Naval Architect IV - Careers at Leidos
Leidos
Naval Architect IV - Careers at Leidos
Job Description
Naval Architect IV Opportunity at DLBA Naval Architects – A Division of Leidos
DLBA Naval Architects, a Leidos Gibbs & Cox division, leads in naval architecture and marine engineering, designing high-performance boats from recreational fiberglass vessels like Mastercraft’s Aviara to rugged aluminum workboats and custom sportfishing yachts. Backed by Leidos, we deliver innovative solutions for clients including U.S. government projects.
Why Join DLBA at Leidos?
- Dynamic Environment: Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams on diverse projects, from race boats to commercial tugs.
- Industry Leadership: Renowned as the top team in small boat design with cutting-edge R&D.
- Project Variety: Hands-on work on exciting vessels ensuring engaging challenges daily.
- Unique Culture: Passionate, in-office team fostering growth and synergy.
- Stability & Impact: Leidos backing provides security; contribute to revolutionary marine technologies.
Your Role: Onsite Naval Architecture Support
As Naval Architect IV, provide primary onsite technical support to US Navy Combatant Craft Division (Code 83) at Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek, Chesapeake, VA. Blend hands-on naval architecture with innovative engineering on mission-critical projects.
Primary Responsibilities
- Execute accurate engineering calculations via first principles and novel approaches.
- Support project managers in boat/craft design using established skills and procedures.
- Follow engineering standards to enhance product quality and efficiency.
- Team up to devise solutions for complex challenges.
- Deliver timely, precise engineering assignments with industry software.
- Offer direct naval architecture/marine engineering services to Navy clients onsite.
Basic Qualifications
- U.S. Citizenship and active Secret DoD clearance.
- B.S.+ in Naval Architecture, Marine Engineering, or related field.
- 8+ years experience with broad marine engineering knowledge.
- Expertise in regulations (BS/RINA/LR/ISO/USCG/ABYC) and Class/Flag approvals.
- Proficient in AutoCAD, Rhino; strong first-principles problem-solving.
- Experience with technical scopes, vendor collaboration, and independent time management.
Join Leidos to advance naval innovation. Apply now for this senior role driving U.S. Navy capabilities.
Locations
- Chesapeake, Virginia, United States
Salary
107,900 - 195,050 USD / yearly
107,900 - 195,050 USD / yearly
* This is an estimated range based on market data and may vary based on experience and qualifications.
Skills Required
- Naval Architecture Calculationsintermediate
- First Principles Hand Calculationsintermediate
- AutoCAD Proficiencyintermediate
- Rhino CAD Softwareintermediate
- Regulatory Compliance (BS/RINA/LR/ISO/USCG/ABYC)intermediate
- Technical Scopes of Supplyintermediate
- Vendor Collaborationintermediate
- Marine Engineering Standardsintermediate
Required Qualifications
- U.S. Citizenship with Secret DoD Clearance (experience)
- B.S. or Higher in Naval Architecture/Marine Engineering (experience)
- 8+ Years Naval Architecture Experience (experience)
- Proficiency in AutoCAD and Rhino (experience)
- Strong Knowledge of Marine Regulations (experience)
- Proven First Principles Problem-Solving (experience)
- Excellent Time Management as Independent Contributor (experience)
Responsibilities
- Prepare detailed engineering calculations using first principles
- Assist in boat and craft design applying company procedures
- Adhere to engineering standards to improve quality and efficiency
- Collaborate with team to develop innovative solutions
- Complete assignments using standard engineering programs on time
- Provide onsite naval architecture support to US Navy Combatant Craft Division at JEB Little Creek
Benefits
- general: Dynamic Collaborative Environment
- general: Top-Tier Brand Recognition in Small Boat Design
- general: Diverse Exciting Projects from Yachts to Government Crafts
- general: Unique Innovative Team Culture
- general: Job Security Backed by Leidos
- general: Professional Growth Opportunities
- general: Cutting-Edge R&D Involvement
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Naval Architect IV - Careers at Leidos
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Naval Architect IV - Careers at Leidos
Job Description
Naval Architect IV Opportunity at DLBA Naval Architects – A Division of Leidos
DLBA Naval Architects, a Leidos Gibbs & Cox division, leads in naval architecture and marine engineering, designing high-performance boats from recreational fiberglass vessels like Mastercraft’s Aviara to rugged aluminum workboats and custom sportfishing yachts. Backed by Leidos, we deliver innovative solutions for clients including U.S. government projects.
Why Join DLBA at Leidos?
- Dynamic Environment: Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams on diverse projects, from race boats to commercial tugs.
- Industry Leadership: Renowned as the top team in small boat design with cutting-edge R&D.
- Project Variety: Hands-on work on exciting vessels ensuring engaging challenges daily.
- Unique Culture: Passionate, in-office team fostering growth and synergy.
- Stability & Impact: Leidos backing provides security; contribute to revolutionary marine technologies.
Your Role: Onsite Naval Architecture Support
As Naval Architect IV, provide primary onsite technical support to US Navy Combatant Craft Division (Code 83) at Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek, Chesapeake, VA. Blend hands-on naval architecture with innovative engineering on mission-critical projects.
Primary Responsibilities
- Execute accurate engineering calculations via first principles and novel approaches.
- Support project managers in boat/craft design using established skills and procedures.
- Follow engineering standards to enhance product quality and efficiency.
- Team up to devise solutions for complex challenges.
- Deliver timely, precise engineering assignments with industry software.
- Offer direct naval architecture/marine engineering services to Navy clients onsite.
Basic Qualifications
- U.S. Citizenship and active Secret DoD clearance.
- B.S.+ in Naval Architecture, Marine Engineering, or related field.
- 8+ years experience with broad marine engineering knowledge.
- Expertise in regulations (BS/RINA/LR/ISO/USCG/ABYC) and Class/Flag approvals.
- Proficient in AutoCAD, Rhino; strong first-principles problem-solving.
- Experience with technical scopes, vendor collaboration, and independent time management.
Join Leidos to advance naval innovation. Apply now for this senior role driving U.S. Navy capabilities.
Locations
- Chesapeake, Virginia, United States
Salary
107,900 - 195,050 USD / yearly
107,900 - 195,050 USD / yearly
* This is an estimated range based on market data and may vary based on experience and qualifications.
Skills Required
- Naval Architecture Calculationsintermediate
- First Principles Hand Calculationsintermediate
- AutoCAD Proficiencyintermediate
- Rhino CAD Softwareintermediate
- Regulatory Compliance (BS/RINA/LR/ISO/USCG/ABYC)intermediate
- Technical Scopes of Supplyintermediate
- Vendor Collaborationintermediate
- Marine Engineering Standardsintermediate
Required Qualifications
- U.S. Citizenship with Secret DoD Clearance (experience)
- B.S. or Higher in Naval Architecture/Marine Engineering (experience)
- 8+ Years Naval Architecture Experience (experience)
- Proficiency in AutoCAD and Rhino (experience)
- Strong Knowledge of Marine Regulations (experience)
- Proven First Principles Problem-Solving (experience)
- Excellent Time Management as Independent Contributor (experience)
Responsibilities
- Prepare detailed engineering calculations using first principles
- Assist in boat and craft design applying company procedures
- Adhere to engineering standards to improve quality and efficiency
- Collaborate with team to develop innovative solutions
- Complete assignments using standard engineering programs on time
- Provide onsite naval architecture support to US Navy Combatant Craft Division at JEB Little Creek
Benefits
- general: Dynamic Collaborative Environment
- general: Top-Tier Brand Recognition in Small Boat Design
- general: Diverse Exciting Projects from Yachts to Government Crafts
- general: Unique Innovative Team Culture
- general: Job Security Backed by Leidos
- general: Professional Growth Opportunities
- general: Cutting-Edge R&D Involvement
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Answer 10 quick questions to check your fit for Naval Architect IV - Careers at Leidos @ Leidos.
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