Why This Role Stands Out
Leverage your expertise in naval systems engineering within a hybrid environment, contributing to critical U.S. Navy submarine programs with significant growth and impact potential. This role offers a competitive salary range and the chance to collaborate with leading defense partners, making it ideal for experienced engineers passionate about shaping the future of naval technology. You'll thrive by applying your systems engineering leadership and analytical skills to complex challenges, all while enjoying the flexibility of a hybrid work model.
Quick Overview
Job Description
Responsibilities Strategic Technology Consulting (STC), an Arcfield Company, is seeking a seasoned Naval Systems Engineer to support U.S. Navy submarine and shipbuilding programs at the Washington Navy Yard in Washington, DC. This role requires significant experience applying systems engineering principles to complex naval platforms, including requirements development, system design, technical analysis, integration, verification, and certification.
Responsibilities
- Provide systems engineering leadership supporting submarine and naval platform design, development, integration, test, and certification.
- Develop, analyze, and manage system requirements, specifications, architectures, and interfaces.
- Conduct and support trade studies, engineering analyses, alternatives assessments, and technical evaluations to inform design and program decisions.
- Evaluate system designs and technical solutions for performance, feasibility, risk, interoperability, and compliance with Navy requirements.
- Support requirements traceability, configuration management, verification and validation, and technical baseline management.
- Participate in system requirements reviews, design reviews, technical reviews, risk assessments, and engineering working groups.
- Collaborate with NAVSEA, Navy Program Offices, warfare centers, shipyards, and industry partners to resolve technical and system integration issues.
- Bachelor's degree in Naval Architecture, Marine Engineering, Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or related technical discipline.
- BS 8-10 years, MS 6-8 years, PhD 3-5 years.
- 5+ years of relevant U.S. Navy shipbuilding, submarine, or naval systems engineering experience.
- Familiarity or training with EB Spec 2678, SUBSAFE, Level I material controls, or other relevant submarine/shipbuilding requirements preferred.
- Experience supporting submarine new construction, modernization, or major naval acquisition programs.
- Knowledge of NAVSEA systems engineering, technical review, configuration management, and certification processes.
- Experience with Virginia-class, Columbia-class, or other U.S. Navy submarine programs strongly preferred.
- Familiarity with Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) principles and tools as applied to complex naval platforms; experience with SysML-based modeling preferred.
- Must possess and maintain an active Secret clearance; active Top Secret (TS) clearance preferred.
Min: $110,736.50Max: $175,856.18
EEO Statement We are an equal opportunity employer and federal government contractor. We do not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment as protected by law.
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