Overview

D432 is seeking entry level engineers who will be supporting a multidisciplinary team developing concepts, designing, building, maintaining, certifying and life cycle support of the ship control system for the safe operation of US submarines. We seek highly motivated candidates across multiple engineering disciplines including, but not limited to, systems engineering, computer engineering, electrical engineering, and aerospace engineering. Responsibilities may include but are not limited to: Support ongoing systems and component engineering efforts to conceptualize, develop, verify, deploy and maintain a complex hardware and software-based system. Analyze, develop, and review requirements and verification plans for system, hardware and software development Support development and maintenance of system-level architecture concepts and evaluations Support software development efforts by managing and maintaining interface definitions and performing requirements analysis. Activities may also include code development, code peer review and functional test Provide concept-to-production engineering support for various electrical and electronic hardware components. Activities to include circuit design, component selection, electronics packaging, procurement, documentation, prototyping, troubleshooting and qualification Test plan and environment development, test execution and data analysis Qualifications

Required: Bachelors of Science degree or higher in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Systems Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Chemical Engineering or Physics 0-5 years of postgraduate experience Skills

Detail oriented and a reliable producer of quality work products Able to support multiple concurrent tasks Exceptional communicator, in both verbal and written contexts Strong interpersonal skills and ability to work in, and possibly lead, interdisciplinary teams Possesses the ability to master the complex technical elements of submarine systems and components Demonstrated ability to integrate with multiple engineering disciplines and outside organizations, including contractors and Navy customer Diagnostics and troubleshooting of electronic and electromechanical systems Environmental Attributes

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