EME Engineer – Naval Carrier Systems

Founded in 1995, ESN; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

ESN seeks an Electromagnetic Environmental Effects Engineer for on-site work at the Washington Navy Yard, DC. The role supports NAVSEA E3 initiatives for Nimitz and Ford class carriers, providing technical risk assessment and engineering-related guidance.

The candidate should hold a Bachelor’s in Engineering (Electrical preferred), have 3+ years Navy-related experience, strong writing skills, and U.S. Citizenship with an active Secret clearance.

Qualifications

• Engineering Bachelor's degree and 3 years’ experience with Navy, Coast Guard, or Merchant Marine.
• Engineer with degree in Electrical engineering from an accredited university.
• Experience with US Navy vessels (preferably nuclear powered ships).
• Strong writing and communication skills.
• An active Secret Security Clearance and U.S. Citizenship.

Responsibilities

• Act as the program primary expert in Electromagnetic Environmental Effects for carrier systems.
• Provide technical support and assess risk for NAVSEA SDMs and SEMs.
• Perform engineering research and problem resolution using carrier operational experience.
• Prepare responses to technical requests and change notices.
• Coordinate with engineering authorities and shipyards to resolve technical matters.
• Review technical data, drawings, and reports to provide recommendations.
• Develop formal presentations for senior officials.
• Review ship specifications and propose changes.

Skills

Electrical engineering

Technical writing

Security clearance

Education

Engineering Bachelor’s degree

Electrical engineering degree

Job description

ESN seeks an Electromagnetic Environmental Effects Engineer for on-site work at the Washington Navy Yard, DC. The role supports NAVSEA E3 initiatives for Nimitz and Ford class carriers, providing technical risk assessment and engineering-related guidance.

The candidate should hold a Bachelor’s in Engineering (Electrical preferred), have 3+ years Navy-related experience, strong writing skills, and U.S. Citizenship with an active Secret clearance.