Nuclear Propulsion Overhaul Engineer (Engineer Mechanical 4) - 30789

HII's Mission Technologies division•Newport News, VA

1d•$106,688 - $121,930

About The Position

HII Mission Technologies’ Global Security group supports naval fleet sustainment and nuclear missions. The Nuclear Propulsion Overhaul Engineering Department supports complex overhaul efforts for aircraft carriers and submarines. In this Engineer Mechanical 4 role, you will develop engineering solutions, prepare detailed technical direction, and provide hands-on waterfront support to modernize and upgrade reactor plant mechanical systems during major maintenance availabilities. The successful candidate will use strong analytical and problem-solving skills to address technical challenges during nuclear systems and components overhauls. The role calls for clear communication with engineering and non-technical personnel and willingness to provide hands-on support aboard ships as needed. The work includes planning and engineering nuclear work, developing instructions and troubleshooting documentation, supporting shipboard and shop operations, resolving technical issues, and managing projects from initial planning through completion.

Requirements

9 years of relevant experience with a bachelor’s degree in a related field, 7 years with a master’s degree in a related field, or 4 years with a Ph.D. or Juris Doctorate in a related field.
Proficiency with PCs and word processing, spreadsheet, presentation, desktop, and electronic mail applications.
Proficiency with standard test equipment used to identify and isolate problems, such as digital meters, oscilloscopes, strain gauges, and pressure gauges.
Proficiency in SAP.
Must be a U.S. citizen.
Must be able to obtain a confidential security clearance.
Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities.
Effective communication and interpersonal skills for engaging with engineering and non-technical personnel.
Willingness to provide hands-on support aboard ships as needed.

Nice To Haves

Confidential-level security clearance.
RTNE (Radiological Training for Nuclear Engineers) qualification.

Responsibilities

Research and plan processes, tooling, and material requirements to deliver fully engineered solutions for nuclear work.
Develop technical work instructions, procedures, and troubleshooting documentation.
Provide on-site support and resolve issues encountered during shipboard or shop operations.
Identify, research, and implement solutions to technical challenges.
Manage projects from initial planning through completion.
Provide hands-on waterfront support for reactor plant mechanical system modernization and upgrades during major maintenance availabilities.