Evan Spalding Email & Phone Number

Chesapeake, Virginia, United States

Evan currently serves as a Naval Architect I at DLBA where he is responsible for performing naval architecture tasks such as weight estimation, structural design, performance prediction, computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analysis, and stability assessments for new and existing designs. When needed, Evan can be involved in hands-on tasking such as model testing, deadweight surveys, incline experiments, and buoy testing. At DLBA, Evan has had exposure to recreational and military projects ranging from high-speed composite craft to steel displacement vessels. In 2024, Evan has spent the most time working on the Liberty Lifter seaplane project, with multiple tasks such as a Launch-Haul Out study, Tow-Tank results analysis, CFD analysis, and weather buoy preparation and deployment. Evan has also completed a preliminary weight estimate for a 34' recreational center console powerboat and has limited experience with carpet plots.

Annapolis, Maryland, United States

-Performed Naval Architecture work for many different FYD projects-Mostly worked with weights and stability using ORCA, GHS, and weight spreadsheets

Newport, Rhode Island, United States

• Design work for new J/Boats• Interviews with Rodney Johnstone

Thomaston, Maine, United States

• Worked with AutoCad and Rhino to create 3D models and renderings of a 65 ft Expedition Yacht• Used AutoCad to create piping and electrical schematics of a 95 ft Motor Yacht

Westerly, Rhode Island, United States

● Taught children ages 6-16 in learn to sail and racing sailboats● Coached and led groups of sailors at away regattas● Drove a variety of small motorboats and sailboats every day

North Kingstown, Rhode Island, United States

● Performed maintenance and upgrades to mechanical and electrical systems on 6000 meter ROVsin Quonset, RI● Redesigned the General Arrangement of the NOAA Discoverer to be compatible with ROVs● Maintained and operated 6000 meter ROVs on NOAA Okeanos Explorer to complete the missionof exploring the seafloor and midwater of the gulf of mexico

Portsmouth, Rhode Island, United States

● Wet out and laid fiberglass to alter pre-existing molds for a houseboat● Built, painted, and sanded plugs in order to infuse new fiberglass molds● Gel coated, sanded and buffed new molds for the same houseboat

Stonington, Connecticut, United States

● Taught children ages 6-16 in learn to sail and racing sailboats● Coached and led groups of sailors at away regattas● Drove a variety of small motorboats and sailboats every day

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Naval Architecture And Marine Engineering

Activities and Societies: Dinghy and Keelboat Sailing

High School Diploma, General, Marine Science

Activities and Societies: Fencing, Crew, Dinghy and Sportboat Sailing, NHS, FTC Robotics.