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Gromelski and Associates, Inc. (GAI) seeks a Field Installer to install, operate, and maintain imaging equipment on US Navy submarines. Travel up to 50% and on-site support at customer locations will be required.
The role involves servicing AN/BVY-1 imaging systems, coordinating with NAVSEA tasking, and requiring DoD clearance and US citizenship. Candidates should have strong communication and self-motivation in a fast-paced environment.
Location Manassas, VA (Relocation Assistance Available)
Gromelski and Associates, Inc. (GAI) partners with prime contractors to provide professional services. Key service areas include Engineering Design and Documentation; Software Development and Testing; System Integration, Testing and Evaluation; Lab Management and Field Installation; Integrated Logistics Support, Training Development and Delivery, Multimedia Support, and Technical System Support.
Installs, operates, maintains, repairs, and modifies imaging equipment on-board US Navy submarines. Performs maintenance and technical support activities at customer and/or field locations for imaging system and subsystem equipment and software. Troubleshoots and diagnoses malfunctions to eliminate problems in minimum time. Removes, upgrades, and installs engineering field changes to equipment. Maintains positive communications and relations with the end customer. Provides onsite training of customer personnel as needed.
Provides technical services in support of, but not limited to, the AN/BVY-1 Integrated Submarine Imaging System for US Navy submarines. Field Support Technician responsible for the introduction of the latest technology to the US Navy Submarine Fleet. Provide services following our customer’s direction to perform Fleet/NAVSEA tasking including system removal and installation, system software/hardware support, on-board troubleshooting (including fiber optic and system networking support), corrective maintenance actions, and on-board maintenance training. Work requires personnel to be travelling approximately 50% of the time.
40 hours/week, onsite and 50% Travel