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Chinook has built a reputation for excellence in our industry and the Lead Mechanical Engineer will uphold that tradition by being diligent, proactive, solutions oriented and a facilitator of success for team members, both internal and external.
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MS or PhD in one of the following areas: Chemical Engineering, Electrochemistry, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Chemistry, and/or Physics. BS and 5 years of relevant experience in one of the following fields: Chemical Engineering, Electrochemistry, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Chemistry, and/or Physics.
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The Commissioning Engineer team is responsible for performing final testing, startup, and commissioning of electrical, mechanical, industrial controls, SCADA, and building automation, as well as other apparatus both in the field and in a manufacturing environment.
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The Integrated Systems Division at Leidos is seeking a Senior Mechanical Engineer to be based on site with our Intel Community customer. Are you a talented Senior Mechanical Engineer looking for a new opportunity.
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This position will be responsible for designing, cost estimating, scheduling, engineering, coordination, contracting, installation oversite, inspection, and acceptance of mechanical systems/services, which include HVAC, HVAC controls, chillers, boiler, water distribution, ductwork, plumbing, and fire protection systems associated with Intel customer facilities and critical infrastructure.
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Mid-Level Mechanical/ Marine Engineer lead design efforts for T-ALTs, Machinery selection, and auxiliary systems design and analysis. Mid-Level Naval Marine Engineer. Review and analysis of mechanical and electrical propulsion systems, and auxiliary/ piping systems for technical data packages developed to support design and construction of MSC and NAVY Program Vessels and other specialized Mission Systems.
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THOR Solutions is actively seeking a highly motivated Marine Engineer to support the United States Coast Guard (USCG) in Washington, D.C. The ideal candidate will have a significant understanding of shipboard auxiliary systems, their design, and shipboard integration.
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As a Mid-Level Mechanical Engineer, you will play a key role in providing engineering and technical support for a wide range of shipbuilding activities. Sayres is currently seeking an experienced Mid-Level Mechanical Engineer with an active SECRET clearance, verifiable in DISS in Washington, DC.
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What You'll Get to Do: Mid-Level Mechanical/ Marine Engineer leading design efforts for T-ALTs, Machinery selection, and systems. Marine & Propulsion Systems 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: Local.
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Because Lynk is a small company, the Senior Electrical Engineer will straddle engineering work in the domains of electrical, RF, and software engineering and will design primarily at the schematic and layout level.
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We need a Junior Marine Engineer ready to join a fast-paced and exciting program to redesign and improve the U.S. Naval Shipyard capabilities for the U.S. Navy. R&P is looking for an experienced Junior Marine Engineer who wants to join our team.
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Serco-NA has an opening for and immediately hiring a Structural Engineer supporting the Structures Systems Integration Team in PMS450, the VIRGINIA Class Submarine program office. Analyze, research and develop structural engineering specifications involving metals, non-metallic or composite structural materials for product design, or operation of product to include structures, mechanical, hydraulic, electrical and electronics, power plant, armament, heating and ventilating, equipment and maintenance designs.
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My client is an architectural/engineering firm with offices throughout the United States asked me to look for a Mechanical Engineer with an EIT with experience in HVAC and piping design.
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Eagle Harbor, LLC , a subsidiary of Three Saints Bay, LLC and Federal Government Contractor industry leader, is seeking Senior Marine Engineer - Naval Architect with the ability to work as part of a team responsible for designing, producing and repairing safe, sea-worthy surface or underwater vessels in Washington, DC.
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Systems Engineer/Integrator : Conducts comprehensive system-wide review and analysis of all aspects of the National Airspace System (NAS) development life cycle, particularly the Air Traffic Control (ATC) system, including ATC automation, communications, and navigation and surveillance elements of the NAS. Provides expertise in the transition of legacy systems to modernized systems.
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