Naval Marine Engineer

CACI International

8d•$75,200 - $158,100•Hybrid

About The Position

The Naval Marine Engineer will support design efforts for TRANSALTs, OERA, Machinery selection, and auxiliary systems design and analysis. This role involves task management and interface with Government POCs, providing direct support to Navy Ship Design Managers (SDMs). The engineer will support the design, development, and construction of main machinery, ship systems, DPS, propulsion, and other machinery systems, and mission systems interfaces for MSC and US NAVY ship acquisition programs. Responsibilities include developing preliminary system designs, schematics, and Ship Specifications to ensure design elements meet Capability Development Document (CDD) and all regulatory body requirements. Travel may be required for shipchecks or 3D model reviews to investigate systems/equipment for incorporation into work packages.

Requirements

Experience in ship auxiliary systems experience, which should include auxiliary system operation, maintenance, and design work for machinery upgrades and/or analyses for commercial, MSC, and/or Navy vessels.
Strong ability to read, interpret, and develop mechanical and electrical drawings and technical manuals.
Detailed knowledge of U.S. Regulatory Body standards and ability to develop and prepare ship documents for compliance with ABS Rules, Navy Standards, and other applicable engineering standards.
Experience with Military Sealift Command (MSC) marine engineering and/or Navy design practices.
A minimum of 10 years of relevant experience.
Solid understanding of naval engineering disciplines and project management principles.
Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Marine Engineering, or equivalent professional experience.

Nice To Haves

Design or operating experience with ESB Class ship
Understanding the parameters of various design tools
Proficient in AutoCAD 2D and/or 3D

Responsibilities

Development of marine auxiliary and piping systems, review and analyzing preliminary and functional design documentation and development of ship system specifications.
Provide technical support on various engineering projects alone and as part of an engineering team primarily in support of the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) and the Military Sealift Command (MSC).
Create a supportive environment by fostering a culture of integrity and trust where your character and innovation are valued.
Conduct a supportability study to determine the current and future supportability levels of equipment and address maintenance, TRANSALTs, reliability, and obsolescence issues.
Perform analyses and inspections to identify essential modernization, upgrades, and lifecycle maintenance actions to allow the ships to reach the expected end of service life.