Naval Architect/Marine Engineer

Duties & Responsibilities

• Review and or develop specifications and test procedures for U.S. Navy Propulsion System In-Service Engineering Agent (ISEA).
• Provide input to risk matrices in relation to Waterjets, Bow Thrusters, and Rudders and associated powertrain components decisions for ISEA.
• Review and assess drawings related to Waterjets, Bow Thrusters, and Rudders and associated components for ISEA.
• Provide logistics support for Waterjets, Bow Thrusters, and Rudders.
• Support Waterjets, Bow Thrusters, and Rudders and associated powertrain systems through Fleet distance and onsite support.
• Provide trouble shooting assistance for Waterjets, Bow Thrusters, and Rudders.
• Provide assistance in developing maintenance requirements for Waterjets, Bow Thrusters, and Rudders.
• Complete or review Waterjets, Bow Thrusters, and Rudders Analysis reports for ISEA.
• Review performance specifications, requirements, component drawings, requests for deviations, contract deliverables, and installation drawings for ISEA.
• Review and maintain metrics related to Waterjets, Bow Thrusters, and Rudders equipment.
• Develop recommendations to improve the system based on metrics given.
• Review and update technical documentation related to Waterjets, Bow Thrusters, and Rudders systems

Requirements

• Bachelor of Science degree in Naval Architecture, Marine or Mechanical Engineering, from an accredited institution.
• 5-10 years of practical technical experience in the engineering process, including concept development, analysis, design, drawing, integration and testing of complex mechanical and/or ocean deployed systems.
• Demonstrated ability to lead technical groups and interact with customer representatives.
• Proficiency in engineering software (i.e. SolidWorks, ANSYS, AutoCAD, Matlab, GHS hydrostatics, etc), and Microsoft Office.
• Work closely with mechanical, electrical, software, and systems engineers, as well as other cooperative disciplines, to solve problems and constructively architect a working system.
• Must be a US Citizen.
• Able to obtain a United States Government Department of Defense Security Clearance (active clearances preferred, but not prerequisite).