Naval HVAC Mechanical Engineer

Tridentis, LLC; Norfolk (VA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) matching

Employee assistance program

Flexible spending account

Health insurance

Health savings account

Life insurance

Paid time off

Vision insurance

Job summary

Tridentis is seeking a Mechanical Engineer with HVAC experience to design, analyze, and deliver mechanical systems for naval vessels. The role focuses on supporting the Navy, MSC, and USCG with quality engineering deliverables and client-facing responsibilities.

Ideal candidates have 3+ years of relevant naval engineering, HVAC expertise, and strong problem-solving skills. Onsite work in Norfolk, VA with potential travel aligns with the company’s focus on federal contracts and modernization

Qualifications

• Minimum 3 years of engineering experience with U.S. Navy, USCG, or MSC vessels.
• HVAC experience and ability to prepare engineering calculations.
• Knowledge of industry practices and requirements; technology-focused.
• Ability to interface with the client and deliver NAVSEA-related designs.

Responsibilities

• Review and approve engineering and technical deliverables as a team.
• Lead and mentor engineers and designers where appropriate.
• Conduct engineering analysis using various tools.
• Ensure quality assurance of all engineering deliverables.
• Travel up to 10% domestically and internationally.

Skills

HVAC experience

Client interface

Leadership

Engineering calculations

Education

BS in Engineering

Tools

AutoCAD

MS Office

Job description

Tridentis is seeking a Mechanical Engineer with HVAC experience to design, analyze, and deliver mechanical systems for naval vessels. The role focuses on supporting the Navy, MSC, and USCG with quality engineering deliverables and client-facing responsibilities.

Ideal candidates have 3+ years of relevant naval engineering, HVAC expertise, and strong problem-solving skills. Onsite work in Norfolk, VA with potential travel aligns with the company’s focus on federal contracts and modernization