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Submarine Power Plant Electrical Engineer: Embedded Systems

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naval nuclear laboratoryWest Mifflin (PA)

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About the role

Naval Nuclear Laboratory is seeking an entry-level Electrical/Computer Engineer to develop, test and support embedded control systems for naval propulsion programs. You will learn systems engineering and troubleshooting while understanding instrumentation and control for navy reactors. You will collaborate with Navy personnel and teammates to assess issues and provide urgent support, helping ensure safe and reliable operation of submarine power plant systems.

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