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Structural Engineer

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EngineeringStructural Engineer

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Overview

Who We Are ( video ) At JRC, we tackle some of the toughest challenges faced by the Department of Defense (DoD) and other government agencies.

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EngineeringStructural Engineer

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→Provide technical expertise and guidance in design reviews, trade studies, and other technical meetings
→Conduct and review finite element analysis
→Perform structural analyses for both initial design and retrofit/upgrade scenarios
→Review and interpret ABS, ASTM, ISO, and Navy specifications applicable to the design, analysis, and testing of structure, ensuring full contract and regulatory compliance.
→Develop, review, and maintain structural drawings, calculation packages, test plans, and technical reports.
→Coordinate technical interfaces across disciplines (electrical, mechanical) and resolve structural interferences and establish practical design solutions.
→Communicate effectively with team members and stakeholders both verbally and in writing
→Assist in the development of scheduling plans of action and milestones.

🧠What You Bring to the Table

→An active DoD security clearance at the SECRET level or above (or have held an active DoD clearance within the last 2 years)
→Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Structural Engineering, or Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering
→4+ years of experience as a structural engineer with one or more domains of expertise
→Broad knowledge of analytical structural analysis methods for ship and / or facility structures
→Knowledge of naval vessel structural design specifications, standards, and practices.
→Experience in developing Finite Element Method (FEM) models for load development, ~~part~~ stress and strain evaluation and model analysis.
→Experience in explaining forces and stresses through free body diagrams and simple hand calculations.
→High quality communication and presentation dexterity
→Excellent computer/technology skills

⭐Bonus Points

→Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Structural Engineering, Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering, or Systems Engineering
→Experience with structural designs in the Navy or defense systems, including engineering related to R&D, T&E, and systems acquisition programs for Navy shipbuilding and defense systems.
→General knowledge of submarine requirements in engineering and design of deck structures, foundations, and platform arrangements.
→Experience with the Fleet Ballistic Missile (FBM) program and SSP, including its culture, practices, and key stakeholders
→Professional Engineer (PE) License