Journeyman Marine Propulsion Engineer
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Marine propulsion engineer supporting U.S. Coast Guard vessel modernization and lifecycle engineering. Analyzing propulsion systems, ship machinery, and technical designs.
Responsibilities:
- Provide comprehensive lifecycle engineering support to the U.S. Coast Guard Surface Forces Logistics Center
- Support upgrades and sustainment of cutters and boats to ensure operational effectiveness, safety, and compliance
- Provide engineering and technical support for marine vessels, shipboard machinery, and associated mechanical systems
- Assist in designing, developing, and evaluating marine vessels, ship machinery, propulsion systems, power-generation systems, and related equipment
- Review third-party design modifications and improvements to mechanical systems and components for the U.S. Coast Guard
- Conduct propulsion-system analyses and marine engineering analyses supporting system performance, reliability, mission effectiveness, and modernization
- Inspect equipment and systems for engineering evaluations and technical assessments
- Assist with research related to advanced engineering designs and applications
- Perform design reviews, evaluate constructability, resolve technical issues, and manage information across design and construction phases
- Lead development of technical data packages and support technical reviews
- Conduct trade studies related to ship configuration and propulsion components
- Create graphical representations of structures and systems
- Prepare technical reports for internal use and engineering support purposes
Requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related field
- 3+ years of experience in marine-specific engineering fields, including propulsion systems, power-generation systems, fluids, or hydraulics
- Proficiency in Python, Data bricks, Power Apps, and MTU DiaSys
- Experience supporting the design, development, and evaluation of marine propulsion and mechanical systems
- Ability to perform engineering analyses, design reviews, and technical assessments
- Experience reviewing or supporting modifications to shipboard mechanical systems and components
- Ability to develop technical data packages and prepare engineering documentation
- Experience conducting trade studies and supporting ship configuration evaluations
- Ability to create graphical representations of engineering systems and structures
- Experience with GE LM2500 or MTU engines/generators
- U.S. Citizenship required to obtain and maintain a U.S. security clearance
- Ability to obtain a Secret Clearance
- Active DoD security clearance at Secret or above highly desirable
Benefits:
- Healthcare benefits
- Paid leave
- Retirement plans
- Insurance programs
- Education and training assistance














