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  • Project Engineer II Naval Architect  

    - Alexandria
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    Project Engineer / Naval Architect Job Description

    Location: Alexandria, VA
    Schedule: Day, 40 hours/week
    Reports to: Lead Engineer / Program Manager
    Pay Range: $90,000-$100,000
    Benefits: Competitive benefits and paid leave.

    Job Summary

    PCCI is seeking a motivated Project Engineer / Naval Architect to support marine engineering, naval architecture, ocean engineering, salvage, mooring, and offshore systems projects. The successful candidate will assist with analysis, design, planning, procurement, documentation, and field execution for projects involving vessels, floating structures, mooring systems, salvage operations, underwater systems, marine construction, and offshore equipment. This position is intended for an engineer with practical technical experience and strong analytical capability

    Key Responsibilities

    Naval Architecture, Marine Engineering, and Analysis

    Support naval architecture and marine engineering analyses for vessels, floating structures, offshore systems, mooring systems, underwater equipment, salvage operations, and marine construction projects.Perform or support hydrostatic, stability, weight distribution, deck loading, lifting, towing, sinking, transport, and environmental loading analyses.Develop engineering calculations, technical reports, drawings, models, procedures, manuals, and planning documents.Support static and dynamic mooring analyses, including line tensions, component loads, anchor loads, and system performance evaluations.Assist with engineering modelingSupport finite element analysis and structural assessments for marine structures, mooring components, deck fittings, lifting equipment, foundations, and related systems.Review drawings, vessel arrangements, structural plans, equipment data, and technical references to support engineering assessments and project planning.Apply applicable Navy, Coast Guard, ABS, DNV, USACE, NAVFAC, OSHA, ASME, AWS, DOD, IMO, and industry standards as directed.


    Mooring, Salvage, and Offshore Operations Support

    Support planning, analysis, and execution of mooring installations, heavy weather mooring assessments, salvage operations, vessel response projects, and offshore equipment deployments.Assist with design and evaluation of temporary and permanent mooring systems, including lines, chains, anchors, buoys, fittings, deck attachments, and shore-side structures.Develop technical input for installation plans, tow plans, lift plans, transport plans, salvage plans, and field procedures.Support vessel modeling, environmental force calculations, towing resistance estimates, dynamic simulations, and operational risk assessments.Assist with underwater systems, subsea installations, pipeline/outfall systems, buoy systems, hydrophone arrays, research platforms, and marine renewable energy projects.Participate in field inspections, installation support, quality assurance, equipment checks, and project documentation.


    Design, Fabrication, and Technical Documentation

    Develop and review drawings, 3D models, bills of material, specifications, fabrication details, and installation concepts.Coordinate with drafters, configuration management personnel, fabrication shops, welding personnel, machine shops, and vendors.Review shop drawings, vendor submittals, component data, test documentation, and material information for technical compliance.Support procurement by preparing technical requirements, bills of material, purchase descriptions, and vendor coordination documents.Maintain configuration control through drawing revisions, design change documentation, and as-built records.Prepare technical memoranda, calculations, reports, procedures, manuals, meeting notes, inspection records, and closeout packages.


    Project Planning and Execution

    Support project managers and senior engineers with planning, scheduling, budgeting, procurement, subcontractor coordination, and technical execution.Contribute to feasibility studies, alternatives analyses, risk assessments, cost estimates, and concept development.Track technical progress, identify issues, and communicate project status, risks, and recommended corrective actions.Coordinate with engineering, operations, procurement, field crews, clients, subcontractors, and vendors.Assist with technical proposals, work plans, project schedules, design narratives, and client deliverables.Maintain accurate project records, including assumptions, calculations, design changes, correspondence, inspection results, and final deliverables.


    Testing, Quality Assurance, and Field Support

    Support development and execution of test plans, inspection plans, acceptance criteria, and final test reports.Assist with field quality assurance, equipment inspections, installation verification, and documentation of nonconformances or corrective actions.Evaluate test results, inspection findings, field measurements, and operational data to support engineering recommendations.Support safety planning and hazard identification for marine operations, lifting, towing, mooring, fabrication, and installation activities.Travel occasionally to shipyards, ports, fabrication facilities, government installations, vessels, and field project sites.


    Teamwork and Communication

    Communicate engineering concepts clearly to engineers, clients, field personnel, vendors, subcontractors, and other stakeholders.Work collaboratively with naval architects, marine engineers, structural engineers, mechanical engineers, technicians, drafters, project managers, and operations personnel.Demonstrate strong attention to detail, sound engineering judgment, and willingness to learn from senior technical staff.Take ownership of assigned tasks and follow through on technical, schedule, and documentation requirements.Support a practical, mission-focused engineering culture that emphasizes safety, reliability, responsiveness, and high-quality deliverables.Strong written and verbal communication skills.



    Minimum Qualifications and Skills

    Bachelor’s degree in Naval Architecture, Marine Engineering, Ocean Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Civil/Structural Engineering, or a related engineering discipline.Approximately 2 to 4 years of relevant experience in naval architecture, marine engineering, ocean engineering, offshore engineering, structural engineering, marine construction, salvage, mooring, shipyard engineering, or related technical work.Experience or coursework in hydrostatics, stability, structural analysis, marine systems, mooring systems, offshore structures, marine operations, or vessel design.Familiarity with engineering software such as OrcaFlex, MATLAB, AutoCAD, Rhino, SolidWorks, Maxsurf, GHS/HECSALV, Femap, Abaqus, OpenFOAM, STAR-CCM+, or similar tools is desirable.Ability to develop calculations, technical reports, engineering drawings, procedures, installation plans, and project documentation.Ability to work independently on assigned tasks while taking direction from senior engineers and project managers.Ability to support multiple projects, manage priorities, and meet deadlines.Willingness to travel occasionally for field work, inspections, testing, vessel operations, shipyard work, or client meetings.Ability to obtain a government security clearance to access government facilities may be required depending on project assignments.


    Desired Qualifications

    Experience with mooring analysis, towing analysis, salvage engineering, vessel response, offshore installations, or marine renewable energy systems.Experience with finite element analysis, structural modeling, load development, and evaluation of marine structural components.Experience reviewing ship drawings, fabrication drawings, vendor submittals, and technical manuals.Familiarity with Navy, NAVFAC, SUPSALV, Coast Guard, USACE, ABS, DNV, OSHA, ASME, AWS, DOD, or IMO guidance and standards.Field experience in shipyards, marine construction, offshore operations, vessel operations, salvage operations, or waterfront facilities.Experience supporting procurement, fabrication, installation, testing, and closeout documentation.NAVFAC Construction Quality Management, OSHA 30, offshore safety training, or similar certifications are desirable but not required.


    Veterans

    Veterans are encouraged to apply. We are a veteran friendly company.

    Disability Accommodations / EEO Statement

    PCCI is committed to providing equal employment opportunity for all employees. All employment decisions are made based on business needs and individual qualifications without regard to race, color, religion, national or ethnic origin, sex, including pregnancy, age, physical, mental or sensory disability, family medical history or genetic information, sexual orientation, gender identity and/or expression, marital status, past or present military service, family or parental status, or any other status protected by law.


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  • Engineer II  

    - Alexandria
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    Engineer II Job Description

    Location: Williamsburg, VA

    Schedule: Day, 40 hours/week

    Reports to: Lead Engineer

    Pay range: $85,000-$95,000

    Benefits: Competitive benefits and paid leave.

    Job Summary:

    We are seeking a skilled Engineer II with approximately two to four years of hands-on experience in mechanical/marine engineering, specializing in the design, maintenance, and operational support of load-carrying devices, hydraulic systems, and underwater ship repair, salvage, or oil spill response equipment. In this role, you will apply your technical expertise to ensure the reliability, safety, and efficiency of critical marine systems used in challenging environments. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to troubleshoot complex mechanical and hydraulic issues, contribute to equipment upgrades, and support field operations in time-sensitive situations. Your work will directly impact mission readiness, environmental protection, and the success of high-stakes marine operations.

    Key Responsibilities:

    Design and Analysis

    Basic knowledge and application of standard techniques and methods in marine related engineering, design and development of new equipment and systems.Basic knowledge and application of prescribed methods of hands on or practical engineering in the field including exposure to marine rigging, vessel operations, underwater ship repair operations and related disciplines is desirable.Basic familiarity with equipment maintenance procedures, cost estimating, modification of existing equipment and configuration management procedures.Takes on projects of higher complexity involving greater degrees of innovative problem solving and non-standard techniques for professional development.Developing and reviewing engineering documents, 3D models and simulations, calculations, technical manuals and drawings with subsequent document and planning generation.STRUCTURAL: Experience in structural analysis and evaluation of designs to meet required specifications, development and implementation of structural engineering drawings in the area of marine engineering, especially load bearing structures and hydraulic systems.STRUCTURAL: Demonstrated experience and ability to interface with fabrication, machine shop, and welding personnel to provide technical support and direction for build and assembly of new equipment. STRUCTURAL: Demonstrated ability to manage and execute drawing revisions to correct deficiencies and develop revised equipment operation procedures and maintenance requirements in order to ensure structural integrity and safety of personnel.TEST: Experience in the analysis and evaluation of test requirements, development and implementation of test plans, and formulation of final test reports and recommendations for new or modified equipment in the area of marine engineering, especially load carrying devices, hydraulic systems and other underwater ship repair, salvage or oil spill response equipment.


    Project Planning & Execution

    Contributes to feasibility studies and risk assessments for maritime projects.Supports implementation of design concepts during the fabrication phase, providing technical support and addressing any design-related issues. Heavily supports procurement process and develops bill of materials, under close supervision.Monitors progress on design and fabrication phases and reports on project key performance indicators.Performs most assignments under close guidance and supervision. Maintains accurate and up-to-date project records, including design changes and deviations.

    Quality Assurance and Documentation:

    Basic ability to develop and review engineering documents, 3D models and simulations, calculations, technical manuals and drawings with subsequent document and planning generation. TEST: Experience in the analysis and evaluation of test requirements, development and implementation of test plans, and formulation of final test reports and recommendations for new or modified equipment in the area of marine engineering, especially load carrying devices, hydraulic systems and other underwater ship repair, salvage or oil spill response equipment.

    Teamwork and Collaboration

    Conveying engineer related technical details with clarity and precision to engineers and non-engineers alike.Works closely with cross-functional teams and communicates effectively to convey engineering related technical details with clarity and precision to engineers and non-engineers alike.Collaborates with other engineering disciplines, configuration management, engineering technicians, underwater maintenance crews, to understand and incorporate feedback into equipment design and improvement processes.Collaborates with drafters and configuration management for proper design and maintenance documentation.Interfaces with equipment lifecycle managers, clients, vendors, and stakeholders as needed. Conveying engineer related technical details with clarity and precision to engineers and non-engineers alike.


    Minimum Qualifications and Skills:


    Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical or Marine related Engineering2-4 Years’ experience in working in a mechanical or marine engineering roleStrong proficiency with 3D modeling software such as SolidEdge or SolidworksKnowledge of marine engineering and structural analysisFundamentals of Engineering certificate desired


    Veterans are encouraged to apply. We are a veteran friendly company!

    Disability Accommodations/EEO Statement:

    PCCI is committed to providing equal employment opportunity for all employees. All employment decisions are made based on business needs and individual qualifications without regard to race, color, religion, national or ethnic origin, sex (including pregnancy), age, physical, mental or sensory disability, family medical history or genetic information, sexual orientation, gender identity and/or expression, marital status, past or present military service, family or parental status, or any other status protected by law.

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