Jobs at Solvere Technical Group

Administers prime contracts and subcontracts across their full lifecycle, ensuring FAR, DFARS, and federal regulatory compliance. Leads contract negotiations, procurement, cost and price analysis, supplier management, proposal support, audits, and contract performance reporting. Serves as a liaison with government contracting and audit representatives, mentors staff, and improves contracting systems and processes. Requires extensive federal contracting experience and the ability to obtain and maintain a Secret or higher security clearance.

Develops and maintains configuration management plans, baselines, requirements and design documentation for U.S. Coast Guard acquisition projects. Controls configuration changes, performs status accounting and configuration audits, supports quality assurance audits, and maintains technically accurate project records for the Waterways Commerce Cutter program.

Performs integrated logistics support for US Coast Guard acquisition projects, including planning, scheduling, requirements analysis, milestone support, CDRL review, equipment part provisioning, and APL/AEL generation. Evaluates technical deliverables, ensures compliance with logistics directives, coordinates supportability activities, and produces technically accurate logistics and supply documentation. Requires practical Coast Guard logistics experience, NESSS proficiency, shipboard equipment knowledge, and technical writing skills.

Lead and perform day-to-day supply and logistics operations supporting the U.S. Coast Guard Offshore Patrol Cutter program. Supervise supply personnel, prioritize workloads, maintain inventory and asset accountability records, review technical and provisioning documentation, validate item data using government logistics systems, and ensure accurate customer deliverables. Coordinate with government stakeholders, OEMs, and vendors to resolve supply issues, conduct quality-control reviews, maintain trackers and databases, and improve supply-support processes.

Provides integrated logistics and supply support for US Coast Guard Offshore Patrol Cutter acquisition projects. Responsibilities include reviewing CDRLs, entering NESSS equipment provisioning cases, generating APLs and AELs, coordinating logistics analyses, ensuring supportability requirements, evaluating technical deliverables, and supporting acquisition milestones. The role requires practical Coast Guard logistics experience, technical writing skills, knowledge of shipboard equipment and drawings, and proficiency with Microsoft Office.

Lead a team of logisticians supporting Foreign Military Sales customers. Oversee material identification, ordering, tracking, and delivery across multiple countries. Coordinate with NAVSUP, prime vendors, and PMS 326 technical points of contact to ensure accurate and timely logistics execution. Support planning and execution for Navy surface combatant program logistics while managing Integrated Logistics Support activities.

Direct overall program success for a naval engineering and shipbuilding program. Oversees tasking and CDRL submissions, manages personnel actions, leads program managers and engineers, monitors financial health, attends program reviews, and responds to Contracting Officer's Representative requests. Requires extensive engineering management and naval shipbuilding or overhaul experience, Foreign Military Sales program experience, and an active Secret clearance.

Leads naval ship combat systems engineering for Foreign Military Sales customers, supporting modernization, repair, sustainment, installation, overhaul, upgrades, and systems integration. Requires engineering integration management experience, combat systems expertise, FMS program experience, a bachelor's degree, and an active Secret clearance. Surface combatant vessel experience is preferred.

Lead engineering efforts for a Foreign Military Sales program supporting multiple customer countries. Oversee integration and installation work packages and procedures, assess technical activities, and provide engineering leadership across the program. Requires an engineering degree, substantial engineering management and program-specific experience, and Foreign Military Sales experience. Surface combatant vessel experience is preferred. A Secret security clearance is required.

Lead analytics strategy for federal programs: perform statistical modeling, forecasting, and data mining; build dashboards and automated workflows; ensure NIST/FISMA compliance and data quality; present findings to government stakeholders; mentor junior analysts and manage analytics workstreams.

Provide administrative and documentation support for the OPC Program Office: capture meeting notes, draft communications, prepare briefings and presentations, track action items and approvals, maintain media history files, coordinate ceremonial events, and arrange official command travel using the USCG travel system.

Provide general administrative support including filing, data entry, document preparation, procurement of materials and supplies, inventory management, record maintenance, and collaboration to support projects and ensure timely task completion.

Lead verification and validation of electronics installed onboard Navy vessels, including navigation, communication, and computer hardware/software. Test equipment, ensure quality and safety standards, interpret plans/drawings, contribute to test specimen design/fabrication, and prepare CAD/shop drawings per material specifications.

Provide engineering analysis, design, optimization, and integration of ship propulsion systems. Develop and maintain technical data packages, perform trade studies and weight assessments, ensure compliance with ABS and NVR, participate in design reviews, and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and government stakeholders on ship design, construction, modernization, and acquisition programs.

Design and plan mechanical systems and equipment for ships; oversee installation, maintenance, and repairs; review HM&E and C4ISR technical deliverables; perform studies (weight, arrangement, electrical load, safety/human factors); maintain design modification logs; analyze third-party reports and ensure conformance to operational and contractual specifications.

Lead and administer all efforts under a U.S. Coast Guard task order, managing personnel, subcontractors, schedules, resources, and communications with government stakeholders while ensuring timely, cost-effective, and high-quality performance.