Mooring and Anchoring Equipment; Nautical Systems; Life-Saving Appliances and Lifeboats; Safety Systems (Hi-Fog, Fire Main); Certification & Regulatory Compliance; Underwater Hull Systems; Steel Construction; Watertight Integrity Technical Systems:

Power Generation Plant (Dual Fuel Engines) and Associated Systems; Bilge & Ballast Systems; Potable Water Production, Analysis, Treatment, and Distribution; Advanced Waste-Water Plant, including Grey and Black Water Systems; HVAC and Supporting Systems; Refrigeration Plant and Systems; Waste Heat Recovery System Electrical Systems:

Propulsion System (Azipods) and Power Generation Plant (Alternators); Power Distribution; Automation System;

Explosion-Proof Equipment; Safety Systems (Fire Detection, Low-Level Lighting); Elevators; Telephone Systems; Laundry and Galley Equipment

Assist the Marine & Technical team in monitoring and inspecting various phases of shipbuilding, including steel construction, outfitting, systems installation, and commissioning

Ensure adherence to design specifications, standards and rules and regulations

Contribute to the identification and resolution of construction-related issues

Support the M&T team in maintaining good record keeping of activities, inspections, meeting minutes and project management documentation

Assist in preparing content for project updates for the WDI site team and project stakeholders

Actively participate in meetings and provide feedback and updates, propose improvements, highlight risks and opportunities

Develop effective partnerships with various stakeholders, representing the M&T Teamʼs interests in achieving project success

Adhere to strict safety protocols and guidelines to ensure a secure working environment for all, report any safety concerns promptly and contribute to the implementation of safety measures

Engage in ongoing learning opportunities to deepen technical knowledge in ship construction

Seek mentorship from experienced professionals within the site team to enhance understanding of the overall shipbuilding process

Currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Marine Engineering, Naval Architecture, Mechanical Engineering, or a related technical field.

Basic understanding of ship systems, marine equipment, or technical operations

Strong written and verbal communications skills (English)

Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)

Curiosity, quick learning, self-starter, and good intuition

Strong organizational skills, attention to detail and task-oriented

Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a team environment

Willingness to work in shipyard or onboard environments as needed

Be part of the action at the Meyer Werft and help us build the next generation of Disney cruise ships.

Get exposure to international teams and learn how a world-class cruise line operates behind the scenes.

Contribute to meaningful technical work alongside experienced engineers - your ideas and effort matter.

Connect with our collaborative and supportive teams and share experiences with your fellow interns.

Stay energized with complimentary refreshments throughout the day.

Enjoy exclusive Disney benefits and Be Part of the Story.