The Mechanical Engineer (GS-0830-12) is a U.S. Coast Guard civilian position in the Facilities and Engineering Department, Department of Homeland Security, located in Petaluma, California. The engineer serves as a Project Manager within a multidisciplinary architectural and engineering team, managing complex engineering projects and providing technical direction and contractor oversight. The position plans project objectives, milestones, and phases; develops and modifies project plans; and makes technical decisions about work scope and intent. It includes investigating facilities and engineering issues, identifying and documenting problems, designing and executing complex engineering projects, managing logistics and contractual support, advising contractors as a Construction Technical Representative, and participating in facility condition assessments at Coast Guard facilities. The role has a positive education requirement and requires at least one year of specialized experience at the GS-11 level or equivalent. Specialized experience includes developing construction drawings and specifications, coordinating design development with engineers and architects, overseeing contractors on electrical engineering projects, reviewing construction documents, and coordinating building electrical designs with mechanical and architectural engineering. Education cannot substitute for experience at this grade level.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level