Senior Aviation Systems Engineer

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USA-RemoteFull-TimeSenior

Salary116,400 - 194,900 USD per year

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Job Details

Experience: 15+ years

Requirements

Bachelor’s of Science degree in any discipline.
15+ years of experience with Military aircraft.
Experience with USN aircraft carriers or large deck amphibious ships.
Experience in Flight Deck and Hangar Bay operation.
Experience with aircraft maintenance.
Experience with launch and recovery systems.

Responsibilities

Provide overall assistance with the coordination of the Future Carriers Aviation EDT supporting Naval Aviation-related systems integration.
Assist with the integration of aviation requirements in aircraft carrier design and integrated logistics development.
Support coordinating with aviation leads to the Carrier Integration Working Group (CIWG).
Support functional areas: Aircraft movement, parking, turnaround, and servicing.
Support Aviation fuel storage, movement and handling.
Support Aviation weapons storage, movement and handling.
Support Aircraft firefighting and maintenance.
Coordinate with NAVAIR and NAVSEA Engineering Agents, Technical Authorities, and industry partners.

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