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The individual's duties cover all aspects of electrical and electronic engineering systems for matters related to the utility distribution in underground tunnels, steam stations, and CPP.Manages and/or consults a wide variety of construction and renovation projects in the underground tunnels, steam stations, and CPP through the application of professional knowledge of electrical and electronic engineering and project management principles and practices.
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Successful candidates will join a team of fire protection professionals who work on a wide range of exciting and challenging projects including airports, aircraft storage and maintenance hangars, central utility plants, manufacturing and food processing plants, industrial and petroleum processing sites, state-of-the-art information technology facilities, aircraft manufacturing plants, educational and cultural facilities and more.
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Provide electrical engineering support in association with Navy lithium battery safety certification testing. Minimum of Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering (Degrees in Mechanical or Chemical Engineering accepted with appropriate experience.
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BS Degree in Electrical Engineering, or marine engineering; or similar background and/or specialized such as significant US Navy training with an Associates degree will be accepted in lieu of Bachelors degree.
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Electronics Engineer Senior Responsible for developing analog and digital circuitry for R&D of acoustic and vibrational control and measurement systems.
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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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LabVIEW(Laboratory Virtual Instrument Engineering Workbench), Printed Circuit Boards (PCB), Signal Processing
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This position reports to the Gibbs & Cox Electrical Engineering Department Manager and interfaces with the SC SDE (Surface Combatant Ship Design Engineering) Ship Design Team. Location: This is a Hybrid remote position.
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Code Inspector I -To qualify for the Electrical Code Inspector I position, all candidates must possess three years of experience in the Electrical field, or any equivalent combination of education, training and experience or an associate degree in engineering, architecture, building construction or related field with 1 year of experience in a construction related field.
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THOR Solutions is actively seeking a highly motivated Mid-Level Marine Electrical Engineer to support the United States Coast Guard (USCG)'s Ship Design Team in Washington, DC. An ideal candidate will have prior experience with one of the following specialized Marine Electrical fields: electric propulsion, machinery control, power generation or distribution systems, as well as familiarity with U.S. Federal or commercial shipbuilding programs, standards, and regulations.
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Electrical, electronic engineering, information technology, machine learning, programming, python, software engineer. Serve as an electrical engineering specialist in the design and construction of building s electrical power distribution systems.
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Demonstrated experience in combined heat and power/cogeneration, central utility plants, data centers, healthcare facilities, laboratories, water/wastewater facilities, controls, building envelope, TAB, NETA electrical testing, renewable energy and other specialties a plus.
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Mid-Level Naval Electrical Engineer Job Category: Engineering Time Type: Full time Minimum Clearance Required to Start: Secret Employee Type: Regular Percentage of Travel Required: Up to 10% Type of Travel: Continental US What You'll Get to Do You will provide our NAVSEA/NSWC/MSC Technical and Program Office clients with expert technical support in developing the next Navy ships.
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Sayres, a leading provider of defense support services to the DOD, is currently seeking an experienced Ship Design Electrical Engineer with SECRET clearance, verifiable in DISS in Washington, DC.
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Job Description: Electronics Engineer SeniorResponsible for developing analog and digital circuitry for R&D of acoustic and vibrational control and measurement systems.
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Title: electrical Company: Eppstein Uhen Architects in Washington, DC
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