MECHANICAL ENGINEER
Naval Air Systems CommandYOU WILL SERVE AS A MECHANICAL ENGINEER IN THE ENGINEERING FST,
MATERIALS AND INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
FST,
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL WORK DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT DIVISION OF FLEET READINESS CENTER
SOUTHWEST.You will serve as a Subject Matter Expert (SME) responsible for planning, coordinating, conducting, and solving issues requiring reverse engineering and/or advanced measuring solutions.You will provide engineering expertise while supporting in-service engineering on complex Naval aircraft, maritime and/or their associated subcomponents.You will ensure the technical engineering competence, knowledge, and professional services required to sustain the manufacturing processes, associated components programs, and related machinery.You will formulate short-term and long-range program plans and ensures that program milestones established provide adequate time and resources for implementation by contractors, field activities and participating government agencies.You will analyze informationrequirements to develop and maintain the information reporting system in scope to serve as a reference source for briefing program officials about the current technical, financial and schedule status of the program.You will maintain knowledge of CAD/CAM programs required as well as subtractive and additive manufacturing policies and procedures.
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