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The GBS Group is seeking a Navy-experienced electrical engineer to develop, deploy, and maintain machinery control systems tailored for US Navy ships. You will review and update as-built drawings and coordinate with local and remote team members, with occasional travel up to 35%.
Qualifications include a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, 2+ years with Navy ships and PLC-based control systems (Rockwell/Allen-Bradley). Security clearance eligibility is required.
Navy-experienced, electrical engineer with ability to apply a strong work ethic to supporting the development, deployment, and maintenance of machinery control systems. Duties include the design/development of PLC-based control system specifically tailored to US Navy ships. The successful candidate must be able to work independently to review and update as-built ship drawings, elementary wiring drawings, and coordinate work with other team members both local and remote.
Navy-experienced, electrical engineer with ability to apply a strong work ethic to supporting the development, deployment, and maintenance of machinery control systems. Duties include the design/development of PLC-based control system specifically tailored to US Navy ships. The successful candidate must be able to work independently to review and update as-built ship drawings, elementary wiring drawings, and coordinate work with other team members both local and remote.
Candidates must possess the following professional experience and qualifications:
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