Ryan Young
- Phone: +1 416 555 0123
- Email: ryan.young@email.com
- Location: Toronto, Canada
- LinkedIn: ryan.young.navalarch
Summary
Over 8 years of progressive experience in naval architecture and marine engineering, successfully leading the design and analysis of complex marine structures and propulsion systems. Orchestrated the successful delivery of three innovative vessel designs, consistently achieving optimal performance and regulatory compliance.
Proficient in advanced hydrodynamic modeling, structural integrity assessments, and project lifecycle management for both commercial and offshore energy sectors. Committed to leveraging cutting-edge engineering principles to enhance operational efficiency and safety in maritime operations.
Experience
Senior Naval Architect, Oceanic Engineering Solutions Inc. -- Toronto, Canada
Mar 2019 – present
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Led a team of 5 engineers in the conceptual and detailed design of a new fleet of Arctic-class research vessels, resulting in a 15% improvement in icebreaking capability.
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Developed and implemented advanced structural analysis models for offshore wind turbine foundations, reducing material costs by 10% while maintaining structural integrity.
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Managed project budgets exceeding $5 million for vessel modification projects, consistently delivering within scope and on schedule.
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Conducted comprehensive stability analyses and developed load line calculations for various vessel types, ensuring full compliance with IMO and Transport Canada regulations.
Marine Engineer, Great Lakes Marine Design -- St. Catharines, Canada
Sept 2015 – Feb 2019
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Designed and optimized propulsion systems for commercial ferries, achieving a 7% reduction in fuel consumption through efficient propeller and engine selection.
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Performed detailed finite element analysis (FEA) on hull structures to assess fatigue life and stress distribution, contributing to a 20% extension of vessel service life.
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Collaborated with classification societies (e.g., Lloyd's Register, DNV GL) to ensure designs met international maritime standards and class requirements.
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Prepared technical specifications and drawings for shipyard construction, minimizing rework and ensuring accurate fabrication.
Education
University of Toronto, Master of Engineering (M.Eng.) in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering -- Toronto, Canada
Sept 2014 – Aug 2015
Dalhousie University, Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.) in Mechanical Engineering (Co-op) -- Halifax, Canada
Sept 2010 – May 2014
Skills
Naval Architecture & Design: Ship Design, Hydrodynamics, Stability Analysis, Hull Form Optimization, Structural Design, Seakeeping, Resistance & Propulsion, Load Line Calculations, Classification Rules (IMO, SOLAS, MARPOL)
Marine Engineering: Marine Propulsion Systems, Power Generation, HVAC Systems, Piping & Pumping Systems, Auxiliary Machinery, Systems Integration, Condition Monitoring
Software & Tools: Maxsurf, Rhino3D, AutoCAD, SolidWorks, ANSYS AQWA, FEMAP, MATLAB, Python, Microsoft Project
Project Management & Analysis: Feasibility Studies, Cost Estimation, Risk Assessment, Technical Specifications, Regulatory Compliance, Finite Element Analysis (FEA), Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)