Journeyman Marine Propulsion Engineer

American Systems•Baltimore, MD

About The Position

AMERICAN SYSTEMS is seeking a Journeyman Marine Propulsion Engineer to provide comprehensive lifecycle engineering support to the USCG Surface Forces Logistics Center. The role supports the upgrading and sustaining of cutters and boats to help ensure operational effectiveness, safety, and compliance with current and future mission requirements. The engineer provides engineering and technical support for marine vessels, shipboard machinery, and related mechanical systems. Work includes design support, technical analysis, documentation, and support for modernization initiatives involving propulsion and power-generation systems. The position requires U.S. citizenship for obtaining and maintaining a U.S. security clearance. The employee must be able to obtain a Secret Clearance; an active DoD security clearance at Secret level or above is highly desirable. The stated salary range is USD $90,000–$100,000 per year, with actual compensation determined by factors permitted by law. AMERICAN SYSTEMS offers healthcare benefits, paid leave, retirement plans, insurance programs, and education and training assistance.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related field.
At least 3 years of experience in marine-specific engineering fields, including propulsion systems, power-generation systems, fluids, or hydraulics.
Proficiency in Python, Data bricks, Power Apps, and MTU DiaSys.
Experience supporting the design, development, and evaluation of marine propulsion and mechanical systems.
Ability to perform engineering analyses, design reviews, and technical assessments.
Experience reviewing or supporting modifications to shipboard mechanical systems and components.
Ability to develop technical data packages and prepare engineering documentation.
Experience conducting trade studies and supporting ship-configuration evaluations.
Ability to create graphical representations of engineering systems and structures.
U.S. citizenship required to obtain and maintain a U.S. security clearance.
Ability to obtain a Secret Clearance.

Nice To Haves

Experience with GE LM2500 or MTU engines/generators.
Active DoD security clearance at Secret level or above.

Responsibilities

Assist in designing, developing, and evaluating marine vessels, ship machinery, and related equipment, including propulsion and power-generation systems.
Support the U.S. Coast Guard in reviewing third-party design modifications and improvements to mechanical systems and components.
Conduct analyses of propulsion systems and propulsion types in support of engineering and modernization efforts.
Perform marine engineering analyses to support ship-system performance, reliability, and mission effectiveness.
Inspect equipment and systems to support engineering evaluations and technical assessments.
Assist with research related to advanced engineering designs and applications.
Perform design reviews, evaluate constructability, help resolve technical issues, and manage information generated during design and construction.
Lead development of technical data packages and support technical reviews.
Conduct trade studies related to ship configuration and associated propulsion components.
Create graphical representations of structures and systems.
Prepare technical reports for internal use and engineering support purposes.