Senior C4ISR Shipboard Engineering Technician

M.C. Dean, Inc; Norfolk (VA); Remote; USD 70,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation

Health benefits

Travel opportunities

Job summary

A leading engineering firm is seeking skilled individuals to join their Alteration Installation Teams. Candidates will support C4ISR system installations at shipyards, requiring a strong background in U.S. Navy practices, relevant technical education, and safety certifications. The role offers competitive compensation, with responsibilities including teamwork on installations, ensuring high workmanship, and maintaining equipment. This position involves travel to various shipyards and must meet clearance and safety standards.

Qualifications

• Experience with U.S. Navy C4ISR installations (4+ years).
• Completion of required safety certifications.
• Ability to read technical drawings and diagrams.

Responsibilities

• Support cabling and equipment installations.
• Read and interpret installation drawings.
• Maintain company equipment and tools.

Skills

Team collaboration

U.S. Navy ship installation

Operation of installation hand tools

Fiber optic and connector skills

Mechanical assembly

Leadership abilities

Workmanship in mission-critical environments

Education

Associates Degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Technology, or Information Technology

Completion of contractor apprenticeship program

4 years U.S. military service with relevant technical ratings

Tools

Spectrum analyzers

Voltmeters

Cable testers

Job description

A leading engineering firm is seeking skilled individuals to join their Alteration Installation Teams. Candidates will support C4ISR system installations at shipyards, requiring a strong background in U.S. Navy practices, relevant technical education, and safety certifications. The role offers competitive compensation, with responsibilities including teamwork on installations, ensuring high workmanship, and maintaining equipment. This position involves travel to various shipyards and must meet clearance and safety standards.