Kejuruteraan Marin Jobs

I’m ready to turn my concept for a sub-5-metre salt-water fishing boat into a fully engineered reality and need an experienced naval architect to take the lead. The goal is a sturdy, trailer-able craft that comfortably carries two anglers and their gear while handling choppy coastal conditions with confidence. You’ll start from my rough sketches and performance targets, then develop the complete design package—hull lines, structural scantlings, weight estimates and hydrostatic data—working to ABYC or ISO small-craft standards. I’m open to aluminium or fibreglass construction; your analysis and recommendations will guide the final choice. CAD expertise with tools such as Rhino + Orca3D, Maxsurf, SolidWorks or similar is essential, along with a proven track re...

I need a naval architect to turn my concept for a 10-ton-DWT cargo barge into a build-ready design. The vessel will serve light freight runs on calm inland waterways, so simplicity, shallow draft, and ease of fabrication are priorities. You will translate my outline of route, loading pattern, and operational profile into a complete package that a yard can cut and weld without re-engineering. Maxsurf, Rhino, AutoCAD, or comparable naval-architecture tools are acceptable so long as the final files remain fully editable. Deliverables • General arrangement and lines plan • Hydrostatics, stability booklet, and weight estimate proving 10 t dead-weight at the design draft with at least 0.5 m GM • Structural scantlings and material list to ISO small-craft or equivalent inl...

OVERVIEW The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the Seeker for this Innocentive Challenge, is searching for creative, affordable solutions that can safely detect and mark the presence of underwater explosive ordnance. In conflict or post-conflict zones, vast quantities of explosive ordnance (EO) lie submerged in oceans, lakes, rivers, and coastal waters. From post-WWII dumping to modern conflict spillover, these extremely hazardous explosives jeopardize the lives, livelihoods, and environments of nearby communities. UNDP is particularly interested in solutions that can be safely used by members of these communities, empowering them and enabling widespread knowledge of these dangers without requiring military or high-cost commercial interventions. The ideal solution will allow ...