How did it go for C-Job in 2017? Check everything you need to know in this infographic about C-Job, the largest independent ship design & engineering company in the Netherlands.

C-Job Naval Architects has opened its first international office located in the Ukrainian city of Nikolayev. Managing Director of this newly formed subsidiary company Andrey Zherebetsky points out how this new office will bring some important benefits to C-Job’s clients.

Earlier this year, Neptune Marine delivered a 200m3 Trailing Suction Hopper Dredger. C-Job contributed to the project, called the EuroHopper 200, with the fast completion of an engineering package and production drawings. The productive cooperation between the two companies meant that Neptune could complete the entire project within a nine month timescale.

After completing its first ship design and engineering projects for American dredging clients, C-Job has strong ambitions for the region. “After these opening contracts, we will take it step by step in other sectors too. Offshore, ferries, inland shipping, mega-yachts – we have the diversity of skills required to make a difference.”

On the 13th and 14th of December 2017, C-Job Naval Architects and global maritime software house NAPA are organising a webinar to introduce Accelerated Concept Design to the wider public domain. The main aim of the webinar is to present the key applications and advantages of C-Job’s Accelerated Concept Design to the maritime industry. Participation of the webinar is free of charge and open to all.

C-Job Naval Architects celebrates its tenth anniversary this year. What started as a small naval architectural office 10 years ago has grown into an established and well-respected company. Using various projects and a growing number of in-house disciplines to demonstrate how the company has developed, Managing Director Basjan Faber looks back at some of the most significant moments of the previous decade.

Back in March 2017 we reported that one of C-Job’s founding partners, Job Volwater, had taken on the additional role of Sailing Team Director for Team AkzoNobel’s participation in the upcoming Volvo Ocean Race. With less than a month to go until the starting gun, Job answers a few questions about his work preparing for the yachting world’s most coveted prize.