Shipyard Infrastructure Analyst Security Clearance

Position: Shipyard Infrastructure Analyst with Security Clearance
Position Description & Qualifications Position Description & Qualifications If you seek a rewarding, high profile and challenging position supporting projects for the US Navy
- Serco has a great opportunity for you! This position will be on a dynamic team, supporting Team Submarine. Bring your expertise and collaborative skills to make an impact on our military defense and safety of our sailors. Dixon Hicks, former submarine major command and commanding officer,  , leads the Maritime Industrial Base (MIB) support for this high-performing contractor team supporting NAVSEA.

Team Submarine's Submarine Program Offices are responsible for:
The acquisition of COLUMBIA Class Submarines (PMS 397) and for identifying, assembling, managing, directing, and coordinating the resources required for the R&D, design, construction, Test and Evaluation (T&E) and Live Fire Test and Evaluation (LFT&E) of the class. The program is a major defense acquisition program and is of significant political importance with Congress and the Office of the Secretary of War.

The acquisition of VIRGINIA Class Submarines (PMS 450) and for identifying, assembling, managing, directing, and coordinating the resources required for the R&D, design, construction, Test and Evaluation (T&E), Live Fire Test and Evaluation (LFT&E), and Fleet introduction of the U.S. Navy's newest class of nuclear attack submarines. The program is a major defense acquisition program with a total life cycle cost of approximately $336B.

Additionally, successful improvement of the Class' capabilities is of significant political importance with Congress and the Office of the Secretary of War. The SSN(X) Office (PMS 351) is responsible for the acquisition and design of the future fast attack submarine and for identifying, assembling, managing, directing, and coordinating the resources required for the R&D, design, construction, Test and Evaluation (T&E) and Live Fire Test and Evaluation (LFT&E) of the future submarine.

The future Attack Submarine will be designed to retain multi-mission capability and sustained combat presence in denied waters with a focus on greater speed, stealth, and horizontal payloads and salvo rates. Serco supports the US Navy as a prime for their Team Submarine contract supporting the acquisition of submarines. The Team Submarine concept unifies once diverse submarine-related activities into a single submarine-centric organization with the goal of eliminating traditional stovepipe structures and processes that created impediments and inefficiencies in the submarine research, development, acquisition, and maintenance communities.

Team Submarine provides improved communication among the various offices that contribute to the overall success of the United States Submarine Force. If you are passionate about identifying cutting-edge solutions, bridging strategic gaps between government and industry, and advancing national defense capabilities through advance manufacturing, SERCO has a high-impact opportunity for you. This position is contingent upon your ability to obtain a SECRET clearance.

Mid-level position. As the Shipyard Infrastructure Analyst supporting the U.S. Navy's Maritime Industrial Base (MIB), you will serve as a trusted advisor and support to the MIB Program Office in the analysis and strategic planning of shipyard infrastructure initiatives across the Navy's maritime industrial base, with a focus on the adaptation and integration of Advanced Manufacturing Technologies. This position involves assessing infrastructure capability and identifying opportunities to modernize facilities in ways that enhance shipbuilding and repair capacity.

Prior experience in naval construction and shipyard operations is required. A deep understanding of the entire shipyard manufacturing processes, including production flow, facility utilization, and the integration of trades, is essential for assessing how infrastructure enables or constrains ship construction and repair activities. You will collaborate with Navy program offices, engineering teams, and shipyard stakeholders as well as conduct site visits to analyze facility, process data, develop technical recommendations to guide infrastructure investment planning.

Furthermore, you will be expected to work through challenges that occur when promoting, adopting, and certifying new technology within the DoD acquisition environment. The ideal candidate is a technically trained engineer with demonstrated knowledge of shipyard manufacturing, production processes, and ability to identify cross area impacts with strong relationship building skills. This position will be hybrid ( preferably within 50 miles of Washington Navy Yard ) as you work from home or travel to engage with the MIB office, suppliers, and shipyards.

In this role, you will:
* Assess infrastructure capability and identify opportunities to modernize shipyard facilities in ways that enhance shipbuilding and repair capacity.
* Demonstrate a deep…