Packaging & Control Specialist | Navshipyd & IMF DET GUAM Security Clearance

NAVSEA Shipyard Work Packaging & Control Support (submarines) Company:
Strategic Technology Institute, Inc. (STi)

Location:

Guam (NAVSHIPYD & IMF DET GUAM) – 100% on-site / waterfront shipyard environment

Clearance:
Active Secret (minimum required)

Position Type:
Full-Time

Strategic Technology Institute, Inc. (STi) supports national security missions across Engineering

• MRO
• Logistics
• IT & Cybersecurity
• Program Control

STi is a minority-owned Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB) focused on delivering effective, flexible, and innovative solutions that help customers meet mission objectives.

STi is seeking a Work Packaging & Control Support professional to support Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard & Intermediate Maintenance Facility (PHNSY&IMF) as it establishes NAVSHIPYD & IMF DET GUAM. This mid-level (7+ years) role sits at the center of waterfront execution—ensuring non-nuclear task packages are complete, accurate, ready for issue, and auditable so production shops can execute work efficiently during shipyard availabilities.

This position is not a testing authority role. Instead, you’ll focus on the “production package” side of the house: assembling and controlling TGIs/JOs into executable packages, confirming required documentation is included, coordinating with planning/material/QA/shops to close gaps, and supporting release and closeout/certification workflows.

• Assemble, package, and control work documents for execution: compile Task Group Instructions (TGIs), Job Orders (JOs), and supporting attachments into clear, production-ready task packages.

• Release and certify TGIs/JOs grouped into task packages in direct support of the work execution phase of a project (per Government workflow and approvals).

• Ensure “Ready for Issue” completeness by verifying packages contain the right technical references (drawings/spec excerpts/procedures), required QA documentation/hold points, and any applicable execution notes needed by the shop.

• Coordinate with Planning/Project Teams/Technical Codes/QA/Production Shops to resolve package gaps (missing references, unclear instructions, misaligned scope, incomplete attachments, etc.).

• Track and coordinate material, special tools, and equipment readiness—ensuring packages align with schedule milestones and execution windows.

• Compile and coordinate packaging of TGIs/JOs and supporting documentation so work can be issued without preventable delays.

• Perform post-completion package reviews: validate documentation quality, ensure required closeout artifacts are present, and support certification/turnover activities as required.

• Maintain disciplined document control and traceability practices to support shipyard auditability and configuration integrity in a high-tempo waterfront environment.

• Communicate package status, risks, and impediments to Government stakeholders and provide recommendations for resolution (for Government review/approval).
  
  Note:
  
  All contractor-prepared recommendations/documents are subject to Government Technical Lead review and approval prior to issuance.

• U.S. Citizenship required
• Active Secret security clearance required (minimum)
• 7+ years of relevant experience in a controlled environment (e.g., SUBSAFE, DSS-SOC, FBW SCS and/or Level I) supporting shipyard/waterfront availabilities in work packaging, production control, planning support, or ship maintenance documentation roles
• Demonstrated experience assembling/controlling work packages (e.g., TGIs/JOs or comparable shipyard tasking documents) for execution and closeout
• Strong ability to read/interpret technical documentation (drawings, procedures, specifications) and translate it into clear, executable, auditable work packages
• Proven coordination across cross-functional teams (planning, production shops, QA, material, engineering/tech codes) in schedule-driven environments
• Working knowledge of MS Office (Excel, Word, Outlook)

• Submarine availability experience or complex HM&E maintenance environment exposure
• Familiarity with shipyard planning/documentation ecosystems (e.g., AIM/AIMxp outputs, technical data…