Naval Architect (Engineer/ Technologist)

Lengkeek Vessel Engineering Inc. (LVE) is seeking a Naval Architect Engineer or Technologist for full-time employment at our Dartmouth, Nova Scotia office. Who are we? LVE is a small, employee-owned firm that values its people and offers a professional, relaxed, and inclusive working environment. Our employees have the opportunity to tackle all aspects of the profession, and we strive to align everyone with tasks that suit their interests and capabilities. We have a diverse range of projects which include (but certainly not limited to!): Small craft design (such as pilot boats, pleasure craft, small commercial vessels) Technical investigations, options analysis, and refit support Owner’s representation & project management for projects of all sizes Tidal platform design Fleet support for ferry operations, Canadian Coast Guard and the Royal Canadian Navy We prioritize green technology and strive to move into the future in a sustainable way. Our company works closely with the renewable energy industry and collaborates with various partners on development and implementation of green solutions in the marine industry. What should you expect? As a Naval Architect or Technologist at LVE you’ll enjoy: A mix of office work and site work; Projects ranging from large turnkey design projects to small modification projects; Working as part of a collaborative team on larger projects and working individually when managing your own projects; Developing technical data packages, including drawings, specifications and reports; modelling and hull development; Conducting inclining experiments, structural and stability analyses and power /speed calculations; Participating in industry events and marketing opportunities. Who are we looking to add to our team? The ideal candidate shall Posses a bachelor’s degree or technology diploma in Naval Architecture from an accredited Canadian university or college; have experience with structural design and drafting; have knowledge of Canadian regulations and classification society rules have experience working with regulatory bodies in Canada as well as classification societies; be proficient in English, both written and verbal; be eligible for government security clearance; The following qualifications will be considered assets: 3+ years of work experience in marine design; proficiency in GHS & Rhino professional Finite Element Analysis experience (FEMAP preferred); proficiency in Canadian French. Why should you join us? We offer: flexible work hours; open door leadership philosophy; employee mentorship; support in professional development and training; competitive salaries; employee profit-sharing incentives; a bonus scheme based on company and individual performance; paid health and dental plans; RRSP contributions; regular office social activities. LVE is an equal opportunity employer and employs personnel without regard to race, ancestry, place of origin, colour, ethnic origin, language, citizenship, creed, religion, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, physical and/or mental ability or financial ability.

The role involves developing technical data packages, conducting stability and structural analyses, and performing hull development. The candidate will manage a variety of projects ranging from small craft design to large turnkey projects and tidal platform design.

Candidates must hold a bachelor's degree or technology diploma in Naval Architecture and be eligible for government security clearance. Experience with structural design, Canadian regulatory bodies, and classification society rules is required.

• Flexible work hours • Employee mentorship • Professional development and training • Competitive salaries • Employee profit-sharing incentives • Performance bonus scheme • Paid health plans • Paid dental plans • RRSP contributions • Office social activities

• Project managementPreferred

Identified from the job description. Confirm important requirements above.

• Structural design
• Drafting
• Canadian regulations
• Classification society rules
• GHS
• Rhino professional
• Finite Element Analysis
• FEMAP
• Inclining experiments
• Stability analysis
• Power and speed calculations
• Hull development
• Technical data packages
• Project management
• English proficiency

• Engineering
• Manufacturing
• Environmental & Sustainability
• Transportation
• Science & Research

Minimum education

Bachelor’s degree

Minimum experience

2+ years

Apply by

Sep 17, 2026

Posting language

English

Working hours

40 hours per week

Seniority

Mid-Senior level

Application method

Direct apply is available