ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
U.S. Pacific FleetYou will serve as an
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
in the ELECTRICAL DIVISION (code 270) of
PEARL HARBOR NSY AND IMF.
A post allowance amount, (otherwise known as: COLA), of 8.64% will be added to the stated salary. Post allowance is subject to change at any time. For
You will support projects involving non-nuclear electrical systems, such as Power Distribution, Power Generation, Ships Control, Interior Communications, Motors, Controllers, and Electrical Temporary SystemsYou will perform electrical assessments of assigned ships' electrical systems to ensure the ships are safe to sail.You will determine material specifications and qualify controlrequirements for engineering projects.You will work closely with various departments and shops, providing guidance and assistance in completing projects.You will interpret and ensure compliance with technical and contractualrequirements, standards, and policies.You will have extensive knowledge in the area of non-nuclear electrical submarine systems which includes Power Distribution, Power Generation, Ships Controls and IC, Motors and Controllers, and Temporary Services.You will plan and provide electrical engineering support services for submarinesYou will identify and analyze electrical engineering problems and provide solutions/recommendations in a timely manner.You will maintain SUBSAFEqualifications.
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