Under minimal supervision, the Manufacturing Technician tests, troubleshoots, repairs, and modifies mechanical, electronic, and fiber optic components and systems, with emphasis on electronics, network-based telemetry, instrumentation, and test equipment.
Compensation
In compliance with pay transparency requirements, the salary range for this role is $54,600 - $89,840.
Responsibilities
Manufactures electrical and optical assemblies, components, and harnesses using several fixtures and required tooling as specified through controlled instructions.
Conducts functional and continuity tests of electrical and optical assemblies, components, and harnesses using ohmmeters, oscilloscopes, and other test equipment.
Recommend changes in test procedures and test specifications to improve performance and functional testing of production or prototype components.
Set up standard test apparatus or devise test equipment and circuitry to conduct functional, operational, environmental, and life tests to evaluate performance and reliability of prototype or production model per test procedures.
Assist engineers in troubleshooting failed production or prototype components under their direction and guidance.
The Crewperson is responsible for servicing and maintaining low voltage systems, including WAN/LAN, CCTV, camera's, DVR's, including DVR software applications, Napco security systems, access control systems, computer knowledge, including repair of computer hardware, fiber optic, and camera systems. New installations as well as major system renovations are made by this department when dictated by capital improvement projects.
Responsibilities
Servicing and maintaining low voltage systems (WAN/LAN, CCTV, access control)
Repairing computer hardware, fiber optic, and camera systems
Performing new installations and major system renovations
Supervise Manufacturing Technicians and provide daily directions and technical assistance to a multi-discipline crew in a submarine manufacturing environment.
Responsibilities
Supervise Manufacturing Technicians
Provide daily directions and technical assistance
Ensure work is efficiently performed in accordance with Ship’s Drawings/Work Procedures and Company Policies
Contribute to site goals for Safety, Quality, Cost, Schedule and Continuous Improvement
Administer and execute manufacturing facility paperwork
Requirements
High School Diploma/ GED or equivalent
Nice to have: 2+ years of leadership experience
Nice to have: Experience in Ship Building, Ship Repair and Manufacturing
Lead and supervise field technicians installing and maintaining structured cabling and low‑voltage systems in commercial and construction environments.
Compensation
$60,000–$75,000 annually, based on experience
Responsibilities
Supervise and coordinate field technicians performing structured cabling and low‑voltage installations
Provide daily leadership, technical guidance, training, and mentoring to field teams
Coordinate scheduling, project kickoff meetings, manpower assignments, and daily field operations
Conduct onsite quality‑control inspections to ensure installations meet industry standards
Oversee copper and fiber optic cabling installations, terminations, testing, troubleshooting, and maintenance
Requirements
Associate degree in a related technical field or an equivalent combination of education and experience
Network technician responsible for installation, operation, administration, and maintenance of digital and VoIP telephone switches, transport systems, and related network equipment.
Compensation
The compensation range for this job is:
$45.31 - $51.03
Responsibilities
Perform installation, maintenance and testing on private line and special circuit equipment
Install, align, and maintain line treatment equipment for data and analog circuits
Maintain central office and customer premise equipment including WAN/LAN Ethernet switches, routers, servers and VTC equipment
Perform line conditioning testing and end-to-end tests for data transport equipment
Coordinate installation activities with customers and departments
Provide day-to-day operation and maintenance support for various strategic SATCOM equipment fielded, including serving as the SATCOM Planner for strategic systems.
Responsibilities
Provide day-to-day operation and maintenance support for strategic SATCOM equipment
Collaborate with Senior Engineers to create more efficient methods
Perform routing protocols (OSPF, EIGRP, RIP)
Perform advanced corrective maintenance at the chassis-mounted component level
Evaluate and re-engineer complex circuits and link restoration strategies
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering
Associate’s degree plus seven years of recent specialized experience
Certification plus 7 years of recent specialized experience
Eleven years of recent specialized experience
Nice to have: Commercial and military satellite acquisition procedures
The Senior Electrical Engineer serves as a technical leader within the engineering team, responsible for designing and implementing advanced electrical systems for custom power distribution and control products.
Responsibilities
Lead and develop electrical designs for low- and medium-voltage power distribution systems, motor control centers, and custom control equipment, including arc flash protection systems.
Provide technical expertise and guidance on material selection, system architecture, and design concepts to ensure product integrity and customer satisfaction.
Partner with Mechanical Engineering, Building Design, Manufacturing, and Estimating teams to ensure designs are accurate, manufacturable, and cost-effective.
Establish, maintain, and continuously improve electrical design processes to increase efficiency, reduce operational costs, and support innovation.
Serve as the authority on UL standards, customer specifications, and regional code compliance to ensure safety and regulatory adherence.
You will perform factory acceptance testing on subsea umbilicals and related products at a manufacturing facility in Mobile, AL.
Compensation
$25-$27/hour | Day & Night shifts, 40 hrs/week with extended-duration testing coverage | Weekly pay every Friday | Great opportunity for OT pay | At $26/hr and 50 hrs/week, for example, earn weekly paychecks of $1,430 gross.
Responsibilities
Perform fiber optic testing and splicing, plus low voltage (1,000V) and medium voltage (6,000V+) cable testing
Run hydrostatic pressure tests on subsea umbilicals and related products (10,000-30,000 psi), including setup and leak checks
Operate and do basic maintenance on high pressure water jet and Hydratron pumps
Record test data digitally (CompactRIO, NI equipment, pressure transducers) and interpret results to call pass/fail
Document non-conformance reports (NCRs) and follow safety procedures, including PPE and LOTO
Serve as the single point of technical authority for all telecommunications-related systems, performing Basic and Detailed Engineering activities, delivering optimized end-to-end telecom solutions for offshore FPSO and platform projects.
Responsibilities
Serving as the single point of technical authority for all telecommunications-related systems
Performing Basic and Detailed Engineering activities, delivering optimized end-to-end telecom solutions for offshore FPSO and platform projects
Leading and mentoring a team of telecom engineers, assigning responsibilities and ensuring effective execution of project deliverables
Coordinating telecom engineering activities with multidisciplinary teams, including ICSS, Electrical, Instrumentation, Marine disciplines, as well as telecom package and equipment suppliers
Planning, coordinating and monitoring engineering activities to ensure compliance with project schedules, quality standards, and established procedures
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Telecommunications Engineering