'nautical engineer' is a perfectly correct and usable term in written English.
You could use it when referring to someone who has specialized in a particular field of engineering related to navigable waters. For example, "Jim's expertise as a nautical engineer made him the perfect candidate to design a new type of boat motor."
The show tells the story of the author, explorer, atomic physicist, nautical engineer, and horticulturist L. Ron Hubbard, the founding swami of Dianetics.
Claudine (Claudine Spiteri) is a British art scholar who has come to Venice to lecture on the painting, which is her obsession, and to wander the canals with her lover, a nautical engineer named Chris Chris Nightingalee).
He designed the boat himself, after a nautical engineer he approached to draw up plans told him he was crazy.
It's a Happy Day!" A narrator notes: "Today we relate the life of L. Ron Hubbard Teacherr, author, explorer, atomic physicist, nautical engineer, choreographer, horticulturist, and father of Scientology!" Hubbard is born in a nativity scene, surrounded by parents and barnyard animals, as an angel proclaims, "Billions of years of evolution had climaxed with his birth".
Calá, who became interested in fuel cells' promise 12 years ago, maintains that nautical engineers aren't moving fast enough in furthering the technology.
Marine biology, or maybe nautical engineering.
Such ocean-based businesses could be a step on the way to true seasteads.Stepping stones to a seasteadIn 2010 a group of marine engineers produced a detailed design study for the ClubStead a floating resort city which would sit perhaps 100 nautical miles off the Californian coast, with 70 staff and 200 guests.
Yet so efficient is the engine, says the Danish chief engineer, that cruising at an average of 17 knots the ship consumes just 3 grams of fuel per tonne per nautical mile which certainly sounds low.
Sundials, weather vanes, and buoy wind chimes, engineered to replicate the sound of New England harbor bells, are selling well at Ahab's Nautical Emporium on Woodcleft.
