Computer Engineer II with Security Clearance

ODME SOLUTIONS, LLC; Norfolk (VA); On-site; USD 95,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

ODME Solutions is seeking a Computer Engineer II to support the Intelligence Carry-On Program (ICOP) East under the CDL ISR ISEA contract at NIWC LANT. The role requires hands-on engineering support for shipboard intelligence systems across the East Coast fleet, with on-site presence and periodic ship-based operations, not eligible for remote work.

The candidate will install, sustain, and configure systems, perform fleet support, and coordinate with ship crews and program stakeholders.

Qualifications

• 7 years of experience in computer engineering, systems engineering, or a related technical discipline.
• Active Secret clearance (current and transferable).
• CompTIA Security+ certification (current).
• Experience operating HACSIM and supporting Navy shipboard systems.

Responsibilities

• Provide technical engineering support for ICOP systems aboard US Navy vessels.
• Operate HACSIM for system testing, validation, and fleet support.
• Respond to CASREP events, both remote and on-site, to restore capabilities.
• Support system integration, testing, and configuration management per standards.
• Coordinate with ship crews, government IPT leads, and stakeholders on-site.
• Submit Daily Status and trip reports within timelines.
• Maintain SIPR access credentials for shipboard operations.
• Travel to CONUS/OCONUS locations as required.

Skills

Computer engineering

Systems engineering

Active Secret clearance

SIPR environment

Tools

HACSIM

Job description

Work Location: Norfolk, VA

Security Clearance: Active DoD Secret

Position ID: CET-2

Salary: $95,000 to $100,000

Position Summary

ODME Solutions is seeking a Computer Engineer II to support the Intelligence Carry-On Program (ICOP) East under the CDL ISR ISEA contract at NIWC LANT. The selected candidate will provide hands-on technical engineering support for shipboard intelligence systems across the East Coast fleet, including installation, sustainment, configuration management, and direct fleet support. This position requires on-site presence and periodic ship-based operations and is not eligible for remote or hybrid work.

Core Responsibilities

• Provide technical engineering support for ICOP systems including installation, configuration, troubleshooting, and sustainment aboard U.S. Navy vessels
• Operate HACSIM in support of system testing, validation, and fleet support activities
• Execute Casualty Report (CASREP) response efforts, both remote and on-site, to restore mission-critical capabilities
• Support system integration, acceptance testing, and configuration management in accordance with applicable technical documentation and standards
• Coordinate directly with ship crews, government IPT leads, and program stakeholders during on-site support events
• Prepare and submit required documentation including Daily Status Reports and trip reports within established timelines
• Maintain applicable certifications and access credentials in support of SIPR and shipboard operations
• Travel to CONUS and OCONUS locations in support of fleet activities as required

Required Qualifications

• 7 years of experience in computer engineering, systems engineering, or a related technical discipline
• Active Secret clearance (must be current and transferable)
• CompTIA Security+ certification (current)
• Demonstrated proficiency operating HACSIM
• Experience supporting U.S. Navy shipboard systems or fleet operations
• Ability to work on-site in a SIPR environment and aboard U.S. Navy vessels
• Willingness and availability to travel as required by mission requirements

Preferred Qualifications

• Familiarity with CANES architecture and operations
• CompTIA Linux+ certification (current)
• Prior experience supporting ICOP, TCDL, NTCDL, or CDLS programs
• Experience with configuration management documentation and technical reporting in a DoD environment
• Prior NIWC LANT or NIWC PACIFIC program support experience

Work Conditions

This position involves work aboard U.S. Navy vessels and in secure government facilities. The candidate must be physically able to meet shipboard access requirements, including working in confined spaces and climbing ladders. PPE and safety compliance are mandatory. Travel scheduling is driven by fleet operational requirements and may occur with limited advance notice.