Want to put your naval architecture expertise to work on everything from tugs and ferries to surface combatants and submarines? We’re working with an engineering organisation that tackles some of the most important engineering challenges of our time, and they’re looking for an Intermediate Naval Architect to join their multi-disciplinary team in Canada.

You’ll deliver stability assessments, structural assessments, Engineering Changes (EC) and design work across small to large platforms – backed by senior mentors, a collaborative culture and genuine support for your career growth. Diversity, equity and inclusion sit at the heart of how they work, as does their commitment to a safer, more efficient and sustainable future.

What will I be doing?

Carry out Naval Architecture calculations – hydrostatics, hydrodynamics, structural strength, seakeeping and motions, and resistance and propulsion – on platforms ranging from tugs, barges and ferries to surface combatants, submarines, and cargo and passenger vessels

Contribute to feasibility studies, concept designs, and the installation and integration of new and replacement equipment, presenting your designs through 2D drawings or 3D models

Support Trim and Incline (T&I;) experiments, including the associated calculations and documentation

Work with shipyards, dockyards, owners, Class and OEMs on ship surveys for design and engineering changes, mid-life upgrades and condition documentation

Lead the development of survey packages, carry out visual inspections and condition surveys on marine structures (including submarines) in a heavy industrial setting, and produce survey and stability reports in client, Class or standard formats

Apply IMO regulations, Class Society rules,



Transport Canada Regulations and Canadian Forces Technical Orders, and stamp and seal Professional Engineering deliverables in your area of practice

Advise internal and external customers, working independently on technical tasks and collaboratively within a multi-disciplinary team

Work within the Quality Management System (QMS), business and ethics codes of conduct, and engineering best practice

Keep your technical skills sharp through Continuing Professional Development, learn from senior colleagues and help mentor junior staff

Help shape a positive team culture through feedback, team building and wellness activities

What do I need to succeed?

A degree in Naval Architecture

At least 4 years’ experience in Naval Architecture

Registration, or the ability to register, with the Professional Engineering body in your province of work

Eligibility for Canadian security clearance

Legal entitlement to work in Canada

Nice to have:

A strong understanding of ship stability, structural design and hydrodynamics

Proficiency with Naval Architecture software

Experience in in-service support of naval systems and/or engineering design

Experience developing and using technical studies and drawings

An understanding of specifications for government and commercial vessels

Experience in systems integration, ship construction and/or repair

What’s in it for me?

A competitive salary based on your skills, ability and experience

Medical, dental and vision plan, including a Health Care Spending Account

Flexible working hours and hybrid working

RRSP or TFSA matching

Parental/maternity leave top‑up

Employee and Family Assistance Programme

Training and development opportunities

Employee recognition and referral programmes

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📌 Naval Architect (Winnipeg)
🏢 Matchtech
📍 Winnipeg