Engineer 2- Outfitting

As an Engineer 2 - Outfitting at our company, you will be responsible for utilizing ShipConstructor to check outfitting drawings, communicate with modelers for modifications, and resolve any issues in the designs. Your primary role is to ensure that the outfitting designs support the construction of Navy vessels, working closely with your team lead to finalize models and designs.

To be considered for the Engineer 2 - Outfitting position at our company, you must possess a bachelor's degree in any engineering discipline or have at least 13 years of experience without a degree. Additionally, 4+ years of experience specifically in maritime outfitting and proficiency in ShipConstructor and AutoCad software are essential.

Yes, the Engineer 2 - Outfitting position at our company initially requires three weeks on-site work before transitioning to a remote working environment. This approach allows you to familiarize yourself with the team and the specific projects involved.

The pay range for the Engineer 2 - Outfitting role at our company is competitive, falling between $31 to $38 per hour, depending on experience and qualifications.

Our company is committed to creating diverse and inclusive environments, where all employees, including those in roles like Engineer 2 - Outfitting, can bring their authentic selves to work. We strongly believe that diversity enriches our team and enhances our projects, making us more innovative.

In answering this question, focus on specific projects where you've utilized ShipConstructor, detailing your role and the outcomes. Highlight any challenges you faced and how you overcame them, emphasizing your technical skills and problem-solving abilities.

Candidates should look to describe a significant challenge related to maritime outfitting, detailing the steps taken for resolution, collaborative efforts with team members, and the final outcome to showcase critical thinking and teamwork.

Discuss your systematic approach to checking drawings in ShipConstructor and AutoCad, including methods for cross-referencing data, collaboration with peers, and the importance of adhering to standards in the maritime industry.

Indicate your commitment to continuous learning through attending conferences, following industry publications, or engaging with professional engineering organizations. This shows passion for your field and a proactive attitude.

Share examples of past experiences working in teams, how you’ve communicated with colleagues, and the impact of collaboration on successful projects. Highlight instances where teamwork resolved complex issues effectively.

Elaborate on your understanding of safety protocols in maritime projects. Discuss your familiarity with industry standards and regulations and how you apply them during design and modification processes.

Provide a specific example where you received constructive feedback and modified your designs accordingly. This not only demonstrates flexibility but also your ability to incorporate diverse perspectives.

Candidates should emphasize time management strategies, prioritization of tasks, and potential tools or methods used to ensure that high-quality work is delivered on time. Mention your commitment to excellence.

Express your passion for maritime engineering and discuss the excitement of contributing to Navy projects. Personal anecdotes about why this field inspires you can make your answer resonate more deeply.

Provide a clear definition of outfitting in the maritime context, elaborating on its importance in naval vessel construction, and citing specific components like doors, hatches, and closures that you’ve worked with.