Electrical Engineer — Naval Simulator Hardware & PLC

Naval Nuclear Laboratory; West Mifflin (Allegheny County); On-site; USD 79,000 - 121,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, Dental, Vision & Voluntary

Disability, Life & Accident Insurance

401(k) + Capital Accumulation Plan

Personal & Medical Time Off

Paid Parental Leave

Flexible Work Schedules

Tuition Assistance

Student Debt Benefit

Employee Assistance Program

Wellness Program

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Job summary

Naval Nuclear Laboratory (NNL) is seeking a hardware engineer for the Moored Training Ship (MTS) Hardware Engineering Team. You will support high-fidelity submarine and aircraft carrier simulators used for training, qualification, and proficiency of U.S. Navy sailors.

Join a mission-driven team delivering next-generation reactor plant simulators and contribute to the training of Navy personnel in a critical defense program.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in a technical field with relevant experience.
• Experience with design, testing, and delivery of simulator hardware is a plus.
• Candidate currently in Reactor Training/Refueling/Field engineer roles is advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Provide engineering support for high-fidelity submarine simulators.
• Participate in design, construction, testing, and delivery of next-generation simulators.
• Collaborate with a dedicated team to ensure mission-critical training for Navy sailors.

Skills

PLC control systems

Single board computers

Microcontrollers

Electrical design

Education

Bachelor's degree in engineering or science

Master's degree in related field

Tools

AutoCAD Electrical

Raspberry Pi

Arduino

Job description

Naval Nuclear Laboratory (NNL) is seeking a hardware engineer for the Moored Training Ship (MTS) Hardware Engineering Team. You will support high-fidelity submarine and aircraft carrier simulators used for training, qualification, and proficiency of U.S. Navy sailors.

Join a mission-driven team delivering next-generation reactor plant simulators and contribute to the training of Navy personnel in a critical defense program.