Position Overview
The Ship’s Systems Analyst, Nuclear provides senior-level technical and analytical expertise supporting the readiness, maintenance, modernization, and lifecycle management of U.S. Navy nuclear-powered aircraft carriers (CVNs). This position directly supports CNAF’s CVN Readiness Operations Center (ROC) by delivering data-driven assessments, engineering analysis, and readiness recommendations focused on nuclear propulsion and associated shipboard systems.
The Analyst plays a critical role in enhancing mission capability, optimizing maintenance and modernization planning, and ensuring compliance with applicable NAVSEA, TYCOM, and nuclear propulsion directives—while operating strictly within contractual and regulatory limitations for nuclear systems.
Key Responsibilities Nuclear Propulsion & HM&E Readiness SupportProvide expert analysis and recommendations to optimize the maintenance, repair, operation, and modernization of CVN nuclear propulsion systems.
Support propulsion plant readiness through evaluation of baseline nuclear repair packages, Reactor Maintenance Requirements (RMRs), and modernization initiatives.
Assess propulsion, mechanical, electrical, and auxiliary systems unique to aircraft carriers to identify readiness risks, material deficiencies, and improvement opportunities.
Conduct technical evaluations in support of Directed Fleet Support (DFS) requests, material condition assessments, and readiness degradation issues.
Support engineering studies, feasibility analyses, and system assessments related to CVN propulsion and integrated shipboard systems.
Assist in the preparation of Justification Cost Forms (JCFs), Ship Alteration (S/A) records, and Ship Change Document (SCD) inputs (excluding restricted nuclear diagnostics).
Support CVN ROC readiness reporting by analyzing system availability, maintenance trends, and material condition data.
Utilize data analysis and predictive modeling techniques to identify potential system failures, reduce unplanned maintenance, and improve system availability.
Contribute to Carrier Readiness Calls (CRC) and readiness assessments to improve data accuracy, visibility, and decision-making for senior Navy leadership.
Support Life Cycle Maintenance Plans (LCMPs), Availability Work Packages (AWPs), and long-range maintenance schedules related to nuclear and supporting systems.
Assist in modernization planning and execution for CVNs, including Refueling and Complex Overhaul (RCOH) and inactivation availability planning.
Coordinate with NAVSEA, Naval Shipyards, RMCs, NSWCs, and other stakeholders to resolve technical issues and align readiness priorities.
Support configuration data management (CDM) efforts by validating system configurations and ensuring alignment between engineering and logistics data.
Participate in Integrated Product Teams (IPTs), readiness working groups, and technical reviews supporting CVN readiness and modernization initiatives.
Assist in developing technical documentation, reports, and readiness products supporting CNAF objectives.
Ensure all work complies with NAVSEA instructions, the Naval Sea Systems Command Authorized Data List (NADL), and applicable nuclear propulsion policies.
Adhere strictly to contract limitations regarding nuclear system diagnostics, posted radiation areas, and handling of radioactive materials.
Experience
Minimum of 15 years cumulative experience in the operation, maintenance, repair, and testing of naval shipboard equipment and systems.
At least 15 years of direct involvement with Naval Nuclear Propulsion systems aboard U.S. Navy aircraft carriers.
Minimum of 10 years of hands-on operational experience while actively serving onboard U.S. Navy aircraft carriers.
10 years of experience specifically focused on aircraft carrier systems and operations, including propulsion, mechanical, electrical, and auxiliary systems unique to CVNs.
Technical Expertise
Extensive knowledge of CVN nuclear propulsion plants, HM&E…
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