About this role
Job Title: Senior Naval Architect - Submarine Structures Location: Halifax, NS, Ottawa, ON, or Victoria, BC Employment Type: Permanent, Full-Time Annual Salary: $105,000-150,000 About BMT BMT is dedicated to tackling the most crucial engineering challenges of our era, fostering an environment where individuals with exceptional technical expertise provide meaningful, practical solutions. Committed to creating a safer, more efficient, effective, and sustainable future, BMT values diversity, equity, and inclusion, recognizing their pivotal role in achieving our business purpose. Learn more about BMT at www.bmt.org . The Senior Naval Architect – Submarine Structures is responsible for professionally and efficiently executing work in support of client taskings for submarines. General: Provide Naval Architecture advice and support to external and internal customers. Manage your own technical work and evaluate its effectiveness to improve best practice. Work collaboratively within a multi-disciplinary team. Comply with relevant business and ethics codes of conduct. Undertake engineering and non-engineering activities in a way that contributes to best practice Act as Technical Lead (TL) on specified projects. Act as Technical Assurer on specified projects. Act as Project Manager (PM) on specified projects. Work within the BMT Quality Management System (QMS) processes and procedures. Maintain your technical competency in your area(s) of specialization. Promotes building a positive team culture through input, feedback and participation in team building and wellness activities. Role Specific: Proven ability to lead and conduct submarine structural calculations for existing platforms and/or new builds. Provide an expert opinion on design and fitness for service of submarine structures including: Submarine pressure hull, Submarine pressure hull structural features, and Primary and secondary submarine structures. Experienced in working with Shipyards, Dockyards, Owners, Class and Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM) to conduct ship surveys for design and engineering changes, mid-life upgrades and vessel condition documentation. Knowledge of domain specific standards including International Maritime Organization (IMO) regulations, Class Society rules, Transport Canada Regulations and Canadian Forces Technical Orders. Maintain a program of Continuing Professional Development to sustain your technical knowledge. Work with Capability Manager to identify the levels of suitably qualified and experienced personnel (SQEP) required to fulfil current and projected demand. Work with Capability Manager to identify training or other developmental opportunities to develop SQEP within BMT.