Chief Engineer / First Assistant Engineer
Integration Test Coordinator / Ship Repair Execution Lead
Location: Seattle, WA (On-Site)
Duration: Approximately 14 Months
Employment Type: Full-Time Contract

Position Overview
Flagship Management is seeking an experienced U.S. Coast Guard Licensed Chief Engineer or First Assistant Engineer to support a major U.S. Navy ship repair and modernization program in Seattle.

This is a senior waterfront leadership role responsible for coordinating the restoration, integration, and testing of complex shipboard engineering systems during a major maintenance availability. The successful candidate will work closely with production, engineering, planning, testing, subcontractors, and customer representatives to ensure engineering systems are restored, tested, and delivered safely and on schedule.

This opportunity is well suited for an experienced engineering officer looking to transition ashore or an experienced marine engineering professional with a background in naval ship repair, modernization, or fleet maintenance.

Key Responsibilities
Coordinate restoration and integration of shipboard engineering systems.
Ensure systems are available and properly sequenced for testing and commissioning.
Work with production, engineering, planning, scheduling, and test organizations to maintain schedule performance.
Identify system dependencies and resolve technical issues impacting testing.
Lead system readiness reviews and support waterfront coordination meetings.
Coordinate dock trials, machinery testing, integrated systems testing, and delivery readiness.
Develop recovery plans and remove barriers affecting production and testing.
Qualifications
We’re particularly interested in candidates with:

USCG Unlimited Chief Engineer License or First Assistant Engineer License
Significant experience aboard U.S.-flag vessels or U.S. Navy ships
Strong understanding of marine engineering systems, propulsion, electrical distribution, auxiliary machinery, HVAC, and shipboard operations
Experience supporting ship repair, modernization, fleet maintenance, or new construction programs
Ability to coordinate multiple technical disciplines in a fast-paced waterfront environment
Previous experience with NAVSEA, SUPSHIP, U.S. Navy surface combatants, or commercial shipyard operations is highly desirable.

Ideal Background
Candidates may currently be or have previously served as:

Chief Engineer
First Assistant Engineer
Port Engineer
Ship Superintendent
Waterfront Engineer
Senior Test Engineer
Ship Repair Project Manager
Availability Manager
Why Apply?
This is an opportunity to leverage your operational engineering experience in a highly visible leadership role supporting a major U.S. Navy program. You’ll play a key role in ensuring complex engineering systems are restored, integrated, tested, and delivered safely while working alongside experienced shipyard, engineering, and government personnel.

Interested candidates are encouraged to apply or contact Flagship Management for a confidential discussion.

Electrical Engineer
Location: Norfolk, Virginia (On-site)
Our client provides engineering, technical, and integrated support services to the U.S. Navy and the defense industry. We partner with government and commercial customers to deliver innovative engineering solutions that improve fleet readiness, modernization, and lifecycle sustainment. Our product lines encompass environmental sensor, aircraft visual landing aids, corrosion protections system and ruggedized enclosures for the naval market.
Seeking a motivated Electrical Engineer to support the development of technical documentation, installation procedures, and engineering solutions for naval electrical systems and equipment.
Position Summary
The Electrical Engineer will support engineering projects involving electrical cabinets, control systems, electronic assemblies, cabling, and equipment modernization. The successful candidate will develop electrical and electronic designs, create technical procedures, support testing and production activities, and produce engineering documentation for equipment installation, maintenance, and lifecycle sustainment.
This position requires strong analytical skills, excellent technical writing ability, and the capability to translate engineering concepts into practical manufacturing and maintenance instructions.
Responsibilities
Design electrical and electronic assemblies for military and industrial applications.
Develop schematics, wiring diagrams, and supporting engineering documentation.
Support prototype development, integration, verification, and production of electronic assemblies.
Develop and execute functional, environmental, and acceptance test procedures for electrical and electronic systems.
Troubleshoot electrical and electronic assemblies during development, production, installation, and field support.
Develop engineering documentation supporting electrical equipment installation, maintenance, and refurbishment.
Create technical procedures and work instructions for electrical cabinet disassembly and reassembly.
Produce inspection, testing, and verification procedures for electrical systems.
Collaborate with mechanical engineers, field service engineers, manufacturing personnel, and subject matter experts to develop engineering documentation and manufacturing processes.
Review engineering drawings, wiring diagrams, printed circuit board (PCB) documentation, bills of materials, and cable schedules.
Support design reviews, first article inspections, and technical investigations.
Ensure engineering documentation complies with customer, quality, and configuration management requirements.
Support shipboard installation, production, and field engineering activities as required.
Required Experience
Candidates should have experience performing several of the following activities:
Electrical Cabinet and Cable Documentation
Define processes and procedures for cabinet wiring and cabling during equipment disassembly and reassembly.
Develop detailed technical instructions covering:
Electrical disconnection and cable removal.
Connector inspection and condition verification.
Cable routing, reconnection, and securing during reassembly.
Identify engineering considerations that may affect removal and installation activities, including equipment modifications, configuration changes, obsolescence issues, or accessibility constraints.
Prepare clear, accurate engineering procedures and work instructions in collaboration with engineering teams and subject matter experts.
Interpret electrical drawings, wiring diagrams, cable schedules, and connector documentation.
Develop inspection checklists and acceptance criteria for electrical installations.
Support validation of maintenance procedures through engineering reviews or field observations.
Electronic Design and Production
Design, develop, and document electronic assemblies, including printed circuit board (PCB) assemblies, wiring harnesses, and electromechanical assemblies.
Develop electrical schematics, interface documentation, and bills of materials.
Support prototype fabrication, integration, testing, and transition to production.
Develop functional and acceptance test procedures for electronic assemblies.
Perform troubleshooting and root-cause analysis of electrical and electronic systems.
Work closely with manufacturing personnel to resolve production issues and improve product quality and reliability.
Support engineering changes, configuration management, and continuous product improvement initiatives.
Required Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or related engineering discipline.
3+ years of electrical engineering experience (additional experience may substitute for education where appropriate).
Experience with electrical schematics and wiring diagrams.
Strong technical writing and documentation skills.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications.
Ability to work effectively within multidisciplinary engineering teams.
Excellent communication and organizational skills.
Preferred Qualifications
Experience supporting U.S. Navy, NAVSEA, MSC, or Department of Defense programs.
Experience developing technical manuals, maintenance procedures, or work instructions.
Experience designing, testing, and producing electronic assemblies for defense, industrial, or commercial applications.
Familiarity with PCB design, electronic assembly manufacturing, cable harness fabrication, and electronic test equipment.
Experience with control cabinets, industrial electrical systems, or shipboard electrical equipment.
Knowledge of IPC standards (IPC-A-610, IPC/WHMA-A-620, IPC J-STD-001) is desirable.
Experience with configuration management, engineering change processes, and product lifecycle support.
Familiarity with military standards and technical publications.
Active DoD Secret Security Clearance or the ability to obtain one.
Travel
The successful candidate will be required to undergo initial product line training for 4-6 weeks shortly after onboarding at the company’s European headquarters.
Ongoing travel (up to 20%) to Europe, customer sites, shipyards, or naval facilities may be required.
Benefits
Competitive salary
Medical, dental, and vision insurance
401(k) with company contribution
Paid Time Off and company holidays
Professional development and training opportunities
Opportunity to support critical U.S. Navy modernization programs
Other Information
Equal Opportunity Employer
Candidates must be legally authorized to work in the United States without employer sponsorship now or in the future, unless otherwise stated.
This position requires the ability to obtain and maintain a U.S. security clearance in accordance with eligibility requirements established by the United States Department of Defense or applicable government authority.
This position may require travel and work in shipboard, industrial, or confined environments. It may also involve lifting equipment, climbing ladders, working in tight spaces, and performing hands-on installation or inspection tasks. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the job.
We maintain a drug-free workplace and may conduct pre-employment and/or random substance testing in accordance with applicable laws.

Shipyard Production Support Specialist

Primary Function:

Provide deck-plate support for all trades to ensure production progresses efficiently from contract signing through delivery. Ensure project scopes/specifications are met throughout construction and assist in administrative and technical project duties as needed to achieve project goals. Willingness and ability to work with various trades is required.

Primary Responsibilities:

• Create, maintain, and track project-related logs, checklists, punch lists and daily work logs.
• Assist supervisors in managing workflow among trades and work with various departments to facilitate proper flow of information and materials for production.
• Monitors need dates for materials and assist trades with inventory, purchasing, and receiving to ensure production tasks progress according to schedule. Assist in subcontractor and vendor coordination and ensure production tasks are completed according to the established schedule.
• Collaborate with Engineering Department to obtain latest information/manuals for the vessels, ensure each trade is moving forward with installations per the appropriate drawings and specifications, and distribute updated drawings or system information to trades as needed.
• Adhere to procedures and verify documentation requirements for installation, alignment and activation activities.
• Participate in test and activation on vessels. Assist in coordination with vendors for necessary commissioning and sea trials as needed and work with regulatory bodies and Owner’s Representatives to ensure testing is completed according to specifications. Assist in maintaining associated activation, test and trials documentation.
• Monitor projects and production status and report on physical progress to assist in progress tracking.
• Identify potential bottlenecks to meet trials and delivery dates, evaluate and coordinate rework tasks, and identify potential change orders including evaluation of production impacts. Assist in schedule tracking and report on potential setbacks or improvements.
• All other related tasks as assigned.
Key Skills & Qualifications:
• Ability to read and understand blueprints and technical specifications required.
• Strong organizational and communication skills required.
• Understanding of marine systems.
• Familiarity with project management software and tools (timekeeping software, Microsoft Suite Programs, etc.).
• Experience with budgets, schedules, and shipbuilding/construction processes.
• Shipyard experience and a background in a relevant field like engineering or construction management preferred.

Shipyard Outfitting Manager

Primary Function:

Manages new construction outfitting departments, including, Pipefitting, Electrical, Outside Machinist, Paint, Joiner and Insulation. Oversees outfitting activity related to vessels’ construction from start-up to final testing and delivery. Willingness and ability to work with various trades is required.

Primary Responsibilities:

Assumes overall responsibility of vessels’ outfit and completion.
Coordinates schedules and manages work flow among outfitting trades.
Coordinates subcontractors and vendors (i.e. joiner, flooring, and electronics) to meet schedules.
Works with various departments to facilitate proper flow of information and materials to the trades and subcontractors.
Adheres to procedures and verifies documentation requirements for installation, alignment and activation activities.
Manages and participates in test and activation on vessels. Works with regulatory bodies to complete testing and associated documentation.
Serves as point of contact for Owner’s Representatives.
Drives budgets and high quality standards.
Produces and tracks schedules to meet delivery date.
Other duties as may be assigned.
Job Requirements:

Understanding of marine systems required.
Ability to read and understand prints and technical specifications required.
Project management skill and experience required.
Strong mechanical aptitude required.
Supervisory and communication skills required.
Shipyard experience, with strong understanding of shipbuilding process, preferred.
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Job Overview
EthosEnergy is hiring a Control Room Operator / Licensed 3rd Class Engineer to join our team at Pittsfield Generating Station in Pittsfield, MA. The approved annual salary range for this position is $110,240–$135,200, based on experience and skill set.
In this role, you will be responsible for safe, reliable, and efficient plant operations, managing all on-shift activities from cold starts to emergency situations. Success requires strong troubleshooting skills, sound judgment, and confident leadership in a dynamic operating environment.

Qualified candidates must have a MA 3rd Class Engineer License with the expectation to obtain a 2nd Class Engineers license within 12 months of hire. Now offering a sign-on bonus!
Job Responsibilities
• Regularly makes decisions on non-routine or escalated technical issues.
• Independently prioritizes and executes responsibilities effectively for a single trade, group of related tasks or functional area.
• Checks own work and possibly the work of others; work results are of the highest quality standards and advanced technical competency.
• Resolves the most complex technical issues, conferring with Team Leader occasionally; may serve as resource to others in resolution of complex issues.
• Works under limited supervision.
• Prioritizes own weekly schedule and may guide others in the completion of tasks within clearly defined schedules as set by management.
• Regularly provides on-the-job skills training to others in complex technical areas.
• Other duties as assigned.

Required Skills / Knowledge
• Requires previous experience using test equipment and calibration appliances. Experience with machinery repair and control systems.
• Requires proficiency in reading electrical and mechanical drawings, including P&IDs, Three-line and single-line electrical diagrams, and loop diagrams.
• Strong mechanical aptitude and basic understanding of chemistry, physics, electricity and mathematics.
• Massachusetts 2nd Class Engineers license

Experience
• Senior-level; generally 10+ years directly related experience including understanding of health and safety regulations, and previous experience working with and around hazardous energy, chemicals and waste materials including knowledge of safe handling, storage, and transport.
• Performs a variety of complex technical service/support duties requiring specialized knowledge.

Education Requirements
•High School Diploma, degree from technical/vocational school, military service or equivalent.
• Ability to pass the test for 2nd Class Engineers license within 12 months of hire
Physical Requirements
• Ability to walk, reach, climb, stoop and lift (up to 50 pounds)
• Ability to work in confined spaces and at heights
• Ability to work on shifts, off hours and holidays, and respond to call outs.

What We Offer
• Annual Salary Range for this position is $110,240 - $135,200 based on experience and skills set
• Supportive company culture that values its employees
• Comprehensive Medical, Dental, Vision & 401 K Plan
• Paid Parental Leave, Time Off & Holidays
• Extra money in your paycheck - Employee Referral Bonus
• Personal Development & Career Succession Planning
• Company sponsored Perks & Discount programs

POSITION: 1-Transmission System Operator Trainee
DEPARTMENT: Transmission System Operations
LOCATION: Dorchester, MA
CURRENTLY POSTED HOURS: Various Shifts
SCHEDULE: Various Shifts

**Union Represented Position**

Compensation:
Starting annual salary of $133,415.43, with a structured progression schedule as follows:

$140,086.20
$145,436.17
$152,093.61
$157,603.64

REMARKS:
Transmission Operator is self-directed and has the responsibility and authority to implement real time actions and reliable operation of the Bulk Electric System. This position is also responsible for monitoring and controlling Eversource’s Electric Transmission System on a continuous basis during normal and emergency conditions to ensure safe, reliable, and economic operations. Issues clearances and switching orders and directs the tagging of transmission equipment. Directs the restoration of the transmission system following a major system outage, load shedding, or blackout. Using Energy Management System (EMS) software, this position evaluates transmission system reliability then develops and implements appropriate action plans. Ensures transmission system activities and conditions are communicated and coordinated with ISO-NE, other Control Centers, and Eversource personnel.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:

1. Requires extensive knowledge of utility transmission system design, operations, maintenance and construction principles and practices, safety standards and business processes. Ability to use Energy Management System Software, interpret results, and initiate appropriate actions. Ability to use PC desktop applications (e.g. Microsoft Word and Excel)
2. Requires a Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering, Business Administration, or related discipline plus five years of experience in Transmission, Distribution, Generation Dispatch or Generation Operations position OR Associate’s Degree in Engineering, Business Administration or related discipline plus seven years of experience in Transmission, Distribution, Generation Dispatch or Generation Operations position OR minimum of nine years experience in Transmission, Distribution, Generation Dispatch or Generation Operations position.
3. Must successfully pass Transmission Operator Assessment.
4. Must successfully complete NERC Certified System Operator Examination and obtain a NERC Transmission Operator Certification within six months of employment or date accepted position. Certification must be maintained in accordance with NERC and Company requirements.

Maine Maritime Academy (MMA) currently seeks to fill the following full-time faculty positions starting in August 2026:

• Assistant Professor of Engineering

• Assistant or Associate Professor of Engineering

• Assistant Professor or Professor of Practice: Engineering (Welding)

If you're passionate about teaching, apply now to join our team!

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MMA provides a generous benefits package and is a remarkable place to work and grow in a career, rich in opportunity, experiences and rewards. MMA offers a feeling of “family” that is unique. Our goal is to create and sustain a community where all are appreciated and respected for their individual and collective contributions.

Cross Sound Ferry is actively looking for 3rd Assistant Engineer’s, DDE 4000, and Chief Engineers Limited or above. Candidates are expected to perform watch-standing duties and maintain all machinery onboard our vessels. We are looking for candidates interested in growing alongside our company

We offer flexible work rotations at 4 days on/3days off or 8 days on/6 days off. Every vessel is equipped with full living quarters including galley and common area.

Cross Sound Ferry vessels range from 1,400-9,600 horsepower and we encourage individuals to upgrade their licenses.

Ocean Shipholdings has an opening for an Assistant Port Engineer located onsite in Houston, TX. This is an exciting opportunity to assist with maintenance and overhauls (VRA & ROH) of one or more US Government owned vessels, under the supervision and direction of a lead Port Engineer.
The ideal candidate will have at least two (2) years of experience in the US commercial or Government maritime industry in either a shore-side or shipboard engineering role.
A US citizen with active Secret Security Clearance or the ability to obtain a government issued security clearance is required.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

• Assist with fleet special projects such as but not limited to, TRANSALT development.
• Monitor and analyze all appropriate aspects of ship performance
• Support and participate in the organization’s Integrated Management System documentation, implementation, maintenance, and improvement by complying with the IMS Policies and procedures and meeting IMS objectives
• Assist with marine engineering projects such as overhauls and other types of maintenance and repairs
• Understand overhaul requirements, and the preparation of contract work specifications and cost estimates for repair, overhaul, conversion, or construction of ocean-going ships; or a combination of education and experience that provides an equivalent level of knowledge of ship operations and maintenance management
• Regulatory compliance, and vessel management

Qualifications:

Candidates must have at least one of the following:

• Possess a minimum of one-year of experience as a Port Engineer having assisted in managing a minimum of at least one shipyard dry-docking availability valued at a minimum of three million dollars. This experience shall demonstrate their ability to effectively manage and negotiate complex projects such as shipyard dry dock overhauls and other types of repairs.
• Possess a minimum of three years’ experience serving aboard Government or commercial ocean-going ships of not less than 4,000 HP as either a Chief Engineer, First Assistant Engineer or a Second Assistant Engineer. This experience shall demonstrate effective management of maintenance and repair of ocean-going ships.
• Possess a minimum of five years that includes a combination of education and experience as outlined below. This experience shall demonstrate their ability to manage and negotiate complex projects such as shipyard dry dock overhauls and other types of repairs on ocean-going ships.
o An engineering related degree (e.g. Marine Engineer, Marine Architecture; Mechanical Engineering). Time for purposes of meeting this requirement will be the time necessary to obtain the degree as a full time student taking a minimum of 15 credit hours per semester
o Experience gained while employed by a shipyard in a management position
o Serving as a Port Engineer on a Government or commercial contract
o Serving on active duty in the military performing duties substantially the same as a Port Engineer

A USCG 2nd Assistant Engineers license or higher is preferred.

We are looking for two assistant engineers to serve on opposite 28 day rotations. Vessel is OSV C-Atlantis, working in Cook Inlet, Alaska supporting operations for Hex Energy. We are open to short or long term employment. Pay is $800-$1000 per day depending on experience. Domestic airfare is paid for.