Maritime Vessel Maintenance Strategist

Totally Joined for Achieving Collaborati; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical Insurance

401(k) with Company Match

Paid Time Off

Paid Holidays

Short-Term and Long-Term Disability

Job summary

TJFACT is seeking a Boat Maintenance Advisor to support INL activities at the U.S. Embassy, Ecuador, based in Guayaquil.

The advisor will work with ECUNAV/COGAUR/Marines and ENP’s GEMA, delivering technical guidance on vessel maintenance, training, and program development to strengthen maritime capacity. The role requires deep maintenance knowledge of interceptor vessels, experience with international partner programs, and ability to produce technical documentation and strategic plans.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field or equivalent
• Six to ten years of experience in technical maintenance and maintenance management of interceptor vessels
• Experience with US Government policies and foreign assistance programs is preferred
• Strong written and oral communication in English and Spanish

Responsibilities

• Provide strategic planning and technical advice on boat maintenance for INL maritime programs
• Coordinate with US Navy/Coast Guard and regional partners to enhance maintenance capacity
• Develop program budgets and monitor expenditures
• Support training and development of local maritime units
• Draft technical memoranda, reports, and program documentation
• Advise on maintenance schedules and asset management practices

Skills

Maritime maintenance

Technical advisory

Interagency coordination

Budget analysis

Documentation

Education

Bachelor’s degree

Tools

Mercury outboard engines

Eduardono interceptors

Maintenance management systems

Job description

TJFACT is seeking a Boat Maintenance Advisor to support INL activities at the U.S. Embassy, Ecuador, based in Guayaquil.

The advisor will work with ECUNAV/COGAUR/Marines and ENP’s GEMA, delivering technical guidance on vessel maintenance, training, and program development to strengthen maritime capacity. The role requires deep maintenance knowledge of interceptor vessels, experience with international partner programs, and ability to produce technical documentation and strategic plans.