Elliott Bay Design Group (EBDG) is a full-service naval architecture and marine engineering firm serving clients worldwide. Since its inception, EBDG has established itself as a responsive, reliable and innovative company that harmonizes construction and operations through design.
Formed in December 1987 after the asset purchase of Nickum & Spaulding Associates, Inc., a 60-year old naval architecture firm with a reputation for quality marine design, EBDG continues to build its design and service portfolio. Today EBDG is owned by a group of employees and is in the process of re-opening its New Orleans office.
Well-known for its responsiveness, EBDG performs all aspects of vessel engineering. We offer unparalleled expertise and skill coupled with the industry’s best tools to deliver the following services to our clients:
• Concept, preliminary, and contract design
• Complete functional design
• Shipyard level engineering, production planning and quality control
• Vessel modifications
• Analysis services
• Construction liaison
• Incident response services
Specialties
Naval Architecture, Marine Engineering, Analysis
New hires at Elliott Bay Design Group
Elliott Bay Design Group Activity on LinkedIn
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Elliott Bay Design Group Julia Clopton has joined EBDG's Seattle office as a Marine Engineer. Julia brings over 7 years of marine engineering experience. She holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from the California Maritime Academy and holds an EIT Certificate from Washington State. Julia is a licensed Merchant Mariner with Unlimited 2nd Assistant Engineer Gas Turbine and 3rd Assistant Engineer Steam and Diesel ratings. She has 3+ years of sea time and 4 years experience working on marine systems designs, including piping and HVAC systems, and mechanical and machinery design. -
Elliott Bay Design Group Elliott Bay Design Group (EBDG) won a contract to design a new 150 ft. steel ferry for the Beaver Island Transportation Authority. The 150-passenger, 24-vehicle ferry will be operated by the Beaver Island Boat Company and will replace a 50-year-old vessel serving the small Island in Northern Lake Michigan. The new ferry will be powered by two geared diesel engines of approximately 1,500 horsepower each with fixed pitch propellers.
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Elliott Bay Design Group EBDG is hiring! Sr. Naval Architect/Marine Engineer (New Orleans), Sr. Mechanical Engineer (NOLA), Sr. Electrical Engineer (Seattle or NOLA).....join our amazing team!
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Elliott Bay Design Group has a new Marine Engineer
Julia Clopton is now Marine Engineer
