Steller Systems continues to grow, with Oliver Streit and Ed Cullum joining the team this week as Graduate Naval Architects. Oliver joins us from Newcastle University where he recently completed a degree in Naval Architecture. Ed joins us having recently completed an MSc in Marine Engineering; Ed also has a first class BSc in Mathematics.
Ed and Oliver will be based in our offices in Hamble and Nailsworth respectively, and will be working on projects spanning the surface ship, submarine and uncrewed vessel domains.
Steller Systems is delighted to be part of SCUBA – the SME Collaborative Underwater Business Alliance – which was launched this week at DSEI 2023 in London.
Our team of like-minded, output-focussed, innovative SMEs, led by our friends at Arke Ltd, covers a broad range of areas including cost modelling, support, systems engineering, cyber security, AI software, manufacture, operation, safety and human factors, as well as naval architecture and marine engineering services provided by Steller Systems.
SCUBA cuts through complexity to arm you with the evidence and advice you need to make good decisions.
It’s less than one week to go until DSEI 2023 kicks off in London. Steller Systems will have a roving team attending all week, so get in touch if you want to talk about our designs for Uncrewed Surface-Subsurface Vessels, Novel Amphibious Craft, Launch & Recovery Systems and Inflatable Damage Control Systems, or naval architecture and marine engineering services including hull optimisation using artificial intelligence and our integrated approach to Survivability, Vulnerability, Escape & Evacuation (SVEN).
One of our clients, DEEP, has publicly launched its groundbreaking Sentinel system which will establish a permanent human presence on the seafloor. Steller Systems has been thrilled to be part of this innovative and exciting project and looks forward to seeing the plans realised.
Steller Systems was very pleased (and surprised!) to be mentioned in parliament on Tuesday during a debate on increasing employment and training.
To quote Siobhan Baillie MP: “A constituent told me today that his daughter had an incredible work placement last week at Steller Systems in Nailsworth. It is a naval architecture company, so that is quite cool. She had a brilliant time learning with the staff in a highly specialist area; they did not need to give their time, but they did, and she will no doubt benefit from that for the rest of her career. We need to normalise those opportunities throughout the country.”
Over the years Steller Systems has provided work experience placements and internships to a number of school, college and university students. We recognise the role we all must play in developing the next generation of engineers and showing them how interesting and rewarding a career in naval architecture and marine engineering can be.
This week we are delighted to welcome Ian Hazel CEng CMarEng FIMarEST to Steller Systems.
Ian Hazel is a highly experienced Chartered Marine Engineer with experience at the highest levels of technical management following a distinguished career in the Royal Navy.
Ian joins us as Chief Marine Engineer, responsible for our growing Marine Engineering sector in the uncrewed, surface ships and submarine domains. Ian will be based in our office in Hamble on the south coast.
Due to increasing demand for our services, Steller Systems is currently recruiting marine engineers, naval architects and systems engineers at all grades located in either Hamble or Gloucestershire. Please see our careers page for details.
The Navy Leaders Combined Naval Event 2023 kicks off today in Farnborough. If you’re visiting then please come and meet Steller Systems’ team on stand D-25 to talk about our work on uncrewed vessels, combatants, amphibious ships and fast craft, as well as our ground-breaking technologies in naval damage control, launch and recovery, and AI-optimised ship design.
We look forward to welcoming our current and future customers and partners.
Steller Systems’ Paul Gliddon will be presenting at the UK NEST Conference on “Achieving Artificial Intelligence at Scale in the Naval Domain” next week.
Paul will be presenting Steller Systems’ approach to using Artificial Intelligence Deep Learning Technology to find optimal, low drag hull form shapes, focussing on reducing both ship build and operational costs. Using this approach, millions of shapes of hull forms can be efficiently analysed leading to game-changing resistance reductions. A recent task to optimise a future frigate hull form showed the extent of the potential savings; a 32% reduction in resistance at cruise speed (16 knots) and for the same hull a 22% reduction in resistance at top speed (24 knots).
The conference takes place at the SS Great Britain in Bristol on the 17th May.
In less than 2 weeks’ time, Steller Systems will be exhibiting at the Navy Leaders Combined Naval Event 2023. If you’re attending then please come and talk to us on stand D25 about our work on uncrewed vessels, combatants, amphibious ships and fast craft, as well as our ground-breaking technologies in naval damage control, launch and recovery, and AI-optimised ship design.
The event, which incorporates conferences on Future Surface Fleet, Surface Fleet Technology, Submarine Technology, Underwater Defence & Security and Naval Damage Control, takes place in Farnborough, UK from 23rd to 25th May 2023. This year’s event is expected to attract more than 1,500 attendees from over 50 countries.
We look forward to welcoming our current and future customers and partners.
Steller Systems is excited to announce that we will be exhibiting at the Navy Leaders Combined Naval Event 2023. The event, which incorporates conferences on Future Surface Fleet, Surface Fleet Technology, Submarine Technology, Underwater Defence & Security and Naval Damage Control, takes place in Farnborough, UK from 23rd to 25th May 2023.
This year’s event is expected to attract more than 1,500 attendees from over 50 countries.
We look forward to welcoming our current and future customers and partners at stand D25.
