Qualifications
The role requires expertise in undersea effectors, sensing, and surveillance systems, as well as proficiency in mission analysis, modeling, testing, and operations within undersea environments. The ideal candidate will have a track record of success as an engineering lead or chief engineer on major programs, coupled with demonstrated business acumen. A security clearance is mandatory, with a minimum of 10 to 15 years of experience expected. This position is at a mid-senior level, emphasizing technical proficiency rather than management experience, and candidates must possess at least a Bachelor’s Degree.
Job Responsibilities
As the Undersea Sensing and Effects Chief Engineer for Autonomous Undersea Systems (AUS), you will lead the development of program technical strategies and roadmaps while maintaining final technical authority over design, integration, production, and installation processes to ensure compliance with system requirements. We invite applicants with expertise in undersea effectors, sensing and surveillance systems, and mission analysis, modeling, testing, and operation. Successful candidates will have a strong track record as an engineering lead or chief engineer on significant programs, with demonstrated business acumen in designing and producing high-reliability systems. This role involves up to 25% travel to locations including Quincy and Taunton, MA; Fairfax, VA; Washington, DC; and Greensboro, NC.
Compensation
This full-time opportunity provides a competitive base salary ranging from USD $180,000 to $200,000 annually. In addition to a comprehensive benefits package and availability of relocation assistance, the position offers the perk of reimbursed interview travel expenses. Please note that the role does not include commission or bonuses, and overtime eligibility is not applicable.