Jobs at Q.E.D. Systems, Inc.

Maintains and supports computers, LAN systems, databases, software, and upgrades for U.S. Navy maintenance and training programs. Troubleshoots performance issues and interfaces with Navy maintenance centers, ship personnel, system commands, and TYCOM staff. Requires Navy maintenance IT systems experience, management of at least 100 networked computers, familiarity with OMMS, AWN, SKED, VSB, and MFOM, programming knowledge, and eligibility for a Secret clearance.

Develops maintenance training metrics covering schedule execution, student feedback, training impact, and return on investment. Analyzes survey responses, identifies trends, and recommends schedule, curriculum, and process improvements. Prepares summary reports and presentations for program reviews and staff knowledge support. Requires five years of data analysis experience supporting complex projects, database design experience, Microsoft Office proficiency, U.S. citizenship, and eligibility for a Secret clearance.

Leads overall execution of a U.S. Navy surface ship maintenance training contract. Serves as the primary client contact, manages contract performance metrics and reporting, and conducts semi-annual program review meetings with Navy Type Commanders. The role requires extensive U.S. Navy maintenance training and program management experience, plus eligibility for Secret clearance and access to naval and shipyard facilities.

Provides 3-M/365 process support and training to U.S. Navy ship personnel, including maintenance management, assessments, compliance audits, certifications, and readiness improvement. Requires extensive naval shipboard experience, command 3MC or TYCOM/ATG inspection experience, NEC 811A or equivalent qualification, and Secret clearance eligibility.

Leads mechanical teams supporting U.S. government small boats and craft. Performs maintenance, repairs, troubleshooting, testing, prototyping, inspections, installations, and operations involving engines, pumps, piping, control systems, trailers, transporters, launch systems, and related equipment. Uses technical drawings to support repairs and parts identification while maintaining eligibility for Secret clearance and military facility access.

Leads electronics teams supporting U.S. government small boats and craft. Performs maintenance, repair, troubleshooting, testing, prototyping, installation, and inspections of electrical and electronic systems, including generators, batteries, cabling, distribution panels, sensors, radars, radios, and integrated helms. Uses technical drawings and wiring diagrams to identify repair requirements and parts. Requires at least seven years of small-watercraft electronics experience, team leadership, marine electrical credentials, physical vessel work, and eligibility for a Secret clearance.

Oversee execution of a U.S. Navy NAVWAR Product Support Facility contract, including tasking, budgeting, status reporting, contract deliverables, CDRLs, program reviews, performance metrics, and government stakeholder coordination. Serve as the contractor’s primary point of contact with Navy logistics personnel, the Contracting Officer, and COR. The role requires program management experience, contract oversight capabilities, U.S. citizenship, and eligibility for a Secret clearance.

Manages planning, execution, and control of a Government Product Support Facility, including supply support, inventory management, material packaging, handling, shipping, asset tracking, installations, de-installations, and related network and software development. Coordinates operations while supporting Navy and shipyard access requirements.

Implement and maintain CMMC Level 2 (NIST SP 800-171) security controls, manage SSP and POA&M, conduct risk and vulnerability assessments, support assessments and SPRS scoring, enforce policy and patch compliance, support incident response, oversee cybersecurity analysts, and coordinate vendor/DFARS flow-down and remediation activities.

Perform onboard ship checks on Navy vessels to validate work notifications, identify scope and components, document findings with sketches and photos, and deliver reports for work item development. Support planners, lift equipment, travel overseas (~10%), and obtain required credentials and facility access.

Provide lifecycle support, troubleshooting, testing, and installation for supervisory machinery control systems on Arleigh Burke-class destroyers and LBES. Review documentation, develop test procedures, support HW/SW integration, and contribute technical design input for current and future control systems.

Provide logistics support for integration of logistics products for U.S. Navy surface ships. Develop, implement, evaluate, and coordinate ILS products such as Planned Maintenance Systems and Technical Feedback Reports; create technical documentation using NPA/NPE; produce reports and presentations; use Microsoft Office. Requires bachelor's degree and ability to obtain or possess Secret clearance. Drug screening required.

Provide lifecycle support for machinery control systems (MCS) on Arleigh Burke–class destroyers, including shipboard and Land Based Engineering Site (LBES) troubleshooting, SW/HW installation, test support, design input, test procedure development, and integration support in industrial/shipboard environments.

Conduct onboard ship checks to validate work notifications, determine repair scope, estimate consumable materials, document findings with sketches/photographs, and upload ship check data into the Navy Maintenance Database to support planners.

Provide logistics support for US Navy ship HM&E, electronics, and combat systems including ILS, technical manual updates, maintenance management (3-M/PMS), research in Navy/DOD systems, and support for ship trials and delivery milestones.

Provide HM&E support for U.S. Navy ships including developing EQT test procedures, witnessing EMI/shock/vibration tests, performing shipchecks, creating 2D/3D drawings and calculations, preparing technical manuals and maintenance documentation, troubleshooting ship systems, and supporting installation/modification projects.

Lead business development for Naval engineering projects: engage customers and technical managers, capture new opportunities, gather business intelligence, coordinate with operational managers, and support government contracting and proposal efforts.

Develop and revise shipboard maintenance procedures using Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) for Planned Maintenance Systems (PMS). Coordinate with NSLC/SUBMEPP to resolve TFBRs, apply ILS practices, interpret ship drawings, manage NSNs/APLs, and complete required certifications and documentation. Perform other assigned duties.

Provide HM&E electrical engineering support for Navy ships: develop and redline drawings, create schematics and test/maintenance procedures, perform lab troubleshooting and shipboard support, and use AutoCAD, MATLAB, and PLC systems.

Work in shipyards fabricating, aligning, assembling, installing, modifying, and repairing metal ship structures and components using blueprints, hand and power tools, torches, welding and riveting. Must meet physical requirements and security/citizenship eligibility to access military and naval shipyards.