Service Engineering Agent; ISEA​/Maritime Maintenance Specialist

Position Summary

The In-Service Engineering Agent (ISEA) provides hands‑on engineering, maintenance, troubleshooting, testing, and fleet readiness support for government‑owned watercraft. This position ensures vessels remain operational, mission‑ready, and capable of supporting fleet requirements.

• Perform troubleshooting, diagnostics, and repair of mechanical, electrical, and electronic systems.
• Conduct preventive and corrective maintenance on government watercraft.
• Service Yamaha personal watercraft and other diesel, gasoline, inboard, outboard, and waterjet propulsion systems.
• Support emergent maintenance requirements and fleet casualty response.

• Conduct vessel inspections, material condition assessments, and readiness evaluations.
• Identify deficiencies and recommend corrective actions.
• Support fleet sustainment and readiness reporting requirements.
• Participate in daily production and maintenance planning meetings.

• Support installation and integration of new equipment and vessel upgrades.
• Conduct operational testing, sea trials, and acceptance testing.
• Assist with fabrication, modification, and assembly of vessel components.
• Provide technical feedback and recommendations for system improvements.

• Support vessel turnover, transportation, onboarding, and offloading events.
• Prepare vessels and trailers for transport and operational deployment.
• Assist with fleet movements and mission support activities.
• Provide technical support during operational events and exercises.

Occasional travel may be required to support fleet operations and testing activities, including:

• Dahlgren, VA
• Panama City, FL
• Gulfport, MS

• Experience maintaining and repairing small boats, RHIBs, personal watercraft, or similar maritime platforms.
• Strong mechanical, electrical, and troubleshooting skills.
• Experience conducting vessel inspections and sea trials.
• Ability to work independently in a dynamic operational environment.
• Knowledge of marine propulsion systems, electrical systems, and vessel support equipment.

• USCG Captain's License, military maritime experience, or equivalent commercial experience.
• Experience supporting government maritime programs.
• Familiarity with Yamaha, diesel, waterjet, and outboard propulsion systems.
• Experience with technical testing, integration, and engineering support activities.

• Yamaha Personal Watercraft
• Corsair Craft
• Kraken Craft
• Other government‑owned vessels up to 30 feet in length utilizing waterjet, diesel, inboard, or outboard propulsion systems.