Mechanical Engineer

General information

Requisition # R57888 Locations USA-Remote Work, USA-MD-GLEN BURNIE Posting Date 01/28/2025 Security Clearance Required None Remote Type Hybrid Time Type Full time

Description & Requirements

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ManTech is seeking a motivated, career and customer-oriented Mechanical/Marine Engineer to join our team supporting several Air Cushion Vehicle (ACV) programs in Glen Burnie, MD.

This position has the possibility of being Remote.

Responsibilities:

• Perform a wide variety of design and analysis activities related to hovercraft, ships, boats, and other marine systems in support of ManTech’s military and commercial customers.

• Act as task lead on design and analysis activities related to ACV system development, fabrication, and installation support.

• Collaborate with goal-oriented project teams, including other engineers, program managers, and CAD designers.

• Manage task requirements and work execution timelines by developing Plans of Actions with Milestones (POAMs) with minimal guidance from supervisor.

• Continually review technical data to identify and diagnose problems such as system interface issues, part interferences, hardware incompatibility, and provide recommended solutions to the team.

• Plan and conduct research, development, or installation of products and systems in conformance with customer requirements, best practices, and regulatory guidelines.

• Produce high-quality deliverable reports documenting procedures and results of design and analysis activities.

Minimum Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree in naval architecture or marine engineering and four or more (4+) years’ experience in relevant fields. Mechanical engineering may suffice with sufficient relevant experience.

• One or more (1+) years' experience with composite materials, including basic understanding of design methods, materials, and fabrication techniques.

• Proficient with Finite Element Analysis, preferably with NX Nastran.

• Experience with Autodesk Inventor and/or SolidWorks.

• Ability to travel and perform ship inspections as needed and system prototype installations.

• Ability to utilize spreadsheets to program first-principle and empirical design equations.

• Ability to generate high-quality design and analysis reports.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Experience with Finite Element Analysis (FEA).

• Experience with the US Navy, including on active duty, government civilian, or support contractor.