Jobs at Austal USA

Design, implement, test and maintain enterprise desktop imaging, packaging, deployment and security for laptops, desktops, VDI and thin clients. Provide highest-level desktop support, develop standard images/configurations, manage patching (WSUS), QA packages, asset reporting, and document procedures while guiding and training IT staff.

The Manager of IT Infrastructure oversees IT teams, ensuring systems, database, and network performance and security. They manage projects, vendor contracts, and IT strategies while leading infrastructure modernization efforts.

Develop and check 2D and 3D drawings and models for shipyard projects, lead CAD drafters, interface with production and design teams, interpret schematics and structural plans, and ensure designs meet scheduling and quality standards.

Lead development and review of 2D and 3D CAD drawings for shipyard projects, supervise CAD staff, coordinate with production and vendors, and create interference‑free 3D models from schematics and vendor data.

The ILS Logistics Analyst will manage provisioning activities, interface with OEMs, ensure standardization, and document change orders. Requires experience in Navy/MSC contracts and strong communication skills.

Perform layout, prefabrication, and installation of joinery, bulkheads, doors, ceilings, shelving, furniture, consoles, and insulation from drawings with minimal supervision. Operate metalworking and CNC equipment, interpret blueprints, install ductwork and fittings, mount equipment, and maintain tool proficiency while meeting safety and physical demands.

Perform interior and exterior fitout work on marine accommodation and compartments: prefabrication, cutting, blocking, linings, furniture and door installation, HVAC ductwork, insulation, painting, and use of hand and power tools per blueprints with minimal supervision.

Work as part of a pipefitting team installing, measuring, cutting, threading, bending, testing and repairing piping systems aboard vessels. Read blueprints, follow OSHA safety rules, perform physical tasks, maintain tools and quality, support supervisors, and assist training and productivity improvements to help deliver vessels on time.

This internship program supports transitioning military personnel, providing hands-on training in shipbuilding and maritime defense roles aligned with their experience.

Lead AAT supply chain operations including sourcing, material planning, subcontract management, supplier qualification and performance, MRP using IFS, cost forecasting, risk mitigation, supplier audits, and cross-functional program support to ensure on-time, on-budget delivery and quality performance.

Responsible for developing 2D and 3D drawings, supervising CAD drafters, and collaborating with production and design teams on vessel design projects.

The Mechanical Designer III is responsible for developing 2D and 3D drawings, checking CAD team outputs, and collaborating with production and design teams. They supervise drafters and ensure adherence to project deadlines while utilizing tools like AutoCAD and ShipConstructor.

Designs, configures, and programs automation and control systems (PLCs, HMIs, SCADA); checks and develops drawings and calculations; supports commissioning, testing, installation and troubleshooting of field devices and networks; coordinates with production, suppliers, and regulatory/customer representatives.

Develop and check 2D and 3D drawings and models for shipyard projects; oversee and train CAD drafters; interface with production and cross-functional design teams; use AutoCAD, ShipConstructor, and Navisworks while meeting schedules and safety requirements.

The Project Scheduler manages a vessel's schedule, integrating engineering, production, and testing phases while ensuring adherence to government compliance and Earned Value Management principles.

The Program Coordinator II develops tracking tools, analyzes performance trends, manages communication for programs, and coordinates deliverable activities ensuring compliance and effective project execution.

Supports HS&E department by conducting site and equipment inspections, safety surveys, accident investigations, and corrective actions. Provides first-response medical aid, operates air monitoring equipment, performs monthly safety checks, extinguishes incipient fires, mitigates small HAZMAT spills, and enforces Austal safety policies and OSHA/NFPA requirements.

Coordinate manpower, recruiting, training, and scheduling for the Submarine Program. Act as liaison among Talent Acquisition, Training, Programs, Operations, and Electric Boat. Track trainee progress, deliver orientations and briefs (including to senior Navy personnel), develop metrics, requisition indirect materials, and maintain compliance with program and Austal procedures. Support travel coordination and documentation accuracy.

Develop and check 2D/3D CAD drawings and models for shipboard pipe systems. Lead and train junior drafters/designers, coordinate with production and external teams, and ensure designs meet schedules, standards, and cross-discipline interfaces.

Support HS&E efforts by performing site and equipment inspections, safety surveys, accident investigations, and audits; provide first-response medical and fire suppression actions; calibrate and operate air monitoring equipment; conduct monthly safety programs and paperwork; recommend corrective actions and assist with hazard mitigation and confined-space activities.