Senior Computer & Electrical Engineer Nuclear Test Flexible
Naval Nuclear Laboratory
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Job summary
Naval Nuclear Laboratory is seeking a System Infrastructure Development Computer & Electrical Engineer to design RPIC test system software and hardware for the current fleet and next-generation submarines. You will participate in project planning, design, integration, and installation of test systems in both laboratory and office settings.
The role includes leadership for new concepts and process improvements, and collaboration across teams.
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in a technical/engineering/science field with 6+ years of experience; or Master’s with 4+ years; or Doctorate with 1+ year.
- Alternatively currently a Senior Reactor Training Engineer, Refueling Engineer, or RPCO Engineer at NNL.
Responsibilities
- Design RPIC test system software and hardware.
- Plan, integrate, install or modify RPIC systems based on requirements.
- Develop design documentation and author software code.
- Lead for new concepts and process improvements.
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Job description
Naval Nuclear Laboratory is seeking a System Infrastructure Development Computer & Electrical Engineer to design RPIC test system software and hardware for the current fleet and next-generation submarines. You will participate in project planning, design, integration, and installation of test systems in both laboratory and office settings.
The role includes leadership for new concepts and process improvements, and collaboration across teams.
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