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As a Subcontract Administrator II, you will assist with negotiating agreements for materials and services, manage day-to-day subcontract administration, conduct supplier research, and ensure supplier performance metrics are maintained. The role requires strong Excel skills and understanding of procurement processes, along with the ability to work under pressure and minimal supervision.

The Dock Operations Manager oversees day-to-day operations of floating dry docks, ensuring safety and compliance with environmental requirements. This role includes managing dock crew, performing inspections, maintaining equipment, and establishing training programs. Strong communication and problem-solving skills are critical for coordinating with crews and managing docking procedures.

The Contracts Manager oversees contract administration for assigned programs, including drafting and negotiating contracts, maintaining contract files, leading contract negotiations, resolving disputes, and mentoring staff. The role involves collaborating with various departments and managing contract compliance and performance. Strong communication and organizational skills are essential, as is the ability to analyze laws and regulations impacting contracts.

The Mechanical Designer III is responsible for developing 2D and 3D drawings, checking work by CAD drafters, and collaborating with various internal and external design teams. This role involves leading and training others in CAD practices and ensuring technical adequacy in drawings based on customer requirements.

The Mechanical Designer IV is responsible for developing 2D and 3D drawings, supervising CAD Drafters, and collaborating with various teams to meet project requirements. This position demands a strong background in shipyard design, particularly with aluminum vessels and modular methods, ensuring robust communication and adherence to deadlines.

The Vice President of Supply Chain Management will lead the strategic direction and operational execution of the global maritime supply chain. Responsibilities include overseeing purchasing, logistics, and warehousing, developing sourcing strategies, managing budgets, ensuring compliance, driving continuous improvement, and building high-performing teams.

The Naval Architect Engineer I is responsible for design calculations and drawing development, adhering to company procedures while collaborating with various teams and stakeholders. They must possess strong communication skills and be able to work under strict deadlines, leveraging their understanding of naval architecture.