Naval Architect

Are you a Naval Architect who feels most alive when sketching hull lines, optimizing vessel performance, and shaping the future of maritime innovation? Do you want to work somewhere that sparks your imagination, accelerates your career, and puts you at the center of some of the world’s most advanced vessel designs?

🚀 Why You’ll Love This Role

This isn’t another engineering job. This is your chance to join a powerhouse maritime team designing next-generation vessels for global clients. From high-performance workboats to sustainable offshore giants, your work will make waves (literally).

You’ll have:

• Ownership of real design challenges
• A voice in key technical decisions
• Access to cutting-edge simulation tools
• A team that treats engineering excellence as an art form
• Hybrid flexibility and a waterfront office view that feels almost unfair

⚓ What You’ll Be Doing

You’ll be right in the heart of the action:

• Designing and optimizing hulls, structures, and systems that turn heads and outperform expectations
• Running stability analyses, hydrodynamic calculations, and classification approvals like a pro
• Collaborating with multidisciplinary engineering teams who speak your language
• Transforming concepts into build-ready solutions for shipyards and offshore clients
• Bringing innovation, curiosity, and fresh thinking to every project you touch

🎯 What Makes You a Perfect Fit

• 3–6 years of experience as a Naval Architect in shipbuilding, yachts, offshore, defense, or commercial vessels
• Strong grasp of stability, hydrodynamics, and structural principles
• Proficiency in software such as Rhino, Orca3D, GHS, Maxsurf, or similar
• A passion for designing vessels that are efficient, elegant, and engineered to perfection
• A mindset that blends creativity with technical precision

💼 What’s In It for You

• A salary package that recognizes your talent
• 30+ days off to enjoy Dutch life properly
• A team that supports your growth and pushes you to level up
• The chance to build vessels you’ll be proud to point at years later
• Real impact. Real engineering. Real excitement.