Senior Naval Maritime Systems Engineer

LAUKOA; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 73,000 - 116,000; Part time

Job summary

LAUKOA seeks an experienced Senior Maritime Engineer to support Navy and DoD maritime programs. The role covers planning, design, integration, testing, sustainment, and execution of complex maritime engineering efforts in a multidisciplinary environment.

The successful candidate will interact with Government customers, engineers, program managers, and vendors to translate mission needs into executable engineering solutions, while ensuring safety, quality, and regulatory compliance across

Qualifications

• Extensive engineering experience supporting Navy/DoD maritime programs.
• Strong knowledge of maritime, ocean, waterfront systems.
• Experience with design reviews, system integration, and documentation.
• Ability to travel to Navy installations and related sites.
• Excellent written and verbal communication.

Responsibilities

• Provide engineering support for Navy maritime and waterfront programs.
• Plan, design, integrate, test, and sustain maritime systems.
• Review drawings, specifications, and technical data packages.
• Lead design reviews and technical interchange meetings.
• Support testing, installation, and operational readiness.
• Coordinate with vendors, shipyards, and government customers.

Skills

Navy engineering experience

Maritime engineering

Technical communication

System integration

Documentation review

Travel readiness

Education

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical/Marine/Naval

Job description

LAUKOA seeks an experienced Senior Maritime Engineer to support Navy and DoD maritime programs. The role covers planning, design, integration, testing, sustainment, and execution of complex maritime engineering efforts in a multidisciplinary environment.

The successful candidate will interact with Government customers, engineers, program managers, and vendors to translate mission needs into executable engineering solutions, while ensuring safety, quality, and regulatory compliance across