Engineer I/II - D481 VIRGINIA Waterfront Fluid Systems Engineering

Responsibilities

• Investigation of emergent shipyard issues which would lead to the generation of technical dispositions in response to Engineering Reports (ERs), Change Notices (CNs) or test inspection reports (TIRs)/UNSATs.
• Investigation of Vendor generated issues and generation of technical dispositions in response to vendor information requests (VIRs).
• Development of technical letters to NAVSEA to resolve long term technical or class-wide issues.
• Coordination with design personnel on system piping modifications to minimize the impact to construction schedules while ensuring technical requirements are still met.
• Performance of calculations, as required, to verify the technical quality of as-built design conditions (i.e. pipe sizing and thickness, fluid system flow balancing, thermal analysis, etc.).
• Providing technical support to shipyard trades and shipyard test organizations for construction issues and issues with test procedures or results.
• Providing technical support to Focus Factory and other off-site contractors who are constructing and outfitting various ship’s modules.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s Degree or higher in Mechanical Engineering, Marine Engineering, Systems Engineering, Fluids Engineering, or Chemical Engineering
• 0-5 years of post-graduate Engineering experience

Preferred

• Previous engineering experience (i.e. Co-op or internship)
• Navy Veterans with fluid systems technical experience
• Experience with system operations and systems engineering principles
• Experience in Siemens TeamCenter/NX and ER Work Flow environments

Skills

• General knowledge of fluid systems and system interactions
• Well-developed technical writing skills
• Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively with system stakeholders at various levels: Government technical stakeholders (NAVSEA & SUPSHIP), Government & Electric Boat Program Offices, Partner engineering disciplines, Test & Trades
• Familiarity with VPM design

Physical Qualifications

• Climbing

Environmental Attributes

• Inside
• Outside