Aaron Gregg

Aaron Gregg has a diverse background in the field of naval architecture and marine engineering. Aaron started their career at Halcrow as an Engineer in the Marine Structures Division, where they focused on mooring analyses, dredge volume calculation, port planning, and design review. After three years, they moved on to Bechtel Corporation as a Marine Engineer, specializing in mooring analyses, design review, and wave modeling for offshore projects. Aaron worked on major projects such as Australia Pacific LNG, Queensland Curtis LNG, and Angola LNG.

Following their time at Bechtel, Aaron joined BOA Marine Services as a Senior Naval Architect. In this role, they were responsible for transportation planning, load-out, and float-off ballast planning, as well as motion analyses and jacket launching. One of their major projects was the Gorgon Project - Barrow Island LNG Plant. Aaron performed motion analysis and created caisson float-off ballast plans, among other tasks.

Recently, Aaron joined Tekmetric as a QA Analyst and then transitioned to a role as a Customer Success Specialist. Further details about their responsibilities in these positions are not available.

Throughout their career, Aaron has gained extensive experience in stability analyses, metocean analyses, weight reports, and mooring design for various marine facilities and locations worldwide. Their work demonstrates their expertise in the field of naval architecture and engineering.

Aaron Gregg attended Texas A&M University from 2003 to 2007, where they earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Ocean Engineering.