Remote Maritime Logistics & Deployment Lead

Fathom Robotics; United States; Remote; USD 145,000 - 178,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health coverage

401(k)

Relocation assistance

Job summary

Fathom Robotics is seeking a Maritime Logistics & Deployment Manager to survey government test ranges and their supporting ports, then run the logistics to stage and operate uncrewed surface vessels (USVs) at those sites. You will report to the USV Fleet Director.

The role involves travel 25% across the continental U.S., Alaska, Hawaii, and the Pacific, with outdoor work on piers, ramps, and yards. A U.S. citizen with strong writing and planning skills is required.

Qualifications

• Seven or more years of maritime logistics, port operations, or expeditionary small boat support.

Responsibilities

• Develop and own the site assessment matrix used at every range and port.
• Survey piers, boat ramps, laydown yards, and staging areas for their ability to support USVs and crewed vessels.
• Evaluate crane, forklift, and trailer capacity, reach, and access, and document host vs contractor requirements.
• Review host support agreements, range scheduling, and access processes with range staff and government sponsor.
• Identify shortfalls, recommend fixes, and write a report for each site and a consolidated final report.
• Produce the deployment plan for the government: vessels and equipment to acquire, staging locations, costs, and timeline.
• Direct survey support staff and contractors during the survey phase.
• Plan and manage deployments of USVs, crewed vessels, and payloads, and lead on-site logistics from staging through launch, recovery, and return.

Skills

Maritime logistics

Deployment planning

Technical writing

Tools

Cranes & rigging

Heavy haul trailer operations

Job description

Fathom Robotics is seeking a Maritime Logistics & Deployment Manager to survey government test ranges and their supporting ports, then run the logistics to stage and operate uncrewed surface vessels (USVs) at those sites. You will report to the USV Fleet Director.

The role involves travel 25% across the continental U.S., Alaska, Hawaii, and the Pacific, with outdoor work on piers, ramps, and yards. A U.S. citizen with strong writing and planning skills is required.