Marine Mechanical and Electrical Engineer - Careers at Leidos
Leidos
Marine Mechanical and Electrical Engineer - Careers at Leidos
Job Description
Join Leidos' DLBA Naval Architects in Chesapeake, VA
DLBA Naval Architects, a division of Gibbs & Cox now part of Leidos, leads in naval architecture, marine engineering, and small-craft design. We're hiring a Marine Mechanical and Electrical Engineer with shipyard experience to deliver solutions on fast-paced projects, from high-performance sportfishing boats to DARPA innovations.
Primary Responsibilities
- Provide expertise in marine engineering design across the lifecycle for high-speed small craft.
- Develop specifications, analyses, and calculations for systems including rudders, propulsion, HVAC, bilge/ballast, fuel, seawater cooling, anchoring, hydraulics, and 12/24 VDC/ AC electrical systems.
- Mentor juniors, conduct peer QC reviews, and guide CAD modeling.
- Prepare client deliverables like reports, briefings, proposals, and estimates.
Basic Qualifications
- U.S. Citizenship; Secret clearance eligible.
- B.S.+ in relevant field; 5+ years marine design experience.
- Deep small craft expertise; EPLA, cable schedules, one-lines, BOMs.
- Regulatory knowledge (ABS/RINA/LR/ISO/USCG/ABYC); Class/Flag submissions.
- AutoCAD/Rhino proficiency; MS Office; strong communication/problem-solving.
Preferred Qualifications
- Shipyard/boatyard experience; PE license; CAD/engineering certifications.
Why Leidos?
Thrive in a technically elite, close-knit team backed by Leidos' stability. Outthink and outpace on mission-critical projects. Pay: $87,100 - $157,450 USD/year.
Locations
- Chesapeake, Virginia, United States
Salary
87,100 - 157,450 USD / yearly
87,100 - 157,450 USD / yearly
* This is an estimated range based on market data and may vary based on experience and qualifications.
Skills Required
- Marine engineering designintermediate
- Electrical plant load analysis (EPLA)intermediate
- CAD software (AutoCAD, Rhino)intermediate
- Regulatory compliance (ABS, RINA, LR, ISO, USCG)intermediate
- First principles calculationsintermediate
- Technical specifications and reportsintermediate
Required Qualifications
- U.S. Citizenship and Secret DoD clearance eligibility (experience)
- B.S. or higher in Naval Architecture, Marine Engineering, or Electrical Engineering (experience)
- 5+ years in marine engineering design for small craft (experience)
- Proficiency in MS Office and industry CAD tools (experience)
- Broad knowledge of marine electrical systems and fluid systems (experience)
Responsibilities
- Develop designs for propulsion, HVAC, fluid systems, and electrical systems throughout lifecycle
- Prepare calculations, specifications, and drawings for regulatory approval
- Mentor junior staff and perform quality-control reviews
- Communicate technical details to CAD designers for 3D models
- Create proposals, reports, briefings, and cost estimates for clients
Benefits
- general: Work on diverse projects from sportfishing boats to DARPA programs
- general: Collaborate in a close-knit team with Leidos resources and stability
- general: Continuous professional growth opportunities
- general: Hands-on involvement in high-speed small craft innovation
- general: Support for technical disruption and mission-critical challenges
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Marine Mechanical and Electrical Engineer - Careers at Leidos
Leidos
Marine Mechanical and Electrical Engineer - Careers at Leidos
Job Description
Join Leidos' DLBA Naval Architects in Chesapeake, VA
DLBA Naval Architects, a division of Gibbs & Cox now part of Leidos, leads in naval architecture, marine engineering, and small-craft design. We're hiring a Marine Mechanical and Electrical Engineer with shipyard experience to deliver solutions on fast-paced projects, from high-performance sportfishing boats to DARPA innovations.
Primary Responsibilities
- Provide expertise in marine engineering design across the lifecycle for high-speed small craft.
- Develop specifications, analyses, and calculations for systems including rudders, propulsion, HVAC, bilge/ballast, fuel, seawater cooling, anchoring, hydraulics, and 12/24 VDC/ AC electrical systems.
- Mentor juniors, conduct peer QC reviews, and guide CAD modeling.
- Prepare client deliverables like reports, briefings, proposals, and estimates.
Basic Qualifications
- U.S. Citizenship; Secret clearance eligible.
- B.S.+ in relevant field; 5+ years marine design experience.
- Deep small craft expertise; EPLA, cable schedules, one-lines, BOMs.
- Regulatory knowledge (ABS/RINA/LR/ISO/USCG/ABYC); Class/Flag submissions.
- AutoCAD/Rhino proficiency; MS Office; strong communication/problem-solving.
Preferred Qualifications
- Shipyard/boatyard experience; PE license; CAD/engineering certifications.
Why Leidos?
Thrive in a technically elite, close-knit team backed by Leidos' stability. Outthink and outpace on mission-critical projects. Pay: $87,100 - $157,450 USD/year.
Locations
- Chesapeake, Virginia, United States
Salary
87,100 - 157,450 USD / yearly
87,100 - 157,450 USD / yearly
* This is an estimated range based on market data and may vary based on experience and qualifications.
Skills Required
- Marine engineering designintermediate
- Electrical plant load analysis (EPLA)intermediate
- CAD software (AutoCAD, Rhino)intermediate
- Regulatory compliance (ABS, RINA, LR, ISO, USCG)intermediate
- First principles calculationsintermediate
- Technical specifications and reportsintermediate
Required Qualifications
- U.S. Citizenship and Secret DoD clearance eligibility (experience)
- B.S. or higher in Naval Architecture, Marine Engineering, or Electrical Engineering (experience)
- 5+ years in marine engineering design for small craft (experience)
- Proficiency in MS Office and industry CAD tools (experience)
- Broad knowledge of marine electrical systems and fluid systems (experience)
Responsibilities
- Develop designs for propulsion, HVAC, fluid systems, and electrical systems throughout lifecycle
- Prepare calculations, specifications, and drawings for regulatory approval
- Mentor junior staff and perform quality-control reviews
- Communicate technical details to CAD designers for 3D models
- Create proposals, reports, briefings, and cost estimates for clients
Benefits
- general: Work on diverse projects from sportfishing boats to DARPA programs
- general: Collaborate in a close-knit team with Leidos resources and stability
- general: Continuous professional growth opportunities
- general: Hands-on involvement in high-speed small craft innovation
- general: Support for technical disruption and mission-critical challenges
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Answer 10 quick questions to check your fit for Marine Mechanical and Electrical Engineer - Careers at Leidos @ Leidos.
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