Guiding projects from concept to reality
At Saltwater, great naval engineering begins with understanding what lies below the surface. As a Project Engineer, you are responsible for translating complex maritime challenges into structured, manageable projects. You coordinate engineers and specialists, maintain oversight, and ensure that projects are delivered according to planning, scope, and expectations. Acting as the link between client and engineering team, you guide projects from initial concept through to successful delivery.
How you’ll make a difference
You take ownership of maritime engineering projects and ensure that all elements come together effectively. From planning and coordination to client communication, you maintain control over the entire process.
Working closely with engineers, specialists, and clients, you translate requirements into clear project structures and keep projects on track. You anticipate challenges, manage expectations, and ensure that quality and deadlines are met.
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What we bring
to the table
At Saltwater, you work on custom naval engineering solutions that must perform in demanding maritime environments. You take on a central role within a close-knit team, where collaboration, initiative and technical expertise are key. We offer a high level of responsibility, opportunities for professional growth and a strong employment package, including flexible working options and a healthy work-life balance.
Work. Perform. Grow.
What you can expect at Saltwater
Your work directly influences real-world performance.
Fresh fruit and healthy snacks available every day.
Where we kick off the weekend together every Friday at 4 PM.
What you bring
to the team
You are a structured and proactive engineer who is comfortable taking responsibility and leading projects. You understand both the technical and organisational side of engineering and are able to keep projects moving forward.
You bring:
What to expect, step by step
Application process
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