Fire Control Technicians - Systems Engineer - Rhode Island Staffing : Job Details

SEACORP has immediate full-time openings for recently separated Navy Fire Control Technicians who will provide support as Systems Engineers in Newport, RI. In these positions, candidates will provide system design, integration, and test, and operational support for 3rd Party Targeting, BYG-1 Combat Control System, and the Tomahawk Weapon System on all submarine classes. The primary office location is located in Newport, Rhode Island supporting labs at NUWC Newport but may include travel to support events on board submarines both dockside and underway, and at shore sites at different theatres.

Essential Capabilities:

• Working with customer program leads to review system designs and provide recommendations for implementation based on operational experience
• Identifying, investigating, and analyzing software and hardware failures to determine root-causes
• Providing lab test support evaluating new system capabilities and troubleshooting problems
• Identifying temporary workarounds for problems while long term solutions are analyzed
• Identifying operational risks associated with all reported failures
• Writing clear and concise problem reports
• Attending meetings as applicable and provide necessary verbal communication

Please note that an Active Secret Security Clearance is required on the date of hire.

Qualifications:

• Education: Bachelor's Degree in an Engineering discipline. In lieu of a bachelor's degree, qualified candidates will have military experience with US Navy Submarine Combat Systems including completion of Naval Advanced C School in the technical field of experience.
• Experience: 6 years of related experience, specifically working with submarine combat systems. Global Command and Control System - Maritime (GCCS-M) and Radiant Valkyrie Lite (RVL) experience a plus.

Travel: Quarterly (approximately 4 times a year) Clearance: Secret

Work Environment & Physical Demands:

Office & Computer Laboratories - Sitting, standing, extended periods of time using a mouse and keyboard and viewing computer screens. Infrequent lifting of