Principal Engineer
American Bureau of Shipping
Principal Engineer
American Bureau of Shipping
Maritime classification, certification, and advisory services
The Engineer, Principal, Technology is responsible for normally planning, conducting and supervising engineering design reviews and analysis assignments involving larger, more critical projects or multiple 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 scientific field. Project work and assignments may be broad in nature requiring ingenuity and cross functional coordination.
What You Will Do:
What You Will Need:
Education and Experience
The following are new hire requirements for university graduates and experienced engineers from industry:
II. Experienced Engineer from Industry (A or B)
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
Experience in robotics and sensors including Virtual Reality and Mixed Reality Technologies (VR/MR) plus autonomous operations.
Reporting Relationships:
The incumbent will work closely with a senior level Manager with regards to day-to-day activities, as appropriate, such as status/scheduling of work, setting priorities, sales initiatives, etc. Direct reports to the incumbent will be members of the engineering or technical staff and office support staff.
Maritime classification, certification, and advisory services
ABS is a maritime classification society that provides classification, certification, and technical advisory services for ships and offshore energy assets. It sets safety and environmental standards, conducts surveys, and issues approvals and certificates to ensure compliance across the asset lifecycle. A global team of surveyors, engineers, and regulatory specialists works from 200+ offices in 70 countries to assess asset performance and support decarbonization and digital solutions. Its goal is to help shipowners, builders, offshore operators, governments, and equipment makers operate safely, efficiently, and with lower emissions throughout the lifecycle, while contributing to industry standards through IACS and collaborations.
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