Navy - Design Engineer II

San Diego, CA
Full Time
Navy - PIMSS
Experienced
cFocus Software seeks a Design Engineer II to join our program supporting the United States Navy (DON). This position is on site in the San Diego, CA area. This position requires a Secret clearance.
Qualifications:
  • Active Secret clearance
  • Bachelor’s degree in an Engineering discipline or Industrial Design.
  • 3 – 7+ years of professional engineering or design engineering experience consistent with the Engineer, Design II (ED2) labor category.
  • Experience supporting Department of Defense (DoD), Department of the Navy (DoN), NAVWAR, modernization, installation, production, or systems integration programs is desirable.
  • Knowledge of engineering design principles, systems integration, and technical documentation development.
  • Experience reviewing engineering drawings, specifications, installation packages, and design documentation.
  • Knowledge of configuration management, engineering change management, ECPs, and VECP processes.
  • Ability to analyze technical requirements, production plans, installation schedules, and system specifications.
  • Understanding of Navy modernization, installation, testing, and production support activities.
  • Knowledge of test planning, Test Readiness Reviews (TRRs), verification, and validation processes.
  • Strong analytical, organizational, problem-solving, and critical-thinking skills.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
  • Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications, SharePoint, and engineering collaboration tools.
  • Ability to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary engineering team.

Duties:
  • Plan, integrate, coordinate, track, and execute installation design and engineering activities.
  • Prepare, review, update, revise, and maintain technical and programmatic documentation, fielding plans, engineering packages, and briefing materials.
  • Analyze installation and production operations and develop recommendations for technical and schedule risk reduction.
  • Identify schedule, engineering, and technical variances and provide recommendations to resolve discrepancies.
  • Develop and maintain installation documentation including JCFs, ICDs, SIDs, EDDs, SCDs, IDPs, BESEPs, site survey reports, and related engineering products.
  • Provide technical input during program reviews, design reviews, engineering working groups, and stakeholder meetings.
  • Support production and installation configuration management activities, including tracking engineering changes, approvals, and associated documentation.
  • Coordinate ship checks, site surveys, installation schedules, and engineering assessments supporting modernization efforts.
  • Monitor installation completion documentation and identify missing, incomplete, or overdue engineering deliverables.
  • Update, maintain, and modernize engineering documentation resulting from Engineering Change Proposal (ECP) implementation.
  • Support implementation and integration of ECPs and Value Engineering Change Proposals (VECPs).
  • Perform engineering analyses of requirements, production plans, technical specifications, and system performance criteria.
  • Evaluate design compliance with engineering standards, specifications, and program requirements.
  • Prepare, review, and support test plans, test readiness review materials, test procedures, and test event execution.
  • Analyze test results and provide recommendations for corrective actions and engineering improvements.
  • Develop engineering reports, technical recommendations, white papers, status reports, and executive briefings.
  • Collaborate with Government personnel, program managers, logisticians, installers, production teams, and engineers to resolve technical issues.
  • Recommend process improvements that enhance design quality, engineering efficiency, documentation accuracy, and modernization execution.
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