What engineer would be involed in this?

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The discussion centers on the types of engineers involved in boat design, particularly hull shape and structural elements. Naval architects are specifically mentioned as key professionals in this field. Mechanical engineers also play a significant role, contributing to various systems beyond just the engine, including pumps, fluids, and thermodynamics. The conversation highlights the interdisciplinary nature of boat engineering, suggesting that multiple engineering disciplines collaborate on different aspects of boat design. This insight is valuable for students considering their career paths in engineering related to boating.
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Well first off this is my first post and I'm a first year engineering student. I've always loved boating and stuff like that and was wondering as to what kind of engineer would be involved in the desin of the hull and the boat as a whole. Not so much the materials but like the shape and maybe the tower on a wakeboarding boat? I've just been thinking about some possible things I'd want to do when I get out of school.
 
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would a mechanical engineer work on a boat other than its engine?
 
Oh heck yeah. As MEs, we deal with pumps, fluids, thermodynamics, structures...you name it. Think of any system on a ship and an ME could be part of those who developed it. Even in electrical systems.
 
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