In pilot testing
4 positions open.
Updated weekly. If nothing fits, write to careers@projectnemo.com and tell us what you would build.
Own the models that turn raw telemetry into vessel performance: speed-power curves, hull and propeller condition, SFOC and weather correction. Your work is what the Analyse step of the platform shows.
- checkBuild and validate performance models against sea trial and noon-report data
- checkWork in Python and SQL on time-series at fleet scale
- checkBackground in naval architecture, marine engineering or data science
Keep the platform and the onboard systems running, from cloud infrastructure to the gateways installed on vessels. Uptime is the product.
- checkAdminister Linux servers, networking and monitoring across cloud and edge
- checkSupport NOS installations and remote diagnostics on vessels
- checkExperience with satellite connectivity is a plus
Make sure every figure NEMO reports under EU MRV, IMO DCS, CII, EU ETS and FuelEU is right, and keep the platform ahead of the regulation.
- checkVerify emissions calculations and filings against the regulatory texts
- checkTranslate new rules into product requirements with the engineering team
- checkExperience with class societies, verifiers or a shipping company's compliance function
Bring a seagoing or superintendent background into the product team. You decide what a working fleet needs to see, and you check that what we build holds up on board and in the office.
- checkDefine requirements with operators, charterers and crews
- checkReview alerts, reports and onboard workflows before they ship
- checkChief engineer, master or technical superintendent experience
The people who do well here.
High performers
You hold your own work to a demanding bar and expect the same from the people around you. You build things meant to last.
Good teammates
You share what you know, ask for help early, and make the people around you better. Credit travels outward.
Curious and always learning
You want to understand how a vessel is run and who relies on the answer. Maritime experience helps; the will to learn it is essential.
