Engineering Vendor Liaison
Engineering Vendor Liaison Engineering Vendor Liaison Description The Waterways Commerce Cutter (WCC) Engineering Vendor Liaison will support a lead engineer in a small team assigned to a Ship Work breakdown Structure (SWBS) section.
The Integrated Product Team (IPT) will deliver the design and build 30 vessels in a contract valued at more than $1.
1 billion.
The Coast Guard plans to acquire 16 river buoy tenders (WLR) and 11 inland construction tenders (WLIC).
The WCC Program is working under an accelerated program schedule to reach initial operation capability by 2025.
Initial operational capability is achieved following post-delivery availability, test and evaluation, and certification that the first hull of each WCC variant satisfies all key performance parameters or the threshold requirements without which the service's aids to navigation (ATON) mission in federal inland waterways cannot be performed.
Full operational capability, which will be achieved when the capability has been fully fielded, is planned for 2030.
Assist SWBS leads coordinating vendor engineering efforts and schedules to support program deliverables Support transition to production Oversee vendor certification for classing vendor supplied equipment Visit vendor facilities to liaison with vendors and inspect production progress Create content for presentations to company leadership Resolve problems and escalate risks as needed Liaise daily with assigned SWBS leads to escalate roadblocks to remove barriers Meet regularly with assigned vendors for status reports and escalate issues to appropriate company leadership Coordinate with sub-contractors and vendors to receive input to design activities Generate reports on vendor progress Partner with quality to troubleshoot installation issues, determine root cause, and recommend solutions Engineering Vendor Liaison Qualifications Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering with 5 years of experience 2 years of experience in propulsion, hydraulic, fuel, water, and mechanical systems Excellent communication, teamwork, leadership, conflict management, and critical thinking skills Experience working in small teams of engineers Experience with government procurement and contracting Knowledge of MS Office, Project, Access, Ship Constructor and AutoCAD Understand compliance with steel and aluminum boat building, mechanical and electrical systems to ABS and ABYC standards Experience complying to ASME and ANSI drafting standards Recommended Skills Aluminum Auto Cad Communication Conflict Management Construction Contract Management Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
The Integrated Product Team (IPT) will deliver the design and build 30 vessels in a contract valued at more than $1.
1 billion.
The Coast Guard plans to acquire 16 river buoy tenders (WLR) and 11 inland construction tenders (WLIC).
The WCC Program is working under an accelerated program schedule to reach initial operation capability by 2025.
Initial operational capability is achieved following post-delivery availability, test and evaluation, and certification that the first hull of each WCC variant satisfies all key performance parameters or the threshold requirements without which the service's aids to navigation (ATON) mission in federal inland waterways cannot be performed.
Full operational capability, which will be achieved when the capability has been fully fielded, is planned for 2030.
Assist SWBS leads coordinating vendor engineering efforts and schedules to support program deliverables Support transition to production Oversee vendor certification for classing vendor supplied equipment Visit vendor facilities to liaison with vendors and inspect production progress Create content for presentations to company leadership Resolve problems and escalate risks as needed Liaise daily with assigned SWBS leads to escalate roadblocks to remove barriers Meet regularly with assigned vendors for status reports and escalate issues to appropriate company leadership Coordinate with sub-contractors and vendors to receive input to design activities Generate reports on vendor progress Partner with quality to troubleshoot installation issues, determine root cause, and recommend solutions Engineering Vendor Liaison Qualifications Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering with 5 years of experience 2 years of experience in propulsion, hydraulic, fuel, water, and mechanical systems Excellent communication, teamwork, leadership, conflict management, and critical thinking skills Experience working in small teams of engineers Experience with government procurement and contracting Knowledge of MS Office, Project, Access, Ship Constructor and AutoCAD Understand compliance with steel and aluminum boat building, mechanical and electrical systems to ABS and ABYC standards Experience complying to ASME and ANSI drafting standards Recommended Skills Aluminum Auto Cad Communication Conflict Management Construction Contract Management Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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