Shipboard Systems Engineer: Naval Test & Tech Ops

VetJobs; Norfolk (VA); On-site; USD 53,000 - 83,000; Full time

Job summary

Noblis in Norfolk, VA is seeking a Shipboard Systems Engineer/Technical Operations to support DDG HM&E upgrades and shipboard testing. The role focuses on lifecycle support, system design, installation, and verification of Machinery Control Systems on USS Arleigh Burke-class destroyers.

On-site work, with a strong emphasis on electrical/systems engineering, diagnostic testing, and collaboration with the shipboard team and back in Philadelphia.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree with 0 years of experience or Associates with 3 years of experience or High School diploma with 6+ years military/professional experience
• US Citizen and ability to obtain Secret Clearance
• Experience troubleshooting control systems with documentation and schematics
• Experience with electrical testing tools and hardware installation on fielded systems
• Ability to work on a flexible schedule to meet priorities

Responsibilities

• Troubleshoot control systems using documentation and schematics
• Provide test support for all fielded system variants
• Provide shipboard software and hardware installation support
• Provide regular status updates
• Liaise between shipboard test team and back-office technical leads
• Aid in test procedure development and implementation
• Review technical documentation for fielded and future systems
• Contribute engineering input to future MCS designs

Skills

Troubleshooting

Test support

Electrical systems

Schematic reading

Control systems

Test tools

Education

Bachelor's degree

Associates degree

High School Diploma or GED

Tools

HyperTerminal

Putty

Oscilloscope

Multimeter

Wireshark

VME systems

PLC systems

Job description

Noblis in Norfolk, VA is seeking a Shipboard Systems Engineer/Technical Operations to support DDG HM&E upgrades and shipboard testing. The role focuses on lifecycle support, system design, installation, and verification of Machinery Control Systems on USS Arleigh Burke-class destroyers.

On-site work, with a strong emphasis on electrical/systems engineering, diagnostic testing, and collaboration with the shipboard team and back in Philadelphia.