Jobs at Fincantieri Marine Group

Leads budgeting, forecasting, earned value management, financial reporting, and performance analysis for a business unit. Oversees financial controls, ERP reporting, process improvements, cost-saving initiatives, and investment evaluations. Partners with program and functional leaders to address risks and unfavorable trends, provides recommendations to senior leadership, and manages finance employees, including hiring, development, performance evaluation, and work assignments. Frequent travel between Green Bay and Sturgeon Bay is required.

Supports the program management office by tracking production progress, corrective actions, technical dispositions, launch readiness activities, government and long-lead property, hardware problem reports, and material-related production impacts. Assists with weekly program metrics, variance analysis, change tracking, and coordination across internal departments. The role requires strong organizational, communication, confidentiality, safety, and Microsoft Office skills.

Supports the program management office by preparing weekly metrics, conducting variance analysis, and tracking production progress, corrective actions, ship launch readiness, government property, long-lead equipment, hardware problem reports, and material-related production impacts. The intern collaborates with program managers and internal departments while maintaining documentation, confidentiality, safety, and organizational standards.

Engineering Intern supporting naval architecture, electrical, mechanical, and structural shipbuilding projects. Responsibilities include assisting with drawings, calculations, reports, design reviews, 2D drafting, 3D modeling, material requirements, testing, dockside activities, and sea trials. The intern will collaborate with engineers and shipyard teams while gaining exposure to production, safety, quality control, and vessel construction and repair operations.

Provides human resources, administrative, and analytical support to management and the HR team. Responsibilities include analyzing workforce metrics, identifying process improvements, supporting employee engagement and recruitment initiatives, communicating information through written, verbal, and presentation formats, and maintaining confidentiality while following ISO and OSHA safety policies.

Supports shipbuilding engineers with technical drawings, calculations, reports, 2D drafting, 3D modeling, material requirements, hull analysis, stability calculations, weight estimates, testing, dockside activities, and sea trials. The intern develops foundational naval architecture and engineering skills while following ISO, OSHA, safety, confidentiality, and professional standards.

Coordinates shipbuilding work orders from planning through completion. Determines priorities and sequences, estimates and releases work, monitors progress, resolves material and information issues, and expedites work as needed. The role supports production scheduling, resource utilization, planning readiness, process performance, and continuous improvement while communicating with internal and external stakeholders.

Oversee small to mid-sized maritime projects and portions of larger production programs. Manage planning, scheduling, financial controls, risk mitigation, supplier and contractual matters, program reporting, contract deliverables, and change proposals. Support manufacturing plans, Earned Value Management, Integrated Master Schedule reporting, contract negotiations, and proposal leadership while ensuring budget, schedule, safety, and contractual compliance. The role may include supervisory responsibilities and domestic or international travel.

Oversee small to mid-sized maritime and shipbuilding projects, including planning, scheduling, financial controls, risk management, supplier and contract matters, performance monitoring, deliverables, and program reporting. Support manufacturing plans, contract changes, negotiations, earned value management, integrated master scheduling, and proposal leadership while ensuring budget, schedule, safety, and contractual compliance. The role may include supervisory responsibilities and domestic or international travel.

Builds and repairs ship and shipyard building components by reviewing blueprints, measuring, cutting, and installing wood materials. Operates carpentry equipment, assists with vessel docking and undocking, troubleshoots equipment, and maintains tools. Works independently under intermittent supervision in waterfront, outdoor, elevated, and confined-space environments while following safety, quality, environmental, ISO, and OSHA policies.

Lead development and oversight of EHS programs to ensure OSHA, EPA, and maritime compliance. Manage safety audits, investigations, training, reporting, emergency response, and continuous improvement. Partner with leadership to monitor performance, drive safety culture, and supervise EHS staff.

The QA/ISO Manager oversees quality management system implementation, regulatory compliance, and team performance. Responsibilities include training, audits, and communication with stakeholders regarding quality metrics and corrective actions.

Provide first-level IT support for end users, troubleshoot Windows 11 and Microsoft 365 issues, manage help desk tickets, and maintain IT equipment.

Provide technical leadership for vessel electrical systems: develop and review drawings, calculations, and specifications; support shipyard installations, testing, commissioning, and troubleshooting; coordinate with production, project management, vendors, and regulators to ensure compliance and timely delivery.

Develop and maintain project schedules and resource plans; update schedules with production input; maintain baseline and performance metrics; produce and distribute progress reports; communicate cross-functionally with planning, engineering, purchasing, production, program management and leadership.

Manage small-to-mid sized shipbuilding projects including planning, scheduling, cost and risk controls, contract/subcontract administration, EVMS/IMS reporting, forecasting, and cross-functional coordination to ensure projects meet budget, schedule, and contractual requirements.

Supports occupational safety, environmental compliance, and industrial hygiene programs throughout a shipyard. Conducts safety inspections, job hazard analyses, incident investigations, and corrective-action verification. Provides training on emergency response, fire prevention, and hazardous materials. Performs hazardous-waste inspections, spill prevention activities, environmental sampling, regulatory audits, and recordkeeping. The role requires fieldwork in varied conditions, PPE use, and occasional domestic travel.

Responsibilities include fitting steel for ships, operating equipment, welding, troubleshooting, and maintaining tools while adhering to safety standards.

Lay out, position, cut, fit, and weld ship components (decks, bulkheads, tank linings) using torches, saws, grinders and welding equipment. Read and analyze engineering drawings, perform weld inspections and precision measurements, develop templates, and rig/operate overhead cranes. Work at heights, in confined spaces and inclement weather; follow safety and quality specifications.

Lead technical execution of Hull, Mechanical & Electrical (HM&E) systems across program lifecycle. Serve as primary technical liaison with customers and regulatory authorities, manage engineering deliverables, risks, baseline changes, ECPs, testing, cost, schedule, quality, and supervise staff to ensure contractual compliance and successful delivery.