Naval Electrical Systems Engineer – Shipboard & Travel

VetJobs; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); On-site; USD 75,000 - 123,000; Full time

Job summary

Noblis is seeking an Electrical Systems Engineer to support Navy HM&E propulsion systems, including design integration, testing, and lifecycle engineering. You will work on in-service and new construction, with travel to Yokosuka, Rota, Bahrain, and Pearl Harbor expected 20–30% of the time.

Qualified candidates have a Bachelor's in Engineering, 3+ years of experience, DoD Secret clearance, US citizenship, and the ability to obtain a passport.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in an Engineering discipline; Computer/Electrical/Computer Engineering preferred
• 3+ years of professional experience
• Experience with software testing and hardware troubleshooting
• Active DoD Secret clearance and US citizenship
• Must have a valid US passport or ability to obtain one
• Willingness to travel 20–30% of the time

Responsibilities

• Provide design support for integration of equipment in shipboard environments
• Provide technical input to design of future MCS systems
• Develop and refine system and software requirements for fielded systems
• Troubleshoot complex fielded systems
• Review technical documentation for fielded and future systems
• Provide test support at Land Based Engineering Site (LBES)
• Support shipboard SW & HW installation on ships in the fleet
• Develop test procedures for fielded and future systems
• Design, develop, test, install, and maintain MCS software and supporting software
• Identify and document software and system problems
• Resolve software problems through debugging and research
• Write, review, and maintain technical documentation such as user manuals and specs

Skills

Software testing

Hardware troubleshooting

Security clearance

US citizenship

Travel readiness

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering

High School / GED

Job description

Noblis is seeking an Electrical Systems Engineer to support Navy HM&E propulsion systems, including design integration, testing, and lifecycle engineering. You will work on in-service and new construction, with travel to Yokosuka, Rota, Bahrain, and Pearl Harbor expected 20–30% of the time.

Qualified candidates have a Bachelor's in Engineering, 3+ years of experience, DoD Secret clearance, US citizenship, and the ability to obtain a passport.