Naval Electrical Engineer: Shipboard Systems & Travel

Noblis, Inc.; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); On-site; USD 72,000 - 112,000; Full time

Job summary

Noblis MSD in Philadelphia, PA seeks Electrical Engineers to provide engineering, technical, logistics and obsolescence support to U.S. Navy ships and HM&E propulsion systems, with travel 10-20% to Norfolk, San Diego, Mayport, and Seattle.

The role emphasizes design support, system requirements, and fielded system troubleshooting in shipboard environments. The successful candidate will hold an engineering degree, be eligible for DoD clearance, and demonstrate the ability to work across

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in engineering or related field required.
• DoD Secret clearance or ability to obtain one is required.
• U.S. citizenship is required for this role.
• Ability to travel 10–20% to various locations.
• Candidate must provide degree proof before start date.

Responsibilities

• Provide design support for integration of equipment in shipboard environment.
• Provide technical input to design of future MCS systems.
• Develop and refine system and software requirements for fielded systems.
• Troubleshoot complex fielded system problems (microprocessor/PLC-based).
• Review technical documentation and provide test support at LBES.
• Provide shipboard SW/HW installation support during modernization availabilities.
• Develop test procedures to exercise system requirements.
• Design, develop, test, install, and maintain MCS software and related products.
• Identify and document software and system problems.
• Resolve problems through debugging and investigation.
• Write and maintain technical documentation and user manuals.

Skills

0–3 years experience

DoD Secret clearance

US citizenship

Passport

Travel 10-20%

Education

Engineering degree (Bachelor’s)

CS/EE/CE preferred

Job description

Noblis MSD in Philadelphia, PA seeks Electrical Engineers to provide engineering, technical, logistics and obsolescence support to U.S. Navy ships and HM&E propulsion systems, with travel 10-20% to Norfolk, San Diego, Mayport, and Seattle.

The role emphasizes design support, system requirements, and fielded system troubleshooting in shipboard environments. The successful candidate will hold an engineering degree, be eligible for DoD clearance, and demonstrate the ability to work across