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Designs, reviews, tests, and supports installation of electrical systems for Navy submarines. Responsibilities include updating system diagrams, evaluating cableway routing, troubleshooting construction issues, writing testing and maintenance procedures, coordinating with internal customers and operations, and mentoring junior engineers. The role requires extensive submarine shipbuilding or service experience and eligibility for a DOD Secret clearance.

Develops and integrates engineered ship-system components for submarine applications, including valves, compressors, hydraulic systems, atmosphere-control equipment, and fans. Responsibilities include defining technical requirements, overseeing suppliers, managing project budgets and schedules, reviewing drawings and reports, leading meetings, supporting ship integration, and solving complex technical problems. The role requires collaboration with Navy, Electric Boat, suppliers, and customers, periodic travel, and mentoring junior engineers.

Performs electrical testing, troubleshooting, alignments, continuity checks, and operational testing of shipboard, steam and electric plant, auxiliary, and weapons systems on submarines under construction. Reviews test data, operates calibrated equipment, follows safety and technical procedures, performs watch-standing duties, and works in confined spaces and varying weather conditions. Requires completion of rigorous qualifications, availability for any shift, and eligibility for a DoD Secret clearance.

Tests and supports payload launch control electronic systems for US Navy nuclear submarines and related platforms. Responsibilities include system integration, qualification, troubleshooting, requirements work, vendor oversight, and collaboration with engineers, technicians, military personnel, and program offices. The role requires defense weapons-system experience, strong communication and organizational skills, and the ability to obtain and maintain a Secret DoD clearance.

Supports classified and unclassified data acquisition and information systems through network administration, security compliance, audits, patching, firmware and antivirus updates, security-plan maintenance, software installation, and troubleshooting. The role administers Windows and Active Directory environments, resolves network issues, supports audits, and interfaces with engineers, system administrators, security personnel, and the U.S. Navy in office, shipyard, and shipboard settings.

Evaluates and implements cybersecurity controls for submarine shipboard control systems. Responsibilities include security analysis and design, requirements development, DoD/DoN system certification, continuous monitoring, classified and unclassified system administration, vendor software compliance reviews, infrastructure acquisition, risk management, and customer design reviews. The role supports Virginia, Columbia, and future submarine classes across shipyard construction, testing, and operational environments.

Supervises electrical test technicians supporting Columbia Class shipyard testing. Assigns daily work, coordinates test schedules, monitors issues, reviews documentation, evaluates personnel, ensures training and policy compliance, reports manpower needs, and handles employee discipline with Human Resources. Maintains required 6010, S&EP, and Work Controls qualifications while supporting timely and accurate completion of shipboard testing.

Designs and supports electrical components and systems for Virginia-class submarine propulsion plants. Responsibilities include electrical drawing reviews, reactor and steam plant controls, power systems analysis, supplier coordination, NAVSEA task execution, technical manual development, and integration of microprocessor-based and serial communication systems. The engineer collaborates with multiple engineering disciplines, management, suppliers, and customers.

Architect, configure, maintain, and secure multi-site software development networks and shipboard systems supporting US Navy nuclear submarines. Responsibilities include engineering security into software, administering tactical applications, resolving configuration issues, supporting resilient infrastructure, testing vulnerabilities, and participating in NAVSEA design reviews. The role collaborates with hardware, systems, software, and test engineering teams while maintaining security, compliance, and operational requirements.

Performs mechanical testing of shipboard, steam, electric plant, hydraulic, auxiliary, and weapons systems on submarines under construction. Responsibilities include hydrostatic and operational testing, reviewing test documentation, installing and removing test equipment, troubleshooting, watchstanding, safety controls, and compliance with NAVSEA procedures. The role requires working shifts, in confined spaces and varied environmental conditions, while completing rigorous qualification training and maintaining a DoD Secret clearance.