Naval Auxiliary Systems Engineer — HM&E & Ship Integration

ICI Services Corporation; Mobile (AL); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

International Executive Service Corps in Mobile, AL seeks an Auxiliary Systems Engineer to support the PMS 300 Program Office on U.S. Navy surface vessels. The role involves design, integration, and delivery of shipboard HM&E auxiliary systems across HVAC, electrical, propulsion, and deck domains.

The candidate will work with government stakeholders, shipyards, and naval architects, requiring DoD SECRET clearance, travel up to 25%, and a bachelor's degree in engineering or Naval Architecture.

Qualifications

• Experience with auxiliary systems integration.
• Knowledge of systems engineering principles and requirements management.
• Experience supporting military system acquisition, sustainment, or modernization.
• Strong analytical, communication, and organizational skills.

Responsibilities

• Support design, integration, construction, modernization, and delivery of shipboard auxiliary systems.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate HM&E and C4I systems.
• Analyze operational requirements and develop technical solutions for mission needs.
• Coordinate with government stakeholders, shipyards, and technical teams.
• Participate in design reviews and system assessments.

Skills

Auxiliary systems integration

Systems engineering principles

Requirements management

Technical documentation

Military systems experience

Analytical skills

Communication skills

NAVSEA familiarity

CAD software

Detailed design

Education

Bachelor’s degree in engineering

Tools

CAD software

Job description

International Executive Service Corps in Mobile, AL seeks an Auxiliary Systems Engineer to support the PMS 300 Program Office on U.S. Navy surface vessels. The role involves design, integration, and delivery of shipboard HM&E auxiliary systems across HVAC, electrical, propulsion, and deck domains.

The candidate will work with government stakeholders, shipyards, and naval architects, requiring DoD SECRET clearance, travel up to 25%, and a bachelor's degree in engineering or Naval Architecture.