Jobs at Maya Marine & Logistics

The Scheduler role supports NAVSEA Regional Maintenance Center efforts by managing detailed work packages and production schedules for LHD-class ship repair and modernization. Key responsibilities include developing work packages from technical drawings, building and maintaining Integrated Master Schedules using Primavera P6, and tracking daily progress to identify risks. The position requires coordinating with engineering, QA, and production teams to ensure alignment with Navy safety and quality standards. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking to apply their expertise in a critical shipyard environment with a focus on complex logistics and mission-critical execution. The role involves a mix of shipboard and shipyard work, requiring interaction with waterfront personnel and potential overtime to support availability milestones.

This Program Analyst role supports Marine Forces Pacific at Camp H.M. Smith in Hawaii, focusing on capturing and integrating theater-level Lessons Learned from joint, coalition, and partner forces. Key responsibilities include analyzing operational trends, managing knowledge management workflows, and preparing comprehensive reports and briefings for senior leadership to inform operational planning. The position appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to national security strategy within a collaborative environment that values professional growth and mission impact. The role requires an active security clearance and is based on-site in Hawaii, offering the opportunity to work with high-level military stakeholders and leverage extensive experience in military operations and analysis.

This PRN Physician Assistant role serves as an independent contractor supporting the Reserve Health Readiness Program for various U.S. military branches. Based primarily in Kentucky, the position involves conducting physical health assessments, reviewing medical records, and interviewing service members to determine medical readiness. The role requires documenting findings in proprietary systems and identifying urgent behavioral health concerns. The position appeals to clinicians seeking flexible weekend work with occasional weekday availability in a fast-paced environment. It offers the opportunity to contribute to national defense health readiness while working with a trusted industry leader that utilizes mobile and fixed-clinic models. The role is ideal for those with experience in primary care or occupational health who can adapt to large volumes of patients and travel to remote military installations.

This PRN Physician Assistant role serves as an independent contractor supporting the Reserve Health Readiness Program for various U.S. military branches. Based primarily in West Virginia, the position involves conducting physical health assessments, reviewing medical records, and interviewing service members to determine medical readiness. The role requires documenting findings in proprietary systems and identifying urgent health concerns, including behavioral health, without prescribing medications. The position appeals to clinicians seeking flexible weekend work with occasional weekday availability in a fast-paced environment. It offers the opportunity to contribute to national defense readiness while working within a trusted organization known for its innovative care delivery models, including mobile treatment centers and telemedicine.

This PRN Nurse Practitioner role serves as an independent contractor supporting the Reserve Health Readiness Program in Kentucky. The position focuses on providing health readiness services to various military branches, primarily on weekends. Key responsibilities include conducting physical health assessments, reviewing medical records and questionnaires, interviewing service members to identify health concerns, and documenting results for readiness classification. The role appeals to clinicians seeking flexible, as-needed work with a trusted industry leader that has over thirty years of experience. It offers the opportunity to contribute to a mission of maintaining a deployable military force through mobile and fixed-clinic models. The position requires an active state license and CPR certification, with travel to various military installations and adaptability to fast-paced environments.

This position serves as a Physician Assistant within the Reserve Health Readiness Program, functioning as an independent contractor to support military service members across multiple branches. The role is primarily based in Arkansas with a schedule focused on weekends and occasional weekdays on an as-needed basis. Key responsibilities include conducting physical health assessments, reviewing medical histories and questionnaires, interviewing personnel to identify health concerns, and documenting readiness classifications in proprietary systems. The position appeals to clinicians seeking flexible, part-time work that contributes to national defense readiness. It offers the opportunity to work in diverse environments, including remote military installations, within a team dedicated to high standards of care delivery.

This senior Program Manager role within HII's Uncrewed Systems business group oversees the full lifecycle of complex defense and marine programs involving unmanned underwater and surface vehicles. The position requires directing all phases from capture to completion, managing program budgets and schedules, and serving as the primary liaison for customers and subcontractors. Key responsibilities include leading contract negotiations, driving technical performance reviews, and managing cross-functional teams to ensure mission success. The role is based on-site in Virginia Beach with approximately 25% travel and offers the appeal of working on cutting-edge national security solutions in a supportive, values-driven environment that prioritizes career growth and professional development.

The Deck Electrician Trainee role at Newport News Shipbuilding offers individuals with no prior trade experience a pathway to a full-time career in naval shipbuilding. The position begins with a mandatory two-week unpaid training program focused on electrical systems for aircraft carriers and submarines. Key responsibilities include installing and repairing electrical components, interpreting complex schematics, performing preventative maintenance, and working in diverse environments ranging from confined spaces to extreme heights. The role appeals to candidates seeking a stable career with a supportive, values-driven organization that provides comprehensive benefits and opportunities for continuous professional growth. The position is based on-site in Newport News, Virginia, and requires physical agility, the ability to work in all weather conditions, and flexibility to work various shifts.

This full-time role at Newport News Shipbuilding involves serving as an experienced deck electrician within the electrical team in Newport News, Virginia. The position focuses on installing, repairing, and testing complex electrical systems aboard U.S. Navy nuclear aircraft carriers and submarines, including lighting, power distribution, and navigation equipment. Key responsibilities include interpreting technical schematics, performing preventative maintenance, and executing tasks in challenging environments such as extreme heights or confined spaces. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to a historic legacy of building the world's most powerful naval vessels while working in a supportive, safety-first culture. The position offers comprehensive benefits, career growth opportunities, and a stable work environment, though it requires on-site presence and physical agility to handle diverse industrial tasks.

This independent contractor role involves serving as a Physician Assistant within the Reserve Health Readiness Program to support military personnel across various branches. The position focuses on conducting physical health assessments, reviewing medical histories, and documenting readiness classifications to ensure deployable forces. Key responsibilities include interviewing service members to identify immediate medical or behavioral health concerns and utilizing proprietary systems for record-keeping. The role is appealing for its opportunity to contribute to national defense health readiness while working in a fast-paced, adaptable environment. Assignments are primarily scheduled for weekends with occasional weekdays, often requiring travel to remote military installations or mobile treatment centers. The position offers a chance to join a trusted industry leader with over three decades of experience in delivering care through diverse medical models.

The Laboratory Technician 2 role at Teledyne Brown Engineering supports advanced radiological gas analysis within a high-reliability engineering environment. Key responsibilities include operating specialized instrumentation such as gas chromatographs and vacuum systems, performing sample processing and calibration, and accurately documenting measurement results for environmental and defense markets. The position requires strict adherence to safety protocols, inventory management, and clear communication of technical data. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to critical aerospace and defense projects while working in a collaborative culture that values innovation and integrity. The role is based on-site and requires US citizenship with the ability to maintain government security clearance.

This full-time Quality Engineer 3 role within HII's Uncrewed Systems division focuses on overseeing quality management for Unmanned Surface Vessel programs in Virginia Beach. Key responsibilities include conducting supplier audits, collaborating with design and subcontractor teams to define quality requirements, and leading root cause analysis to drive continuous improvement and process standardization. The position requires up to 50% travel to supplier sites and other facilities. The role is appealing for its opportunity to work on advanced defense and marine technologies, offering a supportive culture that prioritizes safety and ethics, along with comprehensive benefits and professional growth opportunities in a values-driven organization.

The Mission Coordinator role within HII's Global Security division supports the Navy Integrated Training Environment in Coronado, California. This position focuses on coordinating Undersea Warfare and Mine Warfare exercises, ensuring all equipment and resources align with military regulations and training requirements. Key responsibilities include planning and executing training events, analyzing operational data, developing training materials, and facilitating post-mission debriefings for naval forces. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to national defense through advanced simulation and training solutions. It offers a supportive, values-driven culture with opportunities for career growth and professional development. The position is full-time and on-site, requiring occasional flexibility for non-standard hours and up to 10% travel.

This temporary Research Scientist/Engineer role serves as the Field Research Operations Manager for the GTMBA, a global initiative dedicated to deploying deep-ocean moored buoys for climate research and forecasting. The position involves comprehensive cruise planning, coordinating international field operations, and managing instrumentation laboratories. Key responsibilities include leading research cruises as Chief Scientist, performing real-time data quality analysis, supervising junior staff, and liaising with domestic and foreign partners to ensure successful buoy deployments and recoveries. The role offers the appeal of contributing to critical global climate monitoring within a diverse, intellectually stimulating environment at the University of Washington. While primarily based in the United States, the position requires extensive travel for oceanographic field operations and occasional on-call availability for data monitoring.

This industrial paint role at Wabtec Corporation involves preparing and coating metal parts for the freight and transit rail industry. The position requires operating wet paint systems to apply industrial finishes, inspecting units for quality defects like runs or debris, and performing routine maintenance on spray equipment and booths. Key responsibilities include masking surfaces, measuring coating thickness, and assisting with daily cleaning and 5S procedures. The role is based on a second shift schedule in an indoor manufacturing environment. The position appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to a global leader in transportation innovation within a culture that values diversity, inclusion, and continuous improvement.

This full-time over-the-road truck driving role with Koch Trucking's flatbed division requires a valid CDL-A license and one year of experience. The position involves hauling oversized flatbed loads, utilizing a modern fleet of Volvo and Freightliner trucks, and may include border crossings to Canada. Key responsibilities include securing cargo, managing tarping and dimensional loads, and maintaining safety standards while operating on routes lasting 14 to 21 days. The role appeals to drivers through a driver-focused culture, a company-owned fleet averaging 16 months old, and comprehensive benefits including health insurance, a 401k match, and a paid iPad for connectivity. Additional perks include paid orientation at a luxury hotel, a pet policy, and access to driver lounges.

This full-time over-the-road truck driving role with Koch Trucking's flatbed division involves hauling oversized loads for a family-owned transportation company. Key responsibilities include operating modern Volvo and Freightliner trucks, securing flatbed cargo, and navigating routes that may include border crossings into Canada. The position offers significant appeal through a driver-focused culture, a fleet of trucks averaging 16 months old, and comprehensive benefits including paid weekly wages, health insurance, and a 401k match. The role provides flexibility with home time ranging from 14 to 21 days and includes paid orientation at a luxury hotel. Additional perks include a free iPad for connectivity, a pet policy, and access to driver lounges.

This full-time over-the-road position involves operating a flatbed truck for Koch Trucking's dedicated division. The role requires a valid CDL-A license and at least one year of driving experience, with specialized training provided for those new to flatbed operations. Key responsibilities include hauling oversized loads, managing securement and tarping tasks, and navigating routes that may extend to Canada. The position is appealing due to the company's driver-focused culture, a modern fleet of trucks averaging 16 months old, and comprehensive benefits including health insurance, paid time off, and a 401k match. The job offers significant earning potential through various pay incentives and includes paid orientation at a luxury hotel. Drivers can expect to be out for 14 to 21 days at a time.

This full-time over-the-road position involves operating a flatbed truck for Koch Trucking's dedicated division. The role requires a valid Class A CDL and at least one year of driving experience, with specialized training provided for those new to flatbed operations. Key responsibilities include hauling oversized loads, securing cargo, and navigating routes that may extend to Canada. The position is appealing due to the company's family-owned culture, a modern fleet of trucks averaging 16 months old, and comprehensive benefits including health insurance, paid time off, and a 401k match. Drivers can expect regular home time and a supportive environment recognized for excellence in the transportation industry.

This full-time over-the-road position involves operating a flatbed truck for Koch Trucking's dedicated division. The role requires a valid CDL-A license and at least one year of driving experience, with specialized training provided for those new to flatbed operations. Key responsibilities include hauling oversized loads, managing securement and tarping tasks, and navigating routes that may extend to Canada. The position appeals to drivers through a modern fleet of trucks averaging 16 months old, featuring premium amenities like leather interiors and double bunks. The company emphasizes a family-owned culture focused on driver respect and safety, offering paid weekly earnings, comprehensive health benefits, and a generous paid time off package. The work arrangement is primarily over-the-road with home time varying between 14 to 21 days depending on location.

This full-time over-the-road driving role involves operating a flatbed truck for Koch Trucking's specialized division. The position requires a valid CDL-A license and one year of experience, though additional training is provided for those new to flatbed operations. Key responsibilities include hauling oversized loads, managing securement and tarping, and navigating routes that may extend to Canada. The role appeals to drivers seeking a supportive, family-owned culture with a modern fleet of trucks averaging 16 months old. Benefits include paid weekly earnings, comprehensive health insurance, a 401k match, and a pet-friendly policy. The position offers a home time schedule of 14 to 21 days and includes fully paid orientation at a luxury hotel.

This full-time over-the-road position involves operating a flatbed truck for Koch Trucking's specialized division. The role requires a valid CDL-A license and at least one year of driving experience, with comprehensive training provided for those new to flatbed operations. Key responsibilities include hauling oversized loads, managing securement and tarping, and navigating routes that may extend to Canada. The position is appealing due to the company's driver-focused culture, a modern fleet of trucks averaging 16 months old, and a supportive environment that includes paid orientation, weekly pay, and a comprehensive benefits package. Drivers can expect home time ranging from 14 to 21 days and enjoy perks such as a pet policy, free communication devices, and access to driver lounges.