Newbuild Naval Architect Mgr

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Act as a technical resource within the Newbuild organization, supporting the design, development, review, and execution of new cruise ship construction projects. While primarily focused on the company’s newbuild projects, the position may also provide support for revitalizations, dry docks, and ancillary capital projects where naval architecture expertise, project coordination, and technical review are required. Using a philosophy of data-driven decision making, the position supports technically sound decisions throughout the newbuild process, including design reviews, technical evaluations, change management, construction follow-up, trials, delivery, and post-delivery activities.

Support the development, review, and execution of naval architecture scope for newbuild, revitalization, dry dock, and other capital programs. Review and comment on shipyard drawings, technical specifications, general arrangements, structural plans, calculations, stability documents, and related project deliverables to ensure alignment with company requirements, contractual obligations, regulatory requirements, and operational expectations. Coordinate with shipyards, classification societies, flag administrations, designers, consultants, vendors, and internal stakeholders to resolve technical issues related to hull design, stability, weight control, general arrangement, structure, outfitting, lifesaving arrangements, and other naval architecture disciplines. Support the development and implementation of newbuild design schedules, drawing review plans, technical decision logs, and critical milestone tracking. Participate in design reviews, technical workshops, model reviews, plan approval meetings, and project coordination meetings with internal and external stakeholders. Analyze proposed design changes, technical alternatives, and shipyard submissions to assess impact on safety, operations, cost, schedule, weight, stability, maintainability, and guest and crew experience. Support the review and management of vessel weight reports, stability documentation, inclining experiment preparation, deadweight surveys, lightship estimates, and related naval architecture deliverables. Assist with the development, review, and maintenance of owner’s requirements, technical standards, lessons learned, and newbuild specifications related to naval architecture and ship design. Investigate and assess existing and innovative technologies, design solutions, materials, and construction methods to improve safety, efficiency, sustainability, maintainability, and lifecycle performance across newbuild projects. Support construction follow-up activities at shipyards, including inspection of work in progress, review of technical deviations, participation in onboard surveys, and coordination of issue resolution. Work with operational teams, including marine, hotel, deck, engine, safety, and technical operations, to ensure new vessel designs support efficient shipboard operations and comply with brand and company standards. Assist in the identification, documentation, and resolution of technical risks, project issues, owner’s comments, non-conformities, and