PCS ILS Professional - Submarine Combat Systems

Overview

SEA CORP – Middletown, RI, United States

SEACORP is seeking a well-qualified PCS ILS Professional - Submarine Combat Systems
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Job Summary: SEACORP's Combat Systems Business Area is seeking an Integrated Logistics professional for the Payload Control System of the BYG-1 program. The PCS ILS Professional - Submarine Combat Systems will be responsible for developing technical documentation, creating and maintaining schedules, and reviewing documentation for technical accuracy, usability, and fleet relevance of submarine technical documentation.

Key responsibilities include:

• Participate in feature design reviews and implementation demonstrations.
• Provide feedback on the operational impacts of new features to software developers, systems engineers and testers.
• Develop, review, validate, and provide detailed feedback on IETM content, structure, and accuracy.
• Ensure IETMs are technically aligned with PCS system architecture, configuration, and operational behavior.
• Collaborate with systems engineers, developers, and government stakeholders to resolve discrepancies and ensure content completeness.
• Translate complex system information into accessible content suitable for end users (fleet maintainers, operators, and technicians).
• Develop and maintain a schedule to meet BYG-1 delivery milestones.
• Provide technical input on procedures, troubleshooting steps, preventive maintenance, and safety protocols.
• Participate in TIMs, CCBs, and documentation review boards.

Education: Associate’s or bachelor’s degree in engineering, Information Technology, or a related technical field is preferred but not required. Equivalent military training and experience may be substituted.

Experience: 3+ years of experience with U.S. Navy submarine systems, preferably in combat systems.

• Deep understanding of BYG-1 and PCS
• Experience with IETMs, technical manuals, or maintenance documentation in a DoD or Navy context
• Familiarity with Navy maintenance philosophies and procedures (e.g., troubleshooting logic)
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Proficient in reviewing technical diagrams, system schematics, and interface documentation
• Ability to isolate software and hardware problems and implement fixes
• Experience participating in Test Events and System Assessments

Ideal

Skills and Experience:

• Former U.S. Navy Fire Control Technician (FT) or SONAR Technician with experience on Virginia, Seawolf, Ohio, or 688-class submarines, or experience as a BYG-1/SWFTS Systems or Test Engineer
• Familiarity with Navy logistics systems such as CDMD-OA, TDMIS, or SCLSIS

Citizenship: As a requirement of employment, all SEACORP employees must hold U.S. Citizenship.

Location: Middletown, RI

Travel: Not specified

Clearance: Secret

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