Navy HM&E Systems Engineer II — Fleet Readiness

Serco; Augusta (ME); On-site; USD 95,000 - 135,000; Full time

Job summary

Serco Inc. is seeking an HM&E Systems Engineer to support U.S. Navy Surface Ship Fleet. You will provide technical support, oversee maintenance planning, and coordinate with Navy stakeholders to ensure readiness and safety of sailors.

Required is an active DoW Secret clearance and a Bachelor’s degree with naval shipboard experience or higher. Travel up to 10% and strong proficiency in MS Office and NAVSEA tools are expected.

Qualifications

• Active DoW Secret security clearance.
• Bachelor’s degree with minimum 2 years’ relevant Naval shipboard engineering work experience or High School Diploma with 4 years’ applicable Naval shipboard work experience.
• Knowledge of U.S. Navy ship configuration, management principles, processes, and activities.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite.
• Proficient in eARRTS and HARS.
• Ability to travel up to 10% as needed.

Responsibilities

• Prepare machinery and propulsion systems operational directives.
• Review installation and repair of gas turbine propulsion systems and related equipment.
• Provide engineering, technical, and analytical support for HM&E systems.
• Analyze equipment failures and advise on corrective actions.
• Develop lifecycle engineering assessments and modernization considerations.

Skills

DoW secret clearance

MS Office

NAVSEA systems

Education

Bachelor's degree + 2 yrs naval shipboard exp

High School Diploma + 4 yrs naval shipboard exp

Tools

eFORMS

eDFS

eSHOCK

eHAR

eLAR

Windchill MBPS

PMSMIS

Job description

Serco Inc. is seeking an HM&E Systems Engineer to support U.S. Navy Surface Ship Fleet. You will provide technical support, oversee maintenance planning, and coordinate with Navy stakeholders to ensure readiness and safety of sailors.

Required is an active DoW Secret clearance and a Bachelor’s degree with naval shipboard experience or higher. Travel up to 10% and strong proficiency in MS Office and NAVSEA tools are expected.