Mechanical Engineer III
The Project Engineer has mastery of at least one core engineering principle and advanced knowledge of related engineering fields. The Project Engineer independently directs and technically manages engineering and design activities under the guidance of a Project Manager, and is responsible for tracking progress and technical adequacy of the design solution. The Project Engineer interacts with all OTECH departments as necessary to provide engineering support to OTECH manufacturing, integration, and test activities, and provides work leadership for lower level employees.
Develop and apply advanced engineering analytical and design methods, theories and research techniques, to complex engineering projects, culminating in practical, manufacturable, and serviceable designs
Lead and/or execute work ranging from working alone, working as part of a group, or working remotely, with minimal supervision.
Coordinate and supervise an interdisciplinary design team of engineers, designers, drafters, technical writers, and technicians.
Review progress and evaluate results of work accomplished by self and others.
Technically manage projects of moderate scope.
Estimate resource requirements to meet technical and scheduling objectives.
Review and approve the completion and implementation of technical products to meet the customer requirements.
Demonstrate excellent technical judgment, independent evaluation and innovative solutions to problems.
Write test procedures, conduct tests, compile and evaluate test data, and complete required documentation.
Interact with customer representatives to define and manage customer expectations.
Participate in Technical Working Groups to assess and improve ADTECH processes and capabilities.
Assist in bid and proposal efforts by providing cost estimations, technical approach definitions, and input to baseline schedule data.
Domestic and international travel, including shipboard operations.
Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical or Ocean Engineering, from an accredited institution.
5-10 years of practical technical experience in the engineering process, including concept development, analysis, design, drawing, integration and testing of complex mechanical and/or ocean deployed systems.
A minimum of three (3) years’ experience in the design of surface and/or subsea maritime equipment required. Experience in the mechanical design, manufacturing and/or testing of Unmanned Underwater Vehicles (UUV), Remote Controlled Vehicles (ROV) and/or Launch and Recovery Systems (LARS) preferred.
2 or more years of management experience leading multidisciplinary design teams.
Responsible for producing significant portions of individual project mechanical designs
Demonstrated ability to lead technical groups and interact with customer representatives.
Proficiency in the application of current engineering software (i.e. SolidWorks, Matlab, etc), and Microsoft Office
Able to apply an advanced knowledge of the principles, practices and procedures of mechanical engineering and an understanding of related engineering fields that results in hardware designs that are robustly functional, practical, manufacturable, and serviceable in the field.
Work closely with electrical, software, and systems engineers, as well as other cooperative disciplines, to solve problems and constructively architect a working system.
Responsible and accountable for your results, working with considerable autonomy, but also knowing when to ask for assistance.
Ability to obtain a United States Government Department of Defense Security Clearance (active clearances preferred, but not prerequisite)
Desire to stretch and expand your talents, expertise, competency, and responsibilities.
We offer a comprehensive and competitive benefits package. Employee benefits vary by role, however, may include Health and Wellness, Mental Health, Retirement Savings, Life and Disability, Paid Maternity and Parental Leave, Paid Time Off, Tuition Reimbursement, and an Employee Assistance Program.
Compensation $101,600.00 - $152,400.00