Project Engineer - Careers at Leidos
Leidos
Project Engineer - Careers at Leidos
Job Description
Join Leidos Antarctic Support Contract as Project Engineer
Leidos, prime contractor for the National Science Foundation's (NSF) Antarctic Support Contract (ASC), seeks a skilled Project Engineer to support complex projects in Antarctica. This remote/teleworker role in the US demands integration of planning, execution, and coordination for mission-critical science and logistics at McMurdo, Palmer, and South Pole Stations.
Key Responsibilities
- Collaborate with Project Managers (PMs) and Construction Managers (CMs) on planning, scheduling, procurement, and documentation.
- Track personnel/cargo movements, develop SOPs/SOWs, and manage KPIs for project performance.
- Coordinate with design teams for material take-offs, requisitions, and reporting.
- Ensure streamlined integration of CONUS and Antarctic activities.
Essential Requirements
Deployment to Antarctica required (3-8 weeks/year at management's discretion), including NSF physical/dental exams. US Citizenship and Public Trust clearance mandatory (up to 4 months processing). Ideal candidates excel in leadership, time management, communication, contract knowledge, and teamwork across stakeholders.
Compensation & Impact
Anticipated salary $95,000-$105,000 annually, plus deployment increase. Pay range $73,450-$132,775. Contribute to USAP's vision: expanding scientific reach through operational excellence. Support 150+ science events in extreme environments.
Your greatest work is ahead! Learn more at Leidos ASC: Antarctic Support Contract. Apply to join a dedicated team fostering world-class Antarctic research.
Locations
- Remote/Teleworker, United States, United States (Remote)
Salary
73,450 - 132,775 USD / yearly
95,000 - 105,000 USD / yearly
* This is an estimated range based on market data and may vary based on experience and qualifications.
Skills Required
- Project Planning & Schedulingintermediate
- Procurement & Inventory Managementintermediate
- Stakeholder Coordinationintermediate
- Contract Managementintermediate
- KPI Tracking & Reportingintermediate
- Team Leadership & Communicationintermediate
Required Qualifications
- US Citizenship required (experience)
- Ability to deploy to Antarctica (3-8 weeks/year) (experience)
- Public Trust security clearance (obtainable prior to start) (experience)
- Experience managing subcontractors (experience)
- Physical & dental exams for NSF Antarctic deployment (experience)
- Proficiency in project documentation (SOPs, SOWs) (experience)
Responsibilities
- Support Project Managers in planning, scheduling, and execution of Antarctic projects
- Coordinate personnel and cargo movements for ASC teams
- Develop procedures, performance metrics, and project documentation
- Oversee procurement, inventory, and subcontractor requirements
- Prepare data for project reviews, monthly reporting, and KPIs
- Integrate tasks across CONUS and Antarctic operations
Benefits
- general: Competitive salary with deployment pay increase
- general: Remote/teleworker flexibility in US
- general: Support for NSF Antarctic missions
- general: Comprehensive health & deployment medical exams
- general: Career growth in science logistics
- general: Team collaboration in world-class research environment
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Project Engineer - Careers at Leidos
Leidos
Project Engineer - Careers at Leidos
Job Description
Join Leidos Antarctic Support Contract as Project Engineer
Leidos, prime contractor for the National Science Foundation's (NSF) Antarctic Support Contract (ASC), seeks a skilled Project Engineer to support complex projects in Antarctica. This remote/teleworker role in the US demands integration of planning, execution, and coordination for mission-critical science and logistics at McMurdo, Palmer, and South Pole Stations.
Key Responsibilities
- Collaborate with Project Managers (PMs) and Construction Managers (CMs) on planning, scheduling, procurement, and documentation.
- Track personnel/cargo movements, develop SOPs/SOWs, and manage KPIs for project performance.
- Coordinate with design teams for material take-offs, requisitions, and reporting.
- Ensure streamlined integration of CONUS and Antarctic activities.
Essential Requirements
Deployment to Antarctica required (3-8 weeks/year at management's discretion), including NSF physical/dental exams. US Citizenship and Public Trust clearance mandatory (up to 4 months processing). Ideal candidates excel in leadership, time management, communication, contract knowledge, and teamwork across stakeholders.
Compensation & Impact
Anticipated salary $95,000-$105,000 annually, plus deployment increase. Pay range $73,450-$132,775. Contribute to USAP's vision: expanding scientific reach through operational excellence. Support 150+ science events in extreme environments.
Your greatest work is ahead! Learn more at Leidos ASC: Antarctic Support Contract. Apply to join a dedicated team fostering world-class Antarctic research.
Locations
- Remote/Teleworker, United States, United States (Remote)
Salary
73,450 - 132,775 USD / yearly
95,000 - 105,000 USD / yearly
* This is an estimated range based on market data and may vary based on experience and qualifications.
Skills Required
- Project Planning & Schedulingintermediate
- Procurement & Inventory Managementintermediate
- Stakeholder Coordinationintermediate
- Contract Managementintermediate
- KPI Tracking & Reportingintermediate
- Team Leadership & Communicationintermediate
Required Qualifications
- US Citizenship required (experience)
- Ability to deploy to Antarctica (3-8 weeks/year) (experience)
- Public Trust security clearance (obtainable prior to start) (experience)
- Experience managing subcontractors (experience)
- Physical & dental exams for NSF Antarctic deployment (experience)
- Proficiency in project documentation (SOPs, SOWs) (experience)
Responsibilities
- Support Project Managers in planning, scheduling, and execution of Antarctic projects
- Coordinate personnel and cargo movements for ASC teams
- Develop procedures, performance metrics, and project documentation
- Oversee procurement, inventory, and subcontractor requirements
- Prepare data for project reviews, monthly reporting, and KPIs
- Integrate tasks across CONUS and Antarctic operations
Benefits
- general: Competitive salary with deployment pay increase
- general: Remote/teleworker flexibility in US
- general: Support for NSF Antarctic missions
- general: Comprehensive health & deployment medical exams
- general: Career growth in science logistics
- general: Team collaboration in world-class research environment
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Answer 10 quick questions to check your fit for Project Engineer - Careers at Leidos @ Leidos.
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