Perform tasks related to A and B Class status, including layout, prefab, installation of joiner structures, and reading blueprints with minimal supervision.

Lead business development efforts, develop customer engagement strategies, execute capture processes, and manage budgets in the DoD market.

The Manager Business Development identifies and develops new business opportunities primarily within the DoD market, supporting capture plans, leading teams, and managing proposals, while maintaining customer relationships.

Perform shipfitting tasks, including fitting, cutting, and rigging. Ensure compliance with safety and environmental regulations. Operate tools and equipment effectively, and assist in training lower-skilled workers.

The Engineering Manager oversees the design and development of marine propulsion and deck systems, leading a team of engineers and ensuring project goals are met.

The Financial Accountant is responsible for financial reporting, general ledger analysis, compliance with GAAP and IFRS, and audit support, among other accounting duties.

The Project Coordinator II will oversee project leads, ensuring efficient construction, compliance with schedules, and quality standards in submarine module construction.

Lead technical efforts in business development by managing engineering assessments, creating proposals, and ensuring compliance with design requirements for maritime projects.

The A Class Pipe Fitter works with a team to install piping systems, interpreting drawings and ensuring quality standards while adhering to safety regulations.

The A Class Structural Fitter is responsible for rigging, fitting, and ensuring quality in shipbuilding tasks, with a focus on safety and teamwork.

Responsible for overseeing Navigation Systems aboard Austal USA programs, ensuring proper operation and maintenance, and participating in inspections and technical meetings.

The Automation Controls Specialist configures and programs automation equipment, supports system integration, commissioning, and global fieldwork, while managing teams and documentation.

The Controls Engineer IV leads and directs the design, integration, and troubleshooting of complex automation and control systems for naval vessel projects, ensuring adherence to specifications and mentoring junior engineers.

The Contracts Administrator II supports the Contracts Manager in managing complex contracts, conducting negotiations, and ensuring compliance with regulations.

The Hydrostatic Pipe Tester is responsible for testing piping systems for leaks, interpreting blueprints, maintaining equipment, and training lower-skilled workers.

The Program Manager oversees the financial and operational aspects of projects, ensuring compliance, managing customer relationships, and administering contracts in naval ship repair.

Manage Configuration Status Accounting activities, interfacing with OEMs and Navy personnel while ensuring accurate data reporting in CDMD-OA.

Design, develop and implement engineering products while leading and mentoring junior engineers. Oversee complex calculations, drawings and ensure compliance with regulations.

Responsible for managing program risks and opportunities in shipbuilding, ensuring integrated risk management practices throughout project lifecycle, leading workshops, and mentoring staff.

Responsible for developing and checking 2D and 3D drawings, supervising CAD Drafters, and ensuring design compliance in shipbuilding.