At Carnival Corporate Shipbuilding (CCS) we work in a project-based agile way, building empowered project teams through talented colleagues that are organised into Chapters. Our Chapters are made of up colleagues with similar skills, knowledge and expertise in a given specialism who collaborate on talent development, knowledge sharing and problem solving.

We believe in the power of diversity to drive success, valuing a blend of backgrounds, experiences, and skills. If you're passionate about shipbuilding with a strategic mindset, let's talk. We're not just looking for qualifications on paper; we're searching for someone who can bring fresh ideas and a new perspective to our team, as well as our ships.

We’re seeking a dynamic Senior Manager, Steel to join our Naval Architecture and Outfitting Chapter to help deliver innovative and sustainable cruising, based within our Papenburg Site Office.

Role Overview

You will be a specialist in Carnival Corporate Shipbuilding, and recognised expert within and outside your own discipline. As a chapter member, you will play a vital role within a dynamic and agile team, contributing to technical excellence, sharing specialized knowledge, and actively collaborating with fellow team members to foster innovation and achieve excellence.

You will be a recognised representative for the Steel discipline in interactions with key stakeholders (brands, corporate entities, consultants, and external bodies, etc.) and other CCS departments. As a Senior Manager, Steel, your main tasks will be around construction & inspection supervision of hull construction in Meyer Werft, Papenburg, but might also require random travelling to external production sites located mainly in Poland. In addition to this your skills and expertise could be utilized to support the ship design, plan approval, commissioning, sea trials, and final acceptance process, for newbuilds and provide post-delivery support as directed by project demand.

Key accountabilities include:

• Deep understanding of technical plans, documents, drawings, procedures related to ship steel design and hull construction, understanding of other disciplines (like painting and outfitting) is desired.

• Provision of surveying, inspection and commissioning services within allocated discipline, including dry-dock and sea trials.

• Responsible for environmental compliance during all construction and testing phases.

Position Requirements

Our ideal candidates are those who possess not only the technical skills required for shipbuilding but also a passion for the industry and a keen eye for detail. Your professional certifications will be the foundation of your role within our team.

Required Qualifications and Skills

• Degree in relevant engineering discipline, welding technology and NDT inspections

• Chartered Engineer

• Proven technical experience in the marine industry such as shipbuilding, classification societies or ship operators, technical suppliers, or engineering firm in a senior position.

About You

You are someone who thrives in a collaborative environment yet is capable of working with a high degree of accuracy and accountability. Your qualifications in maritime or shipbuilding are just the beginning; we're looking for team members who are eager to learn, grow, and contribute to our collective success.

Personal Qualities

• Self-driven, resilient and pro active

• Experience in dealing with marine suppliers, shipyard management and marine subcontractors.

Why Join Us?

Positioned within our internal structure from CCS15 (entry level) to CCS1 (Senior Vice President), this role is classified as a CCS06, offered as a full-time position, on fixed time contract until spring 2028.

We offer a dynamic and inclusive workplace where your work makes a real impact.

Application Note:

Given the opportunities we provide, we encourage prompt applications. Due to the popularity of our roles and our commitment to finding the best talent, we might close applications earlier than advertised.

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