Master's degree in aeronautical, astronautical, or mechanical engineering.
Experience with operating additive machines, including parameter development and process control.
Experience with additive simulation software.
Experience with topology optimization software.
Knowledge of various additive and subtractive manufacturing and joining techniques for metals.
Solid understanding of optics and lasers.
Familiarity with common engineering materials properties (strength, life, thermal, fluid compatibility etc.) and processing attributes particularly for titanium or nickel-based alloys.
Experience with detailed design and operation of propulsion fluid components (e.g., valves).
Experience with setting up and running multifactorial design experiments (DOE's).
Ability to perform trade studies using first principles and engineering fundamentals.
Proficient in basic principles of compressible and incompressible flow, thermodynamics, thermochemistry, mechanics, materials, and electrical circuits.
Experience with Finite Element Modeling and Postprocessing (FEMAP), Analysis System (ANSYS), and similar structural analysis software tools.
Hands-on experience with aerospace components or fluid system testing, including pressure, hot-fire, and environmental testing.
Navy Fleet submarine operational experience.
Technical knowledge of SUBSAFE program.
Ten (10) years of experience with Navy acquisition and Submarine Programs.
Recent experience in Team Submarine would be ideal.
Submarine Engineering experience is a plus.
Experience supporting a submarine acquisition program.
Typical technical or engineering experience and expertise in working with the DoW acquisition programs and processes.
Experience in developing technical standards.
Engineering and acquisition fundamentals, as well as expertise with undersea shipbuilding programs.