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This position requires a minimum of % hybrid on-sitePreferred Qualifications:An advanced degree in a STEM field – preferably electrical engineering, radar engineering, systems engineering, data analytics, artificial intelligence or equivalent.
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Strong background in geomechanics, computer modeling, field geophysics and tunnel/slope rock mass characterization geotechnical engineering. Bachelor’s Degree in an Engineering Geology, Geology or Mining/Geotechnical Engineering discipline with 4 or more years of related experience.
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Leidos National Security Sector is seeking an Engineering Geologist who w ill provide daily broad-based understanding of geological and geotechnical engineering disciplines in a defense environment.
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Arlo Washington DC, soon to be added to the Arlo Hotels portfolio is now seeking a dynamic *Director of Engineering. The Director of Engineering is responsible for effectively leading the engineering team in the execution of all maintenance of the overall hotel.
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MITRE Lab’s Emerging Engineering and Physical Sciences Department is seeking a senior engineer with expertise in battery technologies to work in a dynamic analytical and systems engineering environment focused on solving our customers energy technology and resilience challenges.
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You will assist the Silver Spring Civil Engineering Group Manager and/or the Regional Design Director by independently managing and leading company projects in the Mid-Atlantic region. Toole Design is the leading engineering, planning, and landscape architecture firm specializing in multimodal transportation in North America.
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Provide naval architecture, marine engineering, electrical engineering and in-depth engineering support for the Hull, Mechanical & Electrical (HM&E); Command, Control, Communications, Computers & Intelligence (C4I); and mission equipment and systems installed aboard ships, boats, craft and targets, including Combat Logistics Force (CLF), Special Mission Ships, and FMS assets.
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Job Requirements Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering related field 5 - 10 years of overall relevant experience Ability to obtain a secret clearance At least 1 year of experience in: Propulsion or Auxiliary Marine Systems Working with Microsoft office suite experience with design software (AutoCAD, Solidworks, etc.
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At least ten (10) years of recent, relevant work experience with government vessel design, construction, and repair with primary focus on marine engineering, machinery control systems, auxiliary systems integration and systems engineering.
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IPS IPT, and Critical Systems Engineering Manager have Accountability for the IPS CONOPS. This Lead will be responsible for identifying and relaying dependencies across other ship system requirements.
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Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, Water Resources, Environmental Engineering, or other related engineering discipline, is required. Preparation of drawings and specifications as well as changes to drawings based on engineering staff and supervisor markups, edits, QA/QC comments and/or suggestions.
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PURVIS Systems is seeking an experienced Acoustics Engineer (Electronics Technician) to provide general engineering support on Navy equipment for acoustic acquisition and analysis. Bachelors' degree in Engineering desired (Electrical, Mechanical, Acoustics, or similar), though significant technician experience may be substituted.
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Degree must be in Computer Science or a related field (e.g., General Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Systems Engineering, Mathematics, Computer Forensics, Cyber Security, Information Technology, Information Assurance, and Information Security.
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Applicants should have a BS degree or higher in disciplines such as acoustics, civil/structural engineering, mechanical engineering, or physics, with a MS degree preferred. The position will involve computer modeling for vibration and acoustics analyses, which could include finite element analysis (FEA) of structural systems, building acoustics modeling and ray tracing, and/or environmental noise modeling.
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Must have 10 years of experience with engineering and product development of primary and secondary radar systems relevant to Air Traffic Control systems. You will support full life cycle systems engineering activities from IR&D, pursuits, development, integration & test, transition to production, and sustainment.
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