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Shipyard new construction experience, preferably on ABS-classed vessels, and other US Navy or US Coast Guard Programs, for 3rd Party Certifications, Requirements List (CDRL) Development and Management; Navy INSURV acceptance trials and developing test procedures using American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) naval vessel rules (NVR) requirements is highly desired.
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Qualified US Navy Master Diver, Diving Officer, or EOD Officer for NDSTC Position. Qualified US Navy Master EOD Technician or EOD Officer for NAVSCOLEOD Position. Develop official memorandums, letters and instructions, in accordance with the Navy Correspondence Manual.
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ARA is seeking a Staff Data Scientist with a background in unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) systems to support US Navy UUV Modeling, simulation, and testing efforts. Preferred experience Working with Navy UUVs or similar.
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Serco seeks an Instructional Designer to support a high-profile, challenging project for the US Navy. Previous Navy or other military experience is required. Prior experience in US Navy or other US Military branch is required (as a service member and/or as an Instructional Designer.
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Review and approve test reports before CDRL submittal, including land-based, shipboard (pier side and underway), and Navy INSURV acceptance trials. Oversee the management and execution of a robust total ship test program including the development of test processes and procedures, test report templates, and management of testing at a dedicated production facility, shipboard, and Navy INSURV acceptance trials.
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As a Boat Coxswain/Diesel Mechanic, you will integrate into a small team charged with operations and maintenance of deployed systems in support of US Navy mine countermeasures (MCM) missions in the U.S. Fifth Fleet Area of Responsibility.
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Visit these links for more information about how Serco supports the Navy: and our Veterans: Company Overview Serco Inc. (Serco) is the Americas division of Serco Group, plc. Position Description Are you committed to supporting our Navy and Sailors.
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Must have experience developing Risk Management Framework (RMF) packages for US Navy/DoD clients. ICI Services’ engineers, analysts, logisticians, technicians and information technology specialists provide integral, quality support to multiple US Navy organizations and the Department of Homeland Security.
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Job Description: ACT1 Federal is seeking an experienced Senior Financial Analyst with expertise in US Navy Expeditionary Command and Control Programs. The Senior Financial Analyst with be charged with supporting Navy-ERP, Enterprise Data Warehouse, NAVSEA Enterprise Planning System (NEPS) and procurement processing and tracking.
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We’re looking for an electrical engineer who can use their skills to continue helping maintain in-service U.S. Navy hardware sensor systems to ensure the Navy can continue to perform essential missions, support hardware troubleshooting, and perform hands-on installation and configuration of critical hardware and software.
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