Electrical Management Analyst

seeks a motivated, career and customer-oriented to join our team in This is a position with onsite presence expected once a month.

Candidate will serve as a senior technical authority supporting U.S. Navy small boats and craft, providing advanced engineering and lifecycle sustainment for NSWC Combatant Craft Division. Candidate will collect, review, and analyze information to develop solutions to problems and make recommendations to the Government following its mission, the relationship it has with others in the Government, and its internal organization and culture.

Electrical management analysts design, develop, test, and supervise the integration of electrical and electronic equipment, including communications systems, electric motors, machinery controls, lighting, and wiring in boats, ships, radar and navigation systems, and on-board generator systems. Electrical and electronics engineering management analysts work closely with computers and must be proficient with AutoCAD and modeling software. Electrical and electronics engineering management analysists may also write performance requirements, develop maintenance schedules, and test equipment.

• Complete complex calculation work for load analysis assessments.
• Develop new concepts instead of duplicating pre-existing systems and drawings
• Create electrical schematics, one-line diagrams, and wiring diagrams in technical drawings using AutoCAD.
• Design and modify power distribution, communications and control systems for shipboard systems.
• Perform electrical load calculations, equipment sizing, and equipment specifications.
• Ensure all designs adhere to ABYC, Navy and DoD electrical codes.
• Conduct site visits in the Norfolk, VA area to verify as-built conditions and validate design concepts. Report findings and recommendations to the Government, usually in writing, but also verbally during ship checks.
• Collaborate with engineers and waterfront technician teams to resolve design conflicts

• Bachelor's Degree in an Engineering field, or a High School Diploma and 6 years of experience in lieu of degree
• 2+ years of experience with electrical systems, understanding of electrical theory, Navy shipboard systems, and/or electrical code requirements
• Experience utilizing AutoCAD to generate high-quality engineering drawings, layouts, and schematics based on "as-built" documentation

• Electrical degree or certification
• Experience with Navy small boats
• 3+ years of electrical systems experience

• Must be a US citizen with an active Secret clearance

• Ability to sit at a computer 40 hours per week (work from home) some weeks, and in other weeks, attend a half-day trip locally to conduct a boat check. Boat access may require climbing a ladder