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Supports Integrated Logistics Support activities for U.S. Navy acquisition programs. Reads ship change documents and technical drawings, researches NSNs, part numbers, COGs, MILSPECs, and APL worthiness using logistics databases, conducts technical research, develops reports for higher authority, and assists senior ILS personnel with configuration products.

Hands-on engineer supporting the design, integration, installation, commissioning, troubleshooting, and testing of automated marine vessel electrical and machinery-control systems. Responsibilities include PLC logic, HMI, instrumentation, VFD, motor-control, industrial network, I/O, and equipment integration; system activation; dock and sea trials; discrepancy resolution; and technical documentation. The role requires extensive shipboard and shipyard work, collaboration with production and vendor teams, and frequent travel.

Hands-on engineer supporting the design, integration, installation, commissioning, troubleshooting, and testing of automated marine vessel electrical and machinery-control systems. Responsibilities include PLC programming, HMI and instrumentation integration, I/O checkout, communications troubleshooting, equipment startup, sea trials, discrepancy resolution, documentation, and coordination with production, engineering, electricians, software teams, vendors, and test personnel. The role requires extensive shipboard and shipyard work, physical mobility, non-standard hours, and 95% travel.

Hands-on engineer supporting the design, integration, installation, commissioning, troubleshooting, and testing of automated marine vessel electrical and machinery-control systems. Responsibilities include PLC programming, HMI and instrumentation integration, I/O checkout, industrial network troubleshooting, equipment startup, sea trials, discrepancy resolution, and technical documentation. The role requires extensive shipboard and shipyard work, collaboration with production and vendor teams, and up to 95% travel.

Provides full-time waterfront engineering support during the USS Beloit LCS-29 post-shakedown availability. Investigates shipboard deficiencies, workmanship issues, Trial Cards, pipe-hanger defects, and corrective actions; reviews drawings, NAVSEA requirements, and MIL-specifications; develops practical recommendations; coordinates with shipyard engineering, production trades, subcontractors, and government authorities; tracks technical issues and escalates matters requiring formal design disposition.

Supports naval ship maintenance and modernization logistics by managing procurement, inventory, material tracking, requisitions, receipts, and delivery. Coordinates with production teams, engineers, suppliers, and government stakeholders; maintains government-furnished material accountability; supports provisioning, configuration management, technical documentation, and logistics databases. The role requires shipyard and Navy logistics experience, familiarity with specialized Navy systems, Secret clearance, and occasional travel.

Engineering intern supporting maritime and naval design projects with structural, mechanical, or electrical teams. Responsibilities include applied engineering design, systems development, detailed design, AutoCAD drafting, design modeling, regulatory research, schematic interpretation, and ship checks. The intern will work under an ISO 9001:2015 quality program and must safely access shipboard areas and active industrial operations while following PPE and shipyard requirements.

Design and review mechanical drawings for shipboard systems, support shipyard production, manage engineering changes, coordinate across disciplines, verify as-built conditions, and assist with testing and commissioning. The engineer will work in both office and shipyard environments, resolving constructability issues and providing field-driven solutions while ensuring compliance with applicable ABS, USCG, and NAVSEA requirements.

Develops, validates, revises, and quality-controls Maintenance Procedure Cards for Coast Guard ship dry-dock and dockside maintenance. Interprets engineering drawings and technical publications, supports physical MPC validation and ship checks, researches technical information, participates in meetings, and delivers documentation to the Contracting Officer’s Representative. The role requires technical experience with marine Hull, Mechanical, and Electrical or electronics equipment, strong writing skills, Microsoft Office proficiency, U.S. citizenship, a background check, and a CAC.

Develop and support Time Compliance Technical Orders, Field Changes, and Engineering Changes for Coast Guard surface forces. Process and track Engineering Change Requests and Proposals, maintain project case files, and perform logistics management activities. The role requires technical knowledge of marine equipment, CASREPs, integrated logistics support plans, Coast Guard supply procedures, and provisioning. Duties also include independent research, technical writing, and use of Coast Guard logistics and Microsoft Office systems.