Naval Weights Engineer: Ship Design & Stability

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international executive service corpsWashington (DC)

Marine Engineers and Naval Architects Engineering Services

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International Executive Service Corps is seeking aWeights Engineer to join our team supporting the PMS 300 Program Office in Washington, DC. You will work with government stakeholders, shipyards, naval architects, and engineers to support requirements development, systems integration, and technical analyses involving HM&E systems and mission equipment. This role requires 7+ years of DoD/Navy experience, strong systems engineering and documentation skills, and travel up to 25%.

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