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Mid- Level Marine Engineer at CACI - ApplyBlast

Mid- Level Marine Engineer

CACI

4 months ago

United States

Hybrid

Full Time

Senior

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About this role

A Mid-Level Marine Engineer at CACI supports the T-AO 187 Class vessels by providing engineering systems support, conducting design analyses, and developing technical documentation for modifications. The role involves collaborating with naval architects and engineering teams to evaluate operational requirements while reviewing technical manuals and ship systems. Candidates must have practical shipboard experience and the ability to author reports and specifications to ensure vessel performance and reliability.

Responsibilities

Support engineering systems for T-AO 187 Class vessels
Design and develop fluid systems using advanced software
Author technical documentation for ship modifications
Conduct risk assessments for propulsion systems
Collaborate with naval architects on vessel requirements

Skills

Qualifications

BSME in Marine EngineeringUS CitizenshipUSCG License 3AE

About CACI

caci.com

Headquarters

Reston, Virginia, United States

Company Size

10001+ employees

Founded

1962

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CACI International Inc (NYSE: CACI) is a large U.S. federal government contractor and national security technology company that provides solutions in areas such as C3I, cyber, electronic warfare, enterprise IT, space, and mission engineering support. The company develops advanced defense technologies including counter-UAS systems, optical communications, agile software development, and network modernization for government and military clients. CACI is headquartered in Reston, VA and is ranked among the top prime contractors in the federal government market.