Professional Engineer (PE) with PE Seal/Stamp | FAA | DHS | CBP | Travel to CA, AZ, OK, & TX

JLAN Solutions•El Segundo, CA

25d•Onsite

About The Position

JLAN Solutions is hiring a licensed Professional Engineer with a PE seal/stamp to provide engineering support to the FAA, DHS, CBP, DoD, and their federal partners. The position oversees the maintenance, assessment, and enhancement of surveillance, communications, and infrastructure systems supporting national security and critical airspace operations. It includes technical leadership, collaboration with government stakeholders, and management of cross-functional teams. The engineer will conduct system assessments and inspections, support maintenance and repairs of government assets, analyze asset and failure data, and develop engineering documentation and recommendations. The role also includes serviceability testing, preventive and corrective maintenance, limited repairs, troubleshooting, installation, support for specialized systems and Service Life Extension Program activities, and accurate records in automated tracking systems. The position is onsite at government facilities in California, Arizona, Oklahoma, and Texas, with remote or telework service potentially permitted with prior approval. Travel may reach 75% and includes remote field sites across the Continental United States and U.S. Territories. Work may involve surveillance towers at heights of 80 feet or above, environmental hazards, noise, and hazardous materials. Required PPE, safety training, and annual hearing tests for personnel exposed to high noise levels apply. The schedule is Monday through Friday, within 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM local time, with occasional overtime and surge support as directed. Compensation is competitive and based on experience and contract wage determinations; eligible employees may receive height and hazardous-duty compensation where applicable. The role is eligible for short-term incentives and comprehensive health, life, and financial wellness benefits.

Requirements

Must be a licensed Professional Engineer (PE) and possess a PE seal/stamp.
Bachelor's degree in engineering (civil, electrical, mechanical, or industrial) or a related field.
Formal training and demonstrated competency in engineering support for complex systems.
Electrical, HVAC, and construction background and experience.
Experience with assessments, inspections, and technical reporting.
Strong analytical, documentation, and communication skills.
U.S. citizenship.
Ability to obtain and maintain security clearances and pass background investigations for FAA, DHS, CBP, and DoD work.
Ability to work at heights of 80 feet or above and in varying environmental conditions, with or without reasonable accommodation.
Ability and willingness to travel up to 75% of the time, including to remote and field sites.
Proficiency with data analysis and reporting tools.
Ability to use required personal protective equipment and meet applicable onsite safety requirements.

Nice To Haves

Experience supporting federal government or defense contracts.
Familiarity with FAA, DHS, CBP, and DoD systems and protocols.
Knowledge of asset management and logistics systems.

Responsibilities

Conduct assessments and inspections of FAA, DHS, CBP, and DoD systems and provide detailed reports and recommendations.
Maintain and update asset end-of-life databases, including mitigation recommendations.
Monitor candidates for in-house repairs and develop supporting documentation, test plans, and milestone schedules.
Research and report demand and failure data to support cost-saving initiatives and in-house repair solutions.
Evaluate and report on the feasibility of government agencies performing repairs, pre-vendor testing, and maintenance.
Develop and write Engineering Change Proposals (ECPs) and Engineering Change Requests (ECRs).
Perform reverse engineering and create test procedures for government assets.
Research opportunities for parts commonality and reliability improvements.
Provide metrics on government systems, including failure tracking, vendor repair tracking, and cost savings.
Observe environmental testing, provide feedback, and make recommendations.
Enter, mine, and analyze data on designated systems.
Track depot-level repair of assets.
Travel to remote sites as required.
Conduct serviceability testing, preventive and corrective maintenance, and limited repairs on government assets at designated facilities.
Accurately document maintenance activities, repairs, and asset status in automated tracking systems such as ILS-S and LCSS.
Troubleshoot, repair, install, and manage government assets and document work in required reports.
Maintain specialized systems, including booms and hydraulic systems, and support Service Life Extension Program activities, including hardware and software upgrades.
Provide help line support during normal business hours and generate reports for service requests and work orders.
Participate in developing work instructions and test procedures and recommend hardware and software improvements.
Comply with applicable security responsibilities, contractual requirements, and internal policies.