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Senior Electrical Engineer

BAE Systems is seeking a Senior Electrical Engineer with extensive medium voltage experience to support our work as a prime contractor on a high-profile U.S. Navy facility development, recapitalization, and construction projects. Accuracy, integrity, subject matter expertise, and the ability to work well independently and with others are important traits we expect the successful candidate to possess and demonstrate. Position Description and Responsibilities:
This senior electrical engineering position will assist in military construction (MILCON) project development, concept power feeder designs, code compliance reviews, constructability reviews and ensuring SSP unique facility related requirements are incorporated into the electrical portion of various design phases of the MILCON projects. BAE Systems is seeking a senior electrical engineer to support our work as a prime contractor on high-profile U.S

Navy weapon systems. This electrical position will support the Navy Program Manager responsible for Strategic Systems Planning (SSP) Facilities Acquisition at TRIDENT Submarine Bases, primarily at Kings Bay, Georgia and Bangor, Washington. This engineering candidate is responsible for the development of site area single line diagrams, Bill of Materials for power feeder systems of industrial facilities, and the integration of new facilities into the existing on-base electrical power system.

The selected candidate will perform technical peer reviews of architectural/engineering (A/E) design submittals, develop unique SSP facility requirements & testing criteria, and perform constructability reviews of A/E produced design submittals. Candidate will also develop engineering study reports for impacts of new facility load impacts to the existing infrastructure and help coordinate and resolve facility design/integration issues. The position will contribute to the electrical aspects in the development of comprehensive MILCON documentation (DD1391 forms, equipment estimates, & facility concept infrastructure layout).

The position will also engage in working with subcontractors, providing the electrical design direction, and review of site electrical studies, such as power capacity assessments of existing power grids at selected sites for the new infrastructure. The position will lead the electrical groups development of SSP facility requirements to ensure the constructed facility performs the necessary function of mission. A limited amount of travel to off-site locations will be required on an as needed basis to support studies and design meetings.

The position will require generating correspondence to internal/external customers, other BAE sector government property administrators, and other architectural/engineering personnel. The candidate will be required to manage and/or support other discipline tasks as needed. This position must also work with and support corporate Safety, Health, Environment (SHE) personnel to maintain a safe work environment and ensures compliance with safety objectives and policies.

The candidate will be required to maintain the strict confidentiality of sensitive information.

About BAE Systems and the U.S. Navy's Strategic Systems Programs (SSP) Our organization has supported the U.S. Navy's Strategic Systems Programs (SSP) continually since the program's inception in the 1950s. SSP developed the first sea-based, underwater-launched Strategic Weapon System (SWS), a defense system that is truly critical to our national security. For more than six decades, SSP has maintained and upgraded this weapon system and we have been there every step of the way.

The sea-based SWS is the ultimate stealthy weapon system and is the first leg of the U.S. nuclear triad. With over 70% of our nation's nuclear arsenal its importance to maintaining world peace cannot be overstated. The development of Columbia, the most advanced nuclear-powered, nuclear-armed submarine ever designed, as well the next D5LE2 weapon system is under way and will begin to be rolled out over the next decade.

The Navy projects this system to be operational through 2084, meaning the program…