Welcome to my website!

I'm
Jarred Gaudineer Naval Architect Marine Engineer

I'm a naval architect and marine engineer based in New York City, with a background in Coast Guard service. My work has covered vessel operations, marine engineering watch, and vessel inspections at the Port of New York. I'm interested in the technical side of maritime work — stability, compliance, and systems — and I'm always looking for interesting problems to dig into.


Container Ship

Skills & Expertise

Vessel Inspections

Subchapter T & K

Stability Analysis

Hydrostatics & trim

Plan Review

Naval architecture drawings

Marine Systems

Propulsion, electrical, HVAC

Naval Architecture

Vessel design & analysis

Regulatory Compliance

USCG & CFR standards

Project Management

Maintenance planning & coordination

Vessel Operations

100-ton license, watch standing

Experiences

2024

SurveyorPort of New York

Inspecting and evaluating Subchapter T and K vessels at the Port of New York, including stability assessments and plan reviews for small passenger vessels and oceanographic research ships. The work involves applying maritime regulations and engineering judgment to real vessel compliance questions.

2022

Marine EngineerUSCGC Munro

Stood engineering watches as Officer in Charge aboard a 378-foot cutter, monitoring and operating shipboard systems during patrol. Also managed preventive and corrective maintenance schedules and helped coordinate depot-level maintenance periods with shore facilities and contractors.

2021

Deck CadetUSCGC Moray

Rotated through watch stations, assisted with navigation planning, and helped with deck department maintenance. A good ground-level look at Coast Guard operations, maritime regulations, and vessel handling.

2019

Sailboat Racer & InstructorUSCGA Offshore Team

Raced offshore with the USCGA team and taught sailing to beginners during the summer. Good practice in reading weather, navigating, and working as part of a small crew.

Education

2022

B.Sc. Naval Architecture & Marine EngineeringUnited States Coast Guard Academy

Studied vessel design, marine systems, hydrodynamics, and structural analysis. The program had a practical bent, with coursework informed by Coast Guard operations and regulations.

2021

Engineer-in-TrainingTexas

Passed the Fundamentals of Engineering exam. A first step toward becoming a licensed Professional Engineer.

2021

100-Ton Master's LicenseUnited States Coast Guard Academy

Obtained a Marine Officer's License from the USCG. The licensing process covered maritime operations, navigation, and safety — useful context for thinking about vessel design from an operational standpoint.

Say hello

Jarred@Gaudineer.com

Interested in working together? Let's talk