Rotational Engineer
American Bureau of Shipping
Rotational Engineer
American Bureau of Shipping
Maritime classification, certification, and advisory services
The Rotational Engineer is an entry-level engineering position for newly graduated engineers. Rotating through each of the core business sectors of ABS, the rotational engineer will spend up to four months each working in engineering, survey, and technology. Through broader and more technically challenging work assignments, the incumbent will develop a thorough understanding of policies, methods, and procedures. Following the completion of each rotation, the engineer will be placed in a permanent role as either Engineer I or Surveyor I.
What You Will Do (under the supervision of an experienced Engineer during the engineering rotation):
The rotational program provides valuable opportunities to become immersed in three aspects of our business:
The combination of cross-functional work assignments and action learning projects help to develop the skills and capabilities needed to build your career path toward leadership. Program participants will receive feedback during the program in the form of evaluations at the midpoint and completion of each rotation. Rotations will be in the United States.
Program Benefits:
What You Will Need:
The rotational program is highly selective, and space is limited. To be considered, at a minimum, candidates must have:
Knowledge, Skills & Experience
Reporting Relationships:
The incumbent (Aspire) will report to a senior-level engineer or technical manager. This position has no direct reports.
Notice: This role has been opened for a future need expected within three months of the original posting date of this position. Potential candidates may not receive communication until the open headcount is confirmed.
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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