Ports & Terminals Engineer - Junior at Hatch

As the successful candidate, you will:

• Work in a dynamic team of Ports & Coastal Engineers and collaborate with other disciplines (Civil Infrastructure, Mechanical BMH, Dynamic Simulation, Controls and Instrumentation etc) in Hatch or sub-consultants on client engagements
• Be responsible for executing port and coastal engineering design tasks, including data gathering, site data analysis, metocean data analysis, coastal engineering element design and inputs related to dredging and reclamation, coastal protection, harbour basin, port layout and berth designs
• Be responsible for report writing on client engagements, whether technical notes on coastal design or sections of larger reports
• Perform numerical modelling tasks under the leadership of a senior coastal modeler, for wave transformation and hydrodynamic modelling studies
• Extract design information from coastal reports for input to port and marine engineering packages
• Be working closely with other key expert teams on mining corridor studies to assist and define inputs to availability and downtimes for export volumes at the berth and port channels
• Lead tasks on projects and provide technical support and mentorship to graduates and junior resources in your areas of technical expertise

You bring to the role:

• 3 to 6 years working experience after obtaining your Post Graduate Degree in Ports and/or Coastal Engineering at a recognized tertiary institution
• Professional registration with ECSA (or a recognised professional council)
• Experience in the field of ports and coastal engineering, such as the specialist sub-disciplines of port planning, coastal data acquisition, coastal modelling (SWAN, DELFT 3D, MIKE suites etc), coastal structures design, and ideally also berth structure design
• Experience in applying local and international applicable guidelines and standards such as CIRIA, CEM, PIANC, Eurocodes, British Standards, ANSI
• Experience in coordinating and leading small studies
• Assist in the training of graduate engineers