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We are searching for a mission-driven professional with an active SECRET clearance to become our US Navy and US Army Watercraft Engineer II Naval Architect in Fort Eustis, VA or Philadelphia, PA.
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Using engineering principles, the code of federal regulations, and sound judgement the naval architect must be able to produce comprehensive ship designs that yield a vessel that is compliant with applicable regulations in addition to being easy to build and maintain.
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The Platforms & Services (P&S) sector under BAE Systems, Inc does the big stuff: the armored combat vehicles, naval guns, missile launchers, and naval ship repair. 2 or- 4 year Degree in Engineering with 6-10 years experience in the ship repair industry with NAVSEA or Private Shipyard experience.
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Experience as Naval Architect or Marine Engineer. Worked with or at a shipyard, Naval Surface/Undersea Warfare Center (NSWC/NUWC), Supervisor of Shipbuilding Command (SUPSHIP), Regional Maintenance Center (RMC), and/or Type Commander (TYCOM) supporting construction, operation, maintenance, modernization, and/or repair of shipboard electrical systems.
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About BAE Systems Platforms & Services BAE Systems, Inc. is the U.S. subsidiary of BAE Systems plc, an international defense, aerospace and security company which delivers a full range of products and services for air, land and naval forces, as well as advanced electronics, security, information technology solutions and customer support services.
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Position Summary: Life Cycle Engineering is looking for Senior Naval Architects to join the LCE team supporting PMS and in Washington, DC. As a Senior Naval Architect, you will provide support for the Hull, Mechanical & Electrical (HM&E); Command, Control, Communications, Computers & Intelligence (CI); and mission equipment and systems installed aboard ships, boats, craft and targets, including Combat Logistics Force (CLF), Special Mission Ships, and Foreign Military Sales (FMS) assets.
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Ability to travel 50% to support activities in a shipyard or naval facility or onboard ship while underway. Our Naval Acquisition and Sustainment Operation, which is part of Serco's Maritime Engineering, Technology and Sustainment (METS) business, provides critical services to nearly all U.S. Navy surface ships and craft, supporting new construction, repair, maintenance, modernization, and sustainment.
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The candidate will assist the USCG Ship Design Team with the design review of the Offshore Patrol Cutter, Polar Security Cutter, and Waterways Commerce Cutter. Bachelors degree (e.g., BS, BE) from an accredited institution in Mechanical Engineering, Naval Architecture, Marine Engineering or a similar discipline.
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We're looking for an experienced marine engineer or naval architect to join this US flag ship owning group. University degree in Marine Engineering or Naval Architecture preferred.
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Candidates must be able to physically access all areas on board U.S. Naval Vessels to include tanks, voids, and working aloft in support of production operations. Certification ISO Lead Auditor Training a plus Certified Quality Inspector CertificationNAVSEA Connector CertificationNAVSEA Cableway CertificationNAVSEA Fiber Optic QA/Supervisor TrainingStructural fit-up, welding, pipefitting, and NDT Level II experience/qualification is a plus.
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Fifteen years of experience with Ten years of experience in US Naval Ship Engineering, either within the NAVSEA/PEO Governmental Organizations, Shipyard Construction and Repair, Ship Operations (as a USCG Certified Officer or US Naval Officer), NAVSEA contractor support, or similar.
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Candidate will be well versed across many ship platforms and/or have a proven track record on MSC T-Ships, AMPHIBS, Carriers, and/or Combatants, FMS Programs, USCG Programs, Unmanned Maritime Systems (UMSs) and/or Unmanned Maritime Vehicles (UMVs.
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8-15 years of experience with Five years of experience in US Naval Ship Engineering, either within the NAVSEA/PEO Governmental Organizations, Shipyard Construction and Repair, Ship Operations (as a USCG Certified Officer or US Naval Officer), NAVSEA contractor support, or similar.
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You will serve as an ENGINEER in the Ship Control Branch (Code 861) of the Submarine Maneuvering and Control Division (Code 86) of CARDEROCK DIV NS, detailed to the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) in the VIRGINIA Class Submarine Program Office (PMS450) located at the Washington Navy Yard, Washington, D.C.
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You will serve as a RIGGING WORKER (FORK LIFT OPERATOR) in the DEPARTMENT OF NAVY to include work sites of Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Trident Refit Facility Bangor and Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility.
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