure that vendor-designed hulls meet structural, hydrodynamic, and system integration requirements , while also supporting manufacturability and long-term scalability.
This is not just a design role—you are responsible for ensuring the hull works as part of the full system .
Key Responsibilities
Lead technical evaluation of hull platforms across multiple craft types
Identify and resolve:
Design risks
Gaps
Non-compliance issues in vendor designs
Review and challenge:
Stability analyses
Structural designs
Resistance and powering calculations
Accommodation layouts
Define and enforce requirements for:
Propulsion systems
Payloads
Sensors and antennas
Maintenance access
Ensure hull designs support full system integration with:
Electrical systems
Autonomy systems
Mission systems
Provide design-for-manufacturing (DFM) input:
Geometry
Structure
Sectioning strategies
Evaluate:
Structural loading conditions
Real-world operational stresses
Define platform-level acceptance criteria (with Test & Evaluation)
Assess operational limits:
Sea state capability
Speed envelope
Stability constraints
Drive decisions when vendor recommendations conflict with system needs
Required Qualifications
Degree in:
Naval Architecture
Marine / Ocean Engineering
Related field
5+ years in marine platform design or design review
Mandatory: Experience with multihull or catamaran design
Strong ability to review:
Structural drawings
Stability analyses
Hull layouts
Experience with tools such as:
Maxsurf
Rhino
ShipConstructor (or similar)
Experience reviewing vendor/third-party designs