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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.