The Shipboard Systems Mechanical Engineer designs, tests, troubleshoots, and implements systems that satisfy specific customer requirements relating to a shipboard environment. These systems include L3Harris and vendor equipment with mechanical, electrical, and computing components that must integrate into an operational system that passes system tests. Since these systems incorporate technology of a sensitive nature, a U.S. citizenship is required. Since a portion of the position is involved with testing and physical manipulation of equipment, minimum personal mobility capabilities are also considered mandatory, (ability to traverse a ladder, lift/carry at least 35 lbs., perform light mechanical modification tasks such as working with hand tools, drills, etc.). The successful candidate will work closely with experienced engineers who perform these functions now and will assign tasks and provide oversight as experience is gained. The candidate will also have significant exposure to vendors and external customers who purchase shipboard systems as well as the people within L3Harris who participate in these programs, requiring the ability to communicate effectively with a diverse audience. Understanding and adhering to established procedures and documenting results will also be a key skill. Additionally, general computer literacy is necessary for performing many daily tasks and the candidate must be able to travel occasionally. As this person adds to their knowledge of the L3Harris systems, a higher level of accountability, independence, and enthusiasm for branching into new areas will be expected to achieve career growth.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level