Masters of Science in Mechanical, Structural, Engineering Mechanics, Acoustics or similar engineering discipline
Experience leading, mentoring, or managing a team of individual contributors
Direct experience with U.S. Navy shock qualification, including MIL-DTL-901 (barge and medium/lightweight shock machine testing) and Dynamic Design Analysis Method (DDAM) per NRL-1396
Direct experience with shipboard vibration and noise specifications such as MIL-STD-167-1 and MIL-STD-740-1/-2, and with acoustic signature or quieting requirements for surface ship or submarine equipment
Experience with structureborne and airborne noise prediction, transfer path analysis, statistical energy analysis (SEA), and vibration isolation / mount system design
Experience with rotordynamics, bearing and shaft line dynamics, or electromagnetic-to-structural force coupling in rotating machinery
Experience with fatigue, fracture, weldment, and durability assessment of large fabricated structures
Experience with the development of electric machines, electric motor/drive systems, electro-mechanical systems, gas turbines, steam turbines, diesel engines, or other power machinery
Experience with execution of projects for the US military or foreign navies
Experience with scripting and analysis automation (e.g., Python, APDL, MATLAB) and with managing HPC/compute resources for large simulation workloads
Active security clearance