Engineer

• Analyzes, researches and develops structural engineering specifications involving metals, non-metallic or composite structural materials for product design
• Analyzes damage tolerance, durability, design allowables and structural modeling
• Serve as a technical expert for O41 Plant Engineering on Facilities’ structural systems
• Provide technical leadership and direction to internal and external customers
• Perform design reviews of contractor project submittals
• Prepare and/or review impact studies
• Serve as a mentor for younger engineers
• Perform structural evaluations and respond to emergent safety related issues
• Direct work assignments of consultants and contractors

Structural Engineer, Level 3

Architect

• Serve as a technical expert for O41 Plant Engineering on Facilities’ Floating Dry Dock and Transfer Ways
• Provide technical leadership and direction to internal and external customers on structural-related matters to ensure inspections, routine maintenance, and construction projects are performed in accordance with applicable codes and NNS-specific specifications/requirements
• Perform design reviews of contractor project submittals to ensure adequacy for the application at the subject facility and alignment with applicable codes, regulations and best practices
• Prepare and/or review impact studies and make recommendations supporting the development of the Facilities’ Long Range Strategic Plan (LRSP) for critical structural systems and equipment
• Serve as a mentor for younger engineers within the O41 Plant Engineering organization
• Creates technical direction and supports trades and contractors on site during maintenance and repair of the facilities
• Perform structural evaluations, conduct infrastructure assessments and respond to emergent safety-related issues in a fast paced, large industrial facility setting
• Direct work assignments of consultants and contractors to ensure shipyard facilities are maintained in a safe condition.
• Support key strategic business development and strategic initiatives as assigned and developed.
• Ability to complete assigned tasks on schedule and within budget.
• Performs routine naval architecture work requiring application of standard techniques, procedures, and criteria in carrying out a sequence of design and/or analyses of ship hull, foundation, superstructure, arrangements and hull form characteristics tasks.
• As directed, applies selected techniques and procedures to assignments involving ship design and ship performance analyses.
• Assists in the solution of difficult problems involved in areas of assignment.
• Uses prescribed methods to perform specific and limited portions of broader systems design, performance analyze, or hull form characteristic assignments of more experienced naval architects.

Naval Architect 3 – Dry Dock

• Plans, designs and oversees the construction of new or expanded facilities
• Prepares architectural, engineering, and cost estimates, functional studies, construction plans, specifications, and schedules
• Obtains and supervises outside contractors
• Recommends architectural and engineering design procedures and standards for the planning and design of facilities
• Supervises detailed design, budgetary costing, standardized construction, and final inspection of facility projects
• Conducts construction surveillance to ensure adherence to contractual requirements
• Provides engineering consulting services to local and divisional offices
• Manages the design and construction of electrical, mechanical and structural work/systems associated with utility infrastructure, building and other industrial construction projects.

Engineer, Construction

• Researches, plans, designs and develops mechanical products and systems such as instruments, controls, robots, engines, machines and mechanical, thermal hydraulic or heat transfer systems for production, transmission, measurement, and use of energy.
• Applies research to the planning, design, development, and testing of mechanical and/or electromechanical systems, instruments, controls, engines, and/or machines.
• Develop technical work instructions for O41 Plant Engineering on Facilities’ mechanical systems, utility systems, process piping, fire protection/life safety systems, production equipment, construction and repair specifications/requirements, etc.
• Provide on-site support to internal and external customers on mechanical-related matters to ensure inspections, routine maintenance, and construction projects are performed in accordance with applicable codes and NNS-specific specifications/requirements
• Perform mechanical evaluations, conduct building/infrastructure assessments and respond to emergent safety related issues in a fast paced, large industrial facility setting.
• Perform troubleshooting and provide resolution to issues with mechanical systems, utility systems and fire protection systems while keeping safety at the forefront.
• Direct work assignments of consultants and contractors to ensure shipyard facilities are maintained in a safe condition.
• Support design reviews of contractor project submittals to ensure that proper design, installation and commissioning is accomplished while complying to applicable codes, regulations and best practices
• Review studies and make recommendations supporting the development of the Facilities’ Long Range Strategic Plan (LRSP) for critical systems and equipment.
• Perform field inspections of critical equipment and assets.

Engineer, Mechanical

• Plans, designs and oversees the construction of new or expanded facilities
• Prepares architectural, engineering, and cost estimates, functional studies, construction plans, specifications, and schedules
• Obtains and supervises outside contractors
• Recommends architectural and engineering design procedures and standards for the planning and design of facilities
• Supervises the detailed design, budgetary costing, standardized construction, and final inspection of facility projects
• Conducts construction surveillance to ensure adherence to contractual requirements
• Provides engineering consulting services to local and divisional offices
• Conducts construction surveillance to ensure adherence to contractual requirements
• Provides on-site resolution of engineering problems encountered during construction.

Construction Engineer 2

• Researches, plans, designs and develops mechanical products and systems
• Applies research to the planning, design, development, and testing of mechanical and/or electromechanical systems
• Supports facilities projects and engineering team in plant engineering, project engineering, or crane engineering
• Demonstrates knowledge of applicable regulations, codes and standards
• Creates basic mechanical designs with oversight from a senior engineer
• Evaluates, maintains and performs basic troubleshooting on utility systems, building systems and industrial equipment
• Supports project execution in estimating, planning and implementation

Engineer Mechanical 2

Manager

• Lead and manage internal audit activities, including conducting risk assessments, audit planning, execution, and reporting.
• Evaluate staff to professional standards.
• Manage and perform the SOX financial controls testing program, ensuring full compliance with SOX 404 requirements.
• Partner with senior leadership to identify, assess, and address key financial, operational and compliance risks.
• Build and maintain strong relationships with Finance, Operations/Program, Supply Chain, Compliance, and Human Resources teams, and external audit partners to coordinate efforts and ensure alignment.
• Perform comprehensive risk assessments, tying to enterprise risk and strategy.
• Develop and execute comprehensive audit programs to assess processes for effectiveness, efficiency, and compliance with regulatory frameworks.
• Evaluate internal controls, identify gaps, and propose pragmatic, risk-based solutions to leadership.
• Manage the end-to-end audit lifecycle, ensuring timely issuance of findings and recommendations to senior management.
• Present quarterly Internal Audit updates and recommendations to the Vice President, Internal Audit, CFO, and Audit Committee of the Board of Directors.
• Implement and optimize tools and methodologies for audits, including automation strategies and data analytics where appropriate.
• Stay informed of emerging trends in processes, risk, technology innovation, and regulatory changes to enhance audit practices.
• Provide mentorship, skill-building opportunities, and guidance to team members, fostering continuous growth and professional development.

Corporate Auditing Manager

Program Manager

• The SSN(X) Program Manager will play a critical role in shaping the future of undersea warfare capability
• Ensure the program is positioned, resourced, and executed to meet evolving national security needs while strengthening the industrial base.
• Own the overall program strategy, including capture, planning, build strategy, supplier engagement, strategic initiative program management, and functional support.
• Accountable for developing and managing the overall program plan and integrated master schedule to deliver the SSN(X) program to cost, schedule, and technical objectives.
• Define and lead the overarching SSN(X) program strategy, aligning technical, commercial, and schedule objectives.
• Develop and maintain the overall program plan, integrating requirements, scope, cost, risk, and schedule baselines.
• Establish program governance, reviews, and performance metrics to ensure delivery to cost, schedule, and technical requirements.
• Proactively identify, manage, and mitigate program risks and opportunities.
• Guide planning teams to align work breakdown structure (WBS), schedule logic, and key milestones across design, build, test, and delivery.
• Own the Integrated Master Schedule (IMS) and master schedule, ensuring all phases, tasks, and dependencies are represented in a single, time-phased plan.
• Monitor schedule performance, driving recovery and acceleration plans where required.
• Define supplier and partnership strategy for key systems, technologies, and services.
• Identify and qualify strategic suppliers and partners to support program objectives.
• Negotiate and manage strategic partnership frameworks and long-term agreements in coordination with supply chain and legal.
• Support SSN(X) build strategy lead to incorporate build strategy decisions into impacted areas of engineering, supply chain and other functions, including make-versus-buy, modularization, sequencing, and facility loading.
• Coordinate with engineering and operations to ensure design-for-build and design-for-supportability are embedded early.
• Integrate advanced manufacturing, digital engineering, and model-based approaches into the build strategy where value-adding.
• Serve as the central integrator across engineering, supply chain, manufacturing, and program controls.
• Communicate program strategy, status, risks, and decisions to senior leadership, customers, and partners.
• Build and lead a high-performing program team, fostering accountability, collaboration, and continuous improvement.

SSN(X) Program Manager

Analyst

• Plans, schedules and manages the efficient movement of material from receiving or the warehouse to production.
• Develops raw material requirements and scheduling requirements from engineering specifications and production schedules.
• Plans and manages material movement with purchasing, warehouse, and production.
• May use Material Requirements Planning (MRP) systems.
• May negotiate lead times with suppliers and manage schedules for timely delivery.

Materials Planning Control Analyst 1

• Plans, schedules and manages the efficient movement of material from receiving or the warehouse to production.
• Develops raw material requirements and scheduling requirements from engineering specifications and production schedules and plans and manages material movement with purchasing, warehouse, and production.
• May use Material Requirements Planning (MRP) systems.
• May negotiate lead times with suppliers and manage schedules for timely delivery.

Material Planning Control Analyst 3

• Plans, schedules and manages the efficient movement of material from receiving or the warehouse to production
• Develops raw material requirements and scheduling requirements from engineering specifications and production schedules
• Plans and manages material movement with purchasing, warehouse, and production
• May use Material Requirements Planning (MRP) systems
• May negotiate lead times with suppliers and manage schedules for timely delivery

MATL PLNG CONTROL ANALYST, Level 2

Procurement

• Sources, purchases, plans, and schedules the movement of raw materials, packaging materials, parts, components, services, supplies, finished goods and related material through production and inventory process.
• Identifies raw material, component, and related requirements from engineering and production specifications and schedules.
• Purchases, plans, and coordinates resulting material movement throughout manufacturing and inventory sequences.
• In front-end procurement mode, analyzes data and determines factors that affect prices and determines lowest cost consistent with quality, reliability, and ability to meet required schedules.
• Reviews proposals, negotiates prices, selects or recommends suppliers, analyzes trends, follows up orders placed, approves payment, and maintains necessary records of material movement throughout manufacturing and inventory cycle(s).
• Coordinates and follows up with production, warehouse, and engineering personnel to ensure appropriate procurement, scheduling, and movement of materials and services.

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