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D442 Test Engineer - Comm Systems

OverviewCandidate will provide support for all classes of U.S. Submarines from construction through dock side testing. Candidate will also support design and develop future electronic systems, support construction of the VIRGINIA class, as well as the COLUMBIA Class.D442 works closely with the U.S. Navy, Government, Vendors and other EB Departments associated with ship systems component construction and development to ensure the comms system requirements are met.Duties and Responsibilities include:Perform routine inspections of CSRR during construction in Quonset Point Rhode Island and Austal Ship Yard Mobile AlabamaWork with trades and operations during construction of the CCSMMaintain on-site relationship with Navy usersHandle Secret and COMSEC materialInterface with the Government, Navy, Trades, Operations, and vendorsSupport integrations, COATS testing, and Dockside testingPerform thorough reviews of ER's. drawings, procedures, and other technical documentsSome weekend work requiredTravel is estimated less than 25%QualificationsRequired:High School Diploma or G.E.D.5+ years of experience in operating Navy Communications, Electronic Support, Periscope, Photonics, and Radar systemsAble to obtain and maintain a Secret clearance Preferred:Familiarity with operating and handling of special propertyElectrical/Equipment DrawingsTroubleshooting of Navy Communication Systems, in particular Radio Room (such as I1V1, V2, V3, etc)Rotation as technician for NAVY support organization, like ISEA, FTA, etcSkillsSkills Required:Ability to work independently or in a teamTechnical writing skillsApplicant must be able to read, write, and interpret drawings, specifications, procedures, reports, and other documentsStrong written and verbal communication skills are required to ensure effective interface with a variety of organizations.Strong organizational, analytical, and problem-solving skills in order to evaluate situations, make recommendations, and take prompt and effective action.Basic computer skills, including use of Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, and Power Point (or equivalent).Applicant should have the interpersonal and communication skills necessary to investigate problems by effectively asking questions, extracting necessary data from available sources, and working with others to determine root causes and implement appropriate solutionsSelf-motivatedWell organizedAbility to adapt to changing schedules and prioritiesPhysical QualificationsClimbing, Kneeling, Reaching, Stooping, Twisting Environmental AttributesCold, Dry, Dusty, Hot, Inside, Outside