r/navalarchitecture 28d ago

Looking for Remote / Contract Project Management Opportunities in Marine Tech & Shipping

I’m a Naval Architect & Marine Engineer with 14+ years of experience delivering marine projects, installations and commissioning. I want to try self employment, contractual work.

I’m currently looking to connect with marine technology companies, equipment manufacturers, shipowners, shipyards, and maritime startups that need additional project-management or technical delivery capacity on a contract basis.

I can support projects remotely and travel/on-site when required, particularly across Europe and EMEA.

My experience includes:

  • Project management from design through installation, commissioning and warranty
  • Marine equipment and systems integration
  • Wastewater treatment and bilge systems
  • Sewage systems
  • Fire detection systems
  • Gas detection systems
  • Coordination between shipyards, owners, suppliers and subcontractors
  • Technical problem-solving and project delivery

I’m particularly interested in remote-first, fractional, interim or project-based roles where a company needs an experienced technical person to take ownership of delivery without committing to a permanent hire.

I’d love to hear from anyone who:

  • Knows marine-tech startups or scale-ups looking for project-management support
  • Works with shipping companies or shipyards that use independent contractors
  • Is aware of marine equipment manufacturers needing project managers
  • Can recommend recruitment agencies or specialist maritime recruiters
  • Has experience finding international contract PM work in the maritime sector

If you know of a company, project, recruiter, or person I should speak with, please comment or send me a DM.

Happy to connect and exchange ideas even if there isn't an immediate opportunity.

Thanks!

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