Maritime innovators creating ripples of change in naval architecture
C-Job Naval Architects is an independent naval architecture and marine engineering practice with over 15 years of experience designing vessels, delivering technical solutions, and conducting R&D across the maritime industry. It provides services across the design lifecycle, from feasibility studies and concept designs to basic and detail design, shipyard support, sea trials, and regulatory certification, with specialized focus on decarbonization and alternative energy solutions.
Full lifecycle new-build vessel design integrating advanced naval architecture with structural, mechanical, systems, and electrical engineering from concept to completion.
Detailed investigations into project scope and risk, market trends, defining technology, choosing future fuels, and environmental impact assessments.
Repurposing, repowering, and modernization services to extend vessel lifecycles, adapt business use cases, expand capacities, or ensure compliance with emission rules.
Onsite support services including weight surveys, construction support, inclining tests, and equipment integration at shipyards.
Strategic planning and engineering to integrate alternative marine fuels, hybrid technologies, and energy efficiency solutions to navigate low-carbon operational requirements.
Unbiased technical advice and risk-based design for alternative power options including batteries, LNG, methanol, hydrogen, ammonia, and nuclear power.
Ad-hoc, cost-effective engineering assistance and multidisciplinary support spanning basic and detailed design, advanced 3D modeling, and statutory compliance.
Preparation of stability booklets, safety plans, intact and damage stability calculations, hydrostatics, and inclining tests to satisfy classification requirements.
Marine · Power Generation · Oil & Gas · Wind
Netherlands · Marine · Client: NIOZ - Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research
Concept design for a new ocean-going research vessel to replace the flagship Pelagia, designed for the Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research (NIOZ) with compact dimensions, expanded capabilities, and improved sustainability parameters.
USA · Marine · 2023 · Client: Mike Hooks LLC
Concept, basic, and detail design, alongside systems integration for a 27-inch cutter section dredger built by Southwest Shipyards in Texas and delivered in 2023.
Taiwan · Wind · 2023 · Client: CSBC / CDWE
Basic design and main crane integration for the Green Jade, the first heavy lift and offshore wind installation vessel built in Taiwan, featuring a 4,000-ton lifting capacity crane and DP3 capability.
Marine · Client: Amogy
Integration of an ammonia-to-power system into the tugboat NH3 Kraken, which involved construction support, modernization execution, and shipyard engine removal.