The Director of Program Engineering oversees complex engineering programs for military vessels, providing strategic guidance and technical leadership throughout the ship design and construction process. Responsibilities include managing engineering teams, developing integrated management plans, and resolving technical challenges while ensuring compliance with military and government standards.

The Jr. Scheduler position involves learning and developing skills in Primavera while assisting in updating schedules, adding activities, and understanding basic EVMS concepts. Responsibilities include collaborating with Production and Support departments, producing schedules and progress reports, and enhancing knowledge of ship construction workflow.

The Lead Project Planner/Scheduler is responsible for building, maintaining, and analyzing project schedules for vessel construction and repair. This role involves integration of engineering, production, and subcontracting tasks while ensuring compliance with reporting standards and effective schedule management. The individual will manage work packages, oversee schedule health metrics, and provide training to junior staff.

The Financial Analyst II is responsible for cost, schedule, and performance analysis of assigned projects. They prepare project status updates, conduct variance analysis, assist with contract data submissions, and monitor project finances while ensuring compliance with company policies.

The Project Engineer will lead technical and operational aspects of projects, ensuring requirements, scope, schedule, and budget are met. Responsibilities include overseeing engineering personnel, resolving material and planning issues, and coordinating across departments while promoting compliance and improved engineering processes.

The Buyer I is responsible for managing purchase orders, ensuring supply availability, and maintaining supplier relationships. Duties include issuing purchase orders, following up on their status, assisting with MRP reporting, resolving discrepancies, and participating in supply chain improvement initiatives. The role requires effective communication with suppliers and internal departments.

The Mechanical Designer III - Pipe 3D Modeler is responsible for developing 2D and 3D drawings, checking CAD drafts, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to meet customer requirements. The role includes leading CAD drafters and is involved in shipyard design and production, requiring strong communication skills and proficiency in AutoCAD and related design software.

The Manager EVMS Compliance is responsible for ensuring compliance with federal government contracting rules related to Earned Value Management System (EVMS). This role involves overseeing corrective action plans, conducting compliance assessments, liaising with government agencies, training personnel on compliance requirements, and managing audits and reporting. The position demands strong analytical skills and experience with compliance regulations in the federal contracting sector.

The Mechanical Designer II is responsible for creating and checking 2D and 3D designs, overseeing CAD Drafters, and ensuring adherence to design standards and deadlines. The role involves close collaboration with design teams and the production department, working mainly on shipyard design for high-speed aluminum vessels and US Navy projects.

The Contracts Administrator II will assist the Contracts Manager with contract administration related to a complex IDIQ contract. Responsibilities include managing contractual issues, producing reports, drafting documentation, and liaising with clients and departments to ensure compliance and timely resolution of contract matters.

The Systems Engineering & Quality Manager oversees the continuous improvement of product quality and compliance with engineering processes. Responsible for ISO certification support, developing policies, aligning departmental quality initiatives, conducting root cause analysis, and ensuring customer communication regarding quality expectations. Leads initiatives to enhance quality performance and minimize defects in production processes.

The Structural Designer II role involves 2D and 3D drawing development, checking CAD drafters' work, and leading less experienced designers. The position requires knowledge of shipyard design and production, with specific experience in aluminum vessels and Navy ship construction preferred. Excellent communication skills and the ability to work under deadlines are essential.

The Project Manager will oversee the project team to ensure vessel construction processes adhere to schedules and budgets. They will lead meetings, manage risks, monitor project progress, and liaise with various stakeholders to ensure project milestones are met while maintaining safety and quality standards.

The Structural Lead Designer oversees the development of drawings and manages a team of designers. Responsibilities include ensuring adherence to deadlines, reviewing drawings for technical adequacy, training staff, and providing performance feedback. The designer collaborates with cross-functional teams and interacts with various stakeholders, maintaining design standards and budgets.

The Systems Administrator II supports the IT team in maintaining server infrastructure and systems, focusing on system management including network services, hardware/software support, and patch management. Responsibilities include troubleshooting, managing Active Directory, performing backups, and providing end-user support in a collaborative environment.

The Project Coordinator III manages and coordinates activities related to shipbuilding projects, ensuring compliance with schedule and budget. Responsibilities include supporting project leads, monitoring project progress, resolving issues, and maintaining communication across departments, while ensuring safety and quality standards are met. This role may require offsite travel and a hands-on presence on construction sites.

The Project Lead oversees repair specialists in the build yard LCS-2 variant systems. Responsibilities include coordinating repairs, prioritizing schedules, tracking testing metrics, conducting operational tests, and providing expert guidance on engineering modifications. The role requires strong knowledge of shipboard systems and the ability to manage a team autonomously.

The Subcontracts Administrator II will assist in negotiating agreements for materials and services, manage purchase orders, conduct market research, ensure supplier performance, and promote continuous improvement within the procurement organization. This role also includes conducting supplier audits and collaborating with various departments.

The Mechanical Designer IV - Pipe is responsible for developing 2D and 3D drawings, checking designs by junior staff, and collaborating with various internal and external teams in shipyard design and production. This role requires extensive experience in 3D modeling and knowledge of shipyard processes.

The Accuracy Control Manager develops and manages accuracy control programs to enhance product quality in shipbuilding. Responsibilities include overseeing quality assurance measures, dimensional quality monitoring during various construction stages, and utilizing advanced measurement technologies. The role also emphasizes employee leadership and collaboration across departments to ensure compliance and continuous improvement in processes.