Welding Engineer - Jacksonville, FL

General Dynamics Electric Boat•Groton, CT

About The Position

This position is located in Jacksonville, FL. The successful candidate will contribute to oversight of welding being conducted at specific Electric Boat Suppliers and distributed manufacturing facilities. This individual will serve as one of the lead regional welding engineers for Strategically Outsourced components and be stationed at Electric Boat’s Jacksonville, FL facility. This high visibility position will provide technical guidance and welding expertise for both Nuclear and Nonnuclear applications as necessary. Primary responsibilities are to ensure Welders are working to appropriate policies and procedures, review and monitor welding onboarding and training programs, provide technical evaluation of welding non-conformances, review Supplier welding performance and Program Administration documentation for compliance to specification requirements, and evaluation and oversight of Supplier and Electric Boat Welder performance. Additional responsibilities will include: Review and ensure compliance with fabrication and welding specifications Maintain company standards, procedures, best practices, and process improvements in the field on welding Provide technical guidance and expertise with respect to construction support and problem resolution Interact with EB Strategic Sourcing Program Office, Suppliers, EB Engineering, EB Supplier Quality, EB Quality Assurance Engineering, EB Purchasing, EB Operations, EB COLUMBIA Program Office, EB VIRGINIA Program Office, Newport News Shipbuilding, SUPSHIP Groton, and NAVSEA as required Prepare technical reports as result of auditing, testing, research and development, and investigations Travel to alternate Suppliers and Electric Boat facilities required approximately 30% of the year

Requirements

Bachelor of Science degree or higher in Engineering
5+ years of professional engineering experience
Applicant must be able to effectively read, write, and interpret specifications, procedures, reports, drawings and other documents
Applicant must have strong verbal and communication skills to effectively transfer information to team members
Strong organizational, analytical, and problem-solving skills in order to evaluate situations make recommendations and take prompt and effective action
Applicant should have the interpersonal and communication skills necessary to investigate problems by effectively asking questions, extracting necessary data from available sources, and working with others to determine root causes and implement appropriate solutions

Nice To Haves

Understanding of the fundamentals of welding metallurgy
Experience working with either commercial or military welding specifications
Experience in an industrial welding environment, shipbuilding or other heavy fabrication
Ability to work both independently and as part of a multi-disciplinary team
Basic computer skills, including use of Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, and Power Point (or equivalent)

Responsibilities

Ensure Welders are working to appropriate policies and procedures
Review and monitor welding onboarding and training programs
Provide technical evaluation of welding non-conformances
Review Supplier welding performance and Program Administration documentation for compliance to specification requirements
Evaluation and oversight of Supplier and Electric Boat Welder performance
Review and ensure compliance with fabrication and welding specifications
Maintain company standards, procedures, best practices, and process improvements in the field on welding
Provide technical guidance and expertise with respect to construction support and problem resolution
Interact with EB Strategic Sourcing Program Office, Suppliers, EB Engineering, EB Supplier Quality, EB Quality Assurance Engineering, EB Purchasing, EB Operations, EB COLUMBIA Program Office, EB VIRGINIA Program Office, Newport News Shipbuilding, SUPSHIP Groton, and NAVSEA as required
Prepare technical reports as result of auditing, testing, research and development, and investigations
Travel to alternate Suppliers and Electric Boat facilities required approximately 30% of the year