USV Operations Master – Navy Programs

Astrion; San Diego (CA); On-site; USD 77,000 - 94,000; Full time

Job summary

Astrion is seeking a Junior Ship Master in San Diego, CA to support USV Operations and Sustainment for the Navy Division. Full-time role with DoD Secret clearance eligibility, 25% travel, and a salary around $85,000 USD annually.

Role requires US citizenship, a current USCG MMC National Master (≤200 GRT) or higher, 3+ years at Master level, and TWIC; passport also required. Collaboration with government agencies and shipyards is key.

Qualifications

• U.S. Citizenship required.
• Current USCG MMC National Master Less Than 200 GRT, or higher.
• Minimum 3 years of sea-going experience in a Master position.
• Passport and TWIC required.

Responsibilities

• Pilot 135’ MDUSV’s in and out of port or at sea when operating in a manned configuration.
• Operate, maintain and monitor HM&E systems while in port and at sea (onboard and remotely).
• Manage, maintain, and report vessel maintenance task records.
• Coordinate work alongside government agencies and subcontractors, in port and abroad.
• Assist with planning shipyard maintenance availabilities and overhauls.
• Determine parts, supplies, and material requirements for planned/unplanned maintenance and overall project support.
• Comply with all operational Standard Operating Procedures, LOTO System, and Astrion/DoD safety policies, rules and guidelines.
• Assist with USV system development and payload integration.
• Be an excellent people leader and communicator.

Skills

Leadership

Communication

Teamwork

Education

USCG MMC National Master Less Than 200 GRT

Tools

Microsoft 365 Suite

Job description

Astrion is seeking a Junior Ship Master in San Diego, CA to support USV Operations and Sustainment for the Navy Division. Full-time role with DoD Secret clearance eligibility, 25% travel, and a salary around $85,000 USD annually.

Role requires US citizenship, a current USCG MMC National Master (≤200 GRT) or higher, 3+ years at Master level, and TWIC; passport also required. Collaboration with government agencies and shipyards is key.