Jobs at Mikel Inc.

Supports U.S. Navy submarine combat systems through cyber-focused systems engineering, modernization, engineering changes, configuration management, cybersecurity compliance, integration, testing, and technical documentation. The role assesses cyber impacts, develops requirements and change packages, supports RMF and ATO activities, troubleshoots integration issues, and coordinates with Navy program offices, NUWC, NAVSEA, ISEA, contractors, and other stakeholders. An active DoD Secret clearance and U.S. citizenship are required.

Supports the design, implementation, testing, and validation of acoustic signal processing algorithms for torpedo guidance and control. Analyzes acoustic, navigational, and tactical data; develops MATLAB-based tools for processing and visualization; evaluates system enhancements; collaborates with Navy personnel; and prepares technical documentation. The role is based in Newport, Rhode Island, within a secure environment and requires a DoD Secret clearance and U.S. citizenship.

Supports AN/BYG-1 Combat Control System test bays by installing, configuring, integrating, maintaining, and troubleshooting complex hardware, software, network, and system configurations. Executes test bay builds, reconfigurations, test and evaluation activities, configuration verification, documentation, and technical support for submarine combat systems. Coordinates with multidisciplinary technical teams, resolves complex issues independently, supports classified environments, and may travel aboard submarines or work occasional shifts and weekends.

Develop and lead software across the full SDLC, including architecture, requirements, implementation, testing, deployment, and sustainment. Support Agile Scrum, CMMI Level 3 process maturity, CI/CD, automated testing, configuration management, cybersecurity, and secure software development. Collaborate with multidisciplinary engineering teams, contribute to MBSE and SysML activities, maintain traceability and audit-ready documentation, and provide technical leadership and mentorship for mission-critical DoD systems.

Develops, executes, validates, and analyzes computational fluid dynamics models using OpenFOAM, ANSYS, or comparable tools. Responsibilities include geometry preparation, meshing, solver and turbulence-model selection, mesh convergence studies, workflow automation, post-processing, technical presentations, and experimental validation. The role supports Naval Undersea Warfare Center customers and may involve multiphase, free-surface, fluid-structure interaction, marine-flow, HPC, and custom OpenFOAM solver applications.

Supports Naval Undersea Warfare Center operations through workflow modeling, simulation, time studies, process mapping, troubleshooting, process improvement, Lean implementation, statistical analysis, capacity planning, facility layout, root cause analysis, quality management, logistics research, and data analytics. The role supports Navy undersea warfare, weapons, sustainment, testing, and unmanned systems programs while requiring collaboration with technical departments and compliance with military requirements.

Leads planning, direction, and execution of major Navy submarine combat system programs. Responsibilities include defining programs, guiding technical approaches, coordinating resources, managing milestones, schedules, budgets, costs, spend plans, processes, documentation, and risks. Supports the TSUB Combat System Contract Program Office and collaborates with Navy engineering, waterfront, shipyard, and installation stakeholders. The role requires active Secret clearance, Navy program management experience, and occasional travel to client locations.

Develop and apply mathematical modeling, data analysis, optimization, simulation, and decision-support methods for Naval Undersea Warfare Center programs. Create Power BI dashboards and Power Apps supporting project scheduling, performance tracking, metrics analysis, and financial reporting. Analyze operational readiness, resource allocation, logistics, test and evaluation, sustainment, and undersea warfare systems while communicating complex analytical requirements to diverse stakeholders.

Supports Navy undersea warfare programs through mechanical engineering, testing, evaluation, repair, production, design, technical documentation, and lifecycle sustainment of weapons and unmanned systems. Responsibilities include creating manufacturing and assembly drawings, applying GD&T, designing electro-mechanical components, conducting risk assessment and FEA, and supporting systems integration and deployment. The role requires Secret clearance eligibility, U.S. citizenship, and may support junior through senior-level assignments.

Designs, implements, maintains, and troubleshoots complex systems and infrastructure. Collaborates with software, hardware, and network teams on integration, testing, documentation, upgrades, security, backups, and disaster recovery. Evaluates technologies, supports users, and ensures compliance with industry standards. The role requires systems architecture knowledge, server management, networking, databases, cloud technologies, virtualization, and strong communication and problem-solving skills.

Designs, integrates, tests, and sustains hardware and software systems for underwater acoustic sensing and sonar applications. Develops real-time signal-processing software, embedded computing solutions, data acquisition systems, interfaces, and distributed architectures. Conducts laboratory and at-sea testing, troubleshooting, verification, and performance optimization. Produces engineering documentation and supports configuration management, cybersecurity compliance, accreditation, and technical reviews while mentoring junior personnel.

Provides electrical engineering, test and evaluation, repair, integration, sustainment, and technical support for Navy undersea warfare, weapons, unmanned, and combat systems. Responsibilities include circuit design, test equipment and fixturing, TPS development, engineering analysis, production, deployment, and lifecycle support. The role supports multiple Naval Undersea Warfare Center departments and requires familiarity with military specifications, engineering drawings, and defense systems.

Provides systems engineering and technical support for Naval Undersea Warfare Center departments, including test and evaluation, weapons systems, sustainment, unmanned systems, lifecycle support, integration, verification and validation, risk assessment, and operational readiness. Supports design, production, repair, testing, fielding, and sustainment of mechanical, electro-mechanical, electronic, combat, and undersea warfare systems. Requires Secret clearance and U.S. citizenship.

Lead DevSecOps and MBSE integration for mission-critical U.S. Navy undersea warfare systems. Develop secure CI/CD pipelines, SysML-based digital engineering models, and lifecycle processes spanning requirements, design, development, integration, testing, and deployment. Collaborate with cybersecurity, software, and test teams, mentor engineers, and translate mission requirements into validated technical specifications. Requires 10–15 years of systems engineering experience and an active Secret clearance.

Coordinates systems engineering, combat system assessments, cost and schedule analysis, technical baselines, integration and testing, configuration management, and stakeholder concurrence for U.S. Navy SWFTS, BYG-1, and AUKUS modernization programs. Develops requirements, technical documentation, assessment products, system reference sets, and briefings while supporting troubleshooting, software releases, engineering changes, and integration activities across government and defense contractor teams.

Supports configuration management and integrated logistics for the OHIO-class submarine program. Maintains hardware and software baselines, configuration records, product structures, status accounting, engineering change documentation, installation reports, and lifecycle traceability. Performs database updates, weapon system file transfers, allowance parts list validation, audits, technical reviews, and physical configuration verification. The role is onsite at NUWC Newport, requires an active Secret clearance and U.S. citizenship, and involves no travel.

Develops, edits, validates, and manages BYG-1 submarine combat-control technical manuals, IETMs, and reference materials. The role gathers technical data from engineering and integration teams, adjudicates manual deficiency reports, supports delivery milestones, and provides Navy fire-control subject matter expertise. Work requires S1000D knowledge, technical documentation experience, collaboration skills, and an active DoD Secret clearance.

Develops and maintains S1000D-based Interactive Electronic Technical Manual content for military systems. Responsibilities include writing, editing, reviewing, and managing operator and maintenance documentation; ensuring technical accuracy and compliance with military standards; and collaborating with subject matter experts. The role requires XML and HTML expertise, technical writing experience or relevant education, proficiency with documentation software, U.S. citizenship, and an active Department of Defense Secret clearance at hire.

Designs, analyzes, documents, tests, and supports deployment of mechanical and electromechanical systems for U.S. Navy undersea warfare programs. Performs fluid, structural, and thermal analyses; creates 3D models and drawings; evaluates weight, cost, strength, depth, and manufacturability; sources components; prepares technical documentation; and collaborates with government, Navy, supplier, and multidisciplinary teams in customer-facing environments.