Graduate Marine Engineer
Listed on 2026-10-05
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Engineering
Mechanical Engineer, Aerospace / Aviation / Avionics, Systems Engineer, Engineering Design & Technologists
Role
Title:
Graduate Marine Engineer
Reporting Line:
The Graduate Marine Engineer will report directly to the Lead Engineer (eVessels)
Contract Type:
Fixed-term appointment for an initial period of one year, with the possibility of extension subject to business requirements.
Closing Date:
Thursday 15 October 2026 @5pm
Departmental Overview
The eVessels Engineering team sits within the Technical Department and is responsible for delivering all vessel design, engineering, and integration activities of our eFoiler® systems into the Artemis Vessels. The team is also critical for the delivery and performance of all Artemis Technologies’ vessels.
The Role
This is a functional role which will support the fast paced and exciting development of cutting‑edge vessels. You will use your experience to support the conceptual development and detailed design of vessel systems, components, and assemblies for our range of Artemis eFoiler® products. The role will focus on the design and integration conventional vessel systems and all Artemis Technologies’ eFoiler® systems.
The role will be fast paced and dynamic, commanding high levels of autonomy and organisation.
Key Responsibilities
- Collaboratively work with the team to deliver the design and integration work streams, being responsible in contributing to planning workstream activities and ensuring components and assemblies satisfy design requirements and were delivered on time and in budget.
- Developing solutions from a blank sheet through to detailed drawings for machined, cast, fabricated and additive manufactured components and assemblies using 3DX (CATIA V6).
- Mature and develop system bill of materials, drawings and product life management.
- Breakdown and report the system’s design against required regulations.
- Specification of materials, surface finishes, treatments, and component tolerances to ensure assembly and endurance requirements are met in harsh marine environments.
- Ensuring system and component designs are optimized for weight, cost and efficiency whilst being compliant with requirements for certification.
- Compile and author technical documentation to support test, manufacturing processes and customer information.
- Support the boat development programs where required.
- Engage in the introduction of new technology to ATL where appropriate.
- Attend team and 1-1 meetings and fulfil reporting requirements as required by Artemis Technologies.
- Ensure compliance with Artemis Technologies Policies and procedures as outlined in the Company handbook.
- Build good working relationships across Artemis Technologies.
- Contribute to shaping a culture that reflects Artemis Technologies values and guiding principles and enables the company to achieve its goals.
Person Specification
- Education/Qualifications and
Experience:
University degree in Mechanical Engineering or other relevant engineering discipline such as Automotive or Electrical (2:1 Hons or above), or HND and 3+ years’ experience working in an innovative engineering team. - Experience in a marine (preferred)/ motor sport / aerospace setting is desired.
- Experience with electrical systems LV or HV is desired.
Key Skills Required
Technical/Design skills:
- Work in a team of engineers to generate concepts from a blank sheet of paper and develop robust concept selection methodologies, ensuring concepts are feasible and deliver on critical project requirements.
- Ability to plan and execute test plans to verify or validate system requirements.
- Experience in 3D design of precision engineered components and assemblies using CATIA V5/V6, other packages will be considered.
- Design experience in high quality, detailed drawings for manufacture which support manufacture, inspection, and assembly.
- Firm grasp of a range of manufacturing processes and their…
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