Jobs at Naval Systems, Inc. (NSI)

This active officer role as a Nuclear Engineer involves designing, regulating, and overseeing the Navy's nuclear propulsion program from headquarters. Key responsibilities include providing technical direction on reactor design, fluid systems, and safety controls while coordinating with shipyards and fleet units to ensure reliable operations. The position offers significant technical responsibility early in a career within a lean staff, focusing on analytical oversight rather than shipboard watchstanding. It appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment with opportunities for professional growth, advanced graduate study, and rotational exposure to laboratories and prototypes. The work arrangement is primarily office-based in the Washington, D.C. area with regular site visits to laboratories and shipyards.

This full-time Scrum Master role within HII's Mission Technologies division supports the Minotaur software development team in delivering critical defense and cyber solutions. The position requires facilitating the Scrum framework, including sprint planning, daily stand-ups, and retrospectives, while coaching teams on agile best practices to remove obstacles and improve workflows. Key responsibilities involve collaborating with product owners to align on project goals, fostering a culture of continuous improvement, and maintaining transparency across stakeholder interactions. The opportunity offers a hybrid work arrangement based in Columbia, Maryland, with occasional travel. It appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment where servant leadership is valued, providing access to extensive professional development, a supportive culture, and the chance to contribute to national security initiatives.

This full-time Information System Security Officer role supports the Joint Integrated Test and Training Center at Nellis Air Force Base, focusing on securing advanced Modeling and Simulation systems for military training. The position involves drafting and updating Risk Management Framework documentation to maintain Authorization to Operate, conducting continuous monitoring of virtual training environments like the Joint Simulation Environment, and ensuring compliance with DoD cybersecurity standards. The role offers the opportunity to protect critical infrastructure that prepares warfighters for complex missions within a collaborative, mission-driven team. While the position is primarily onsite, it includes minimal travel and provides access to extensive professional development, comprehensive benefits, and a supportive culture dedicated to national defense innovation.

This full-time Lead Computer/Network Security Systems Specialist role resides within HII's Warfare Systems division, supporting national security missions for the U.S. Army and federal partners. The position involves collaborating with network architects to secure information systems, analyzing site surveys, and designing modern network architectures that align with DoD acquisition requirements. Key responsibilities include briefing technical plans to government stakeholders, implementing Zero Trust principles, and managing vulnerability scanning tools to ensure compliance with federal security standards. The role offers the opportunity to work on cutting-edge cyber operations and defense technology in a supportive, values-driven culture. While based in Fort Belvoir, Virginia, the position includes minimal travel and provides access to extensive professional development and career growth programs.

This full-time apprentice role supports the Federal Systems team at Johnson Controls in Norfolk, Virginia, focusing on shipboard HVAC and refrigeration equipment for the U.S. Navy and Coast Guard. The position involves maintaining, diagnosing, and repairing chilled water plants and large mechanical systems while performing preventative maintenance tasks such as belt adjustments and lubrication. The role offers immediate eligibility for benefits, three weeks of paid vacation, and the opportunity to work with mission-critical technology on over 90% of the U.S. Naval fleet. The position is based on-site in Norfolk and requires a valid driver's license and the ability to obtain government security clearances.

This onsite role at Raytheon's Naval Power unit in Tucson, Arizona, serves as the Integrated Product Team Lead for Rolling Airframe Missile test equipment. The position involves managing a cross-functional team of five to seven engineers to oversee the diagnosis, repair, and modernization of production test systems. Key responsibilities include analyzing factory throughput data to drive yield improvements, managing project budgets and schedules, and collaborating with program and factory leadership to align engineering efforts with production goals. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to national defense by solving complex engineering challenges in a collaborative environment that values safety, trust, and innovation. While the position requires U.S. citizenship and an active security clearance, it offers opportunities for professional growth, mentorship, and occasional travel to support supplier facilities.

This full-time Field Computer Specialist role supports the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) at GDIT, focusing on IT infrastructure and operations within the Norfolk, Virginia area. The position involves implementing STIG releases, managing vulnerability reports, performing software upgrades, and troubleshooting operating systems and virtual environments. Key responsibilities also include creating automation scripts, documenting procedures, and coordinating with leadership to maintain mission-critical systems. The role appeals to candidates seeking meaningful work with a direct impact on national security, offering a collaborative culture that values innovation and military-friendly support. While the position requires onsite presence with 25 to 50 percent local travel, it provides opportunities for professional growth through internal mobility and career development tools.

The NPS Cyber Architect role within HII Mission Technologies supports the Naval Postgraduate School's Energy Academic Group in advancing cyber security strategy and coalition interoperability. Key responsibilities include coordinating NATO-related coursework and exercises, providing expertise in enterprise digital transformation, and developing strategic communications for senior defense leaders. The position requires facilitating cross-functional collaboration among government, military, and industry partners to enhance mission resilience and modernize communication systems. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking to contribute to national security missions with a hybrid work arrangement based in Monterey, California. The role offers a collaborative environment focused on continuous improvement and the chance to work on cutting-edge defense technologies alongside a diverse team of experts.

This Warehouse Operations Support role serves the N4 Supply Department of Naval Construction Group ONE in Port Hueneme, California. The position manages logistics for Camp Support and TOA gear across multiple active and reserve battalions. Key responsibilities include receiving, storing, and issuing equipment using barcode scanning systems, conducting monthly inventory audits of thousands of line items, performing causative research on discrepancies, and processing government property survey forms. The role appeals to candidates seeking to support military operations within a stable government environment. It offers a comprehensive benefits package including health insurance, paid time off, and a 401(k) plan, while requiring a security clearance and physical ability to handle standard warehouse tasks.

The MBSE/CAD Integration Engineer role within HII Mission Technologies focuses on developing authoritative system models and technical documentation for the Joint Integrated Test and Training Center flight simulation environment. Key responsibilities include building and maintaining SysML models using Cameo Systems Modeler, translating high-level requirements into formal specifications, and creating detailed 2D and 3D technical drawings with AutoCAD and Visio. The position requires ensuring architectural integrity across complex IT and simulation ecosystems while supporting governance processes for the Configuration Control Board. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking to contribute to national defense readiness through advanced data evolution and mission-critical training solutions. The role offers a supportive culture with opportunities for career growth, comprehensive benefits, and a work arrangement that includes minimal travel.

The Sr. Process Engineer role within HII Mission Technologies' Warfare Systems group supports critical cyber operations for U.S. military and federal partners. The position focuses on developing and refining operational and strategic processes within cyber operations centers, integrating new capabilities and tools, and managing requirements documentation. This mid-level opportunity offers the chance to contribute to national defense missions in a dynamic environment where work schedules may adapt to operational needs. The role appeals to professionals seeking a supportive culture that values leadership, continuous improvement, and career growth through extensive training and educational benefits. Candidates must hold an active TS/SCI clearance with a Polygraph and be prepared for minimal travel.

This entry-level Software Development Analyst role within HII's Global Security group supports national defense missions for the Department of Defense and intelligence community. The position involves designing, developing, and maintaining software applications using technologies such as Visual Basic, .NET, SQL Server, and web standards. Key responsibilities include researching system requirements, evaluating hardware-software interfaces, and documenting testing procedures within an agile team environment. The role offers a supportive culture focused on mission readiness and career growth through extensive training programs. While the position is based in Philadelphia, PA, it includes limited travel opportunities and provides access to comprehensive benefits including tuition reimbursement and wellness resources.

The Chief Engineer Product Support & Sustainment role leads technical strategy for the F-35 aircraft program within Northrop Grumman's Aeronautics Systems sector. Based in El Segundo with 25% travel, the position oversees the technical baseline, manages engineering change proposals, and ensures sustainment activities meet customer requirements and affordability targets. Key responsibilities include directing the Product Support Statement of Work, coordinating with integrated program teams, and applying system engineering principles to optimize logistics and maintenance. This leadership opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to work on revolutionary defense systems while contributing to a culture that values intellectual curiosity and pioneering innovation.

This Training Manager role supports modernized and legacy maintenance systems within a defense logistics team. The position involves designing curriculum, managing training programs from concept to completion, and collaborating with stakeholders to review contracts and project costs. Key responsibilities include utilizing tools like Power BI for tactical planning, developing content for Navy training systems, and ensuring program quality through effective communication. The opportunity appeals to professionals seeking to influence a meaningful mission that improves warfighter readiness through digital transformation. The role offers a people-first culture with flexible work arrangements, including remote or hybrid options, and provides extensive resources for professional growth and continuous learning.

This full-time Nuclear Engineer role at Newport News Shipbuilding focuses on designing, developing, and testing nuclear equipment while conducting research on reactor materials and radiation control. The position uniquely combines technical engineering duties with an instructional component, requiring the incumbent to serve as an instructor for the Radiological Training for Nuclear Engineers program. Key responsibilities include developing training curricula, administering retention examinations, and recommending safety and efficiency improvements for nuclear systems. The role appeals to professionals seeking to contribute to the construction of U.S. Navy nuclear carriers and submarines within a values-driven organization that prioritizes safety and career growth. The position is based on-site with up to 10% travel required and does not offer telework options.

This Program Support Data Analyst role supports the Department of the Navy by analyzing and building Program Support Data sheets to meet quarterly and fiscal year budgeting requirements. The position focuses on financial management within Supply, Support, and Logistics, requiring expertise in the PPBE process and tools like PARTS. Key responsibilities include conducting financial analysis of Navy budgets, modeling sparing requirements, and navigating strict government regulations. The role offers a chance to develop financial management skills within the federal government sphere while working in a high-tempo environment. Candidates must possess a Secret security clearance and have experience with Naval acquisitions and Microsoft Office. The position is offered as a hybrid or remote arrangement with opportunities for professional growth and a collaborative culture.

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 full-time Mid-level Mission Coordinator role within HII Mission Technologies supports the Beaufort Tactical Training Range at MCAS Beaufort, SC. The position focuses on coordinating tactical data link operations and developing comprehensive training materials for naval warfighters. Key responsibilities include managing range utilization schedules, troubleshooting link connectivity during flight evolutions, and serving as the primary liaison between aviation units and air control agencies. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to national defense readiness through a mission-driven culture that values leadership, continuous improvement, and operational excellence. The position offers a stable work environment with minimal travel and opportunities for professional growth within a large-scale defense enterprise.

This active enlisted role combines the duties of an Aircrew Rescue Swimmer and Navy Diver within an elite community supporting global strike groups and special operations. The position involves performing helicopter sea rescues, providing advanced first aid, and executing underwater missions including search, salvage, demolition, and ship repair using various diving systems. The work is highly physical and safety-critical, requiring operations in demanding environments such as heavy seas, flight decks, and austere field sites worldwide. The role appeals to candidates seeking a small team culture that values attention to detail, calm leadership under pressure, and continuous technical training. Opportunities include extensive qualification sustainment, specialized education benefits, and the chance to serve alongside joint partners in aviation and underwater operations.

This active duty enlisted role combines the duties of an Aircrew Rescue Swimmer and Navy Diver within an elite community supporting global strike groups and special operations. The position involves performing helicopter sea rescues, providing advanced first aid, and executing underwater search, salvage, and demolition missions using various diving systems. Key responsibilities also include inspecting and repairing ships and submarines, operating hyperbaric chambers, and maintaining specialized flight and diving equipment. The role appeals to candidates seeking a highly physical, safety-critical career with continuous technical training and rapid advancement opportunities. It offers worldwide assignments aboard carriers and in austere field environments, fostering a small team culture that values leadership, attention to detail, and the ability to perform under pressure.

This active enlisted role combines the duties of an Aircrew Rescue Swimmer and Navy Diver within an elite community supporting global strike groups and special operations. The position involves performing helicopter sea rescues, providing advanced first aid, and executing underwater search, salvage, demolition, and ship repair missions using various diving systems. The role is highly physical and safety-critical, requiring operations in demanding environments ranging from heavy seas to flight decks worldwide. It appeals to candidates seeking a small team culture that values calm leadership under pressure, continuous technical training, and rapid career advancement through specialized schools. The work arrangement includes worldwide assignments aboard carriers, at expeditionary detachments, and in forward locations, offering extensive opportunities for professional development and education benefits.

The Program Support Data Analyst role supports the Department of the Navy by analyzing and building Program Support Data sheets to meet quarterly and fiscal year budget requirements. Key responsibilities include conducting financial analysis of supply, support, and logistics budgets, navigating the Planning, Programming, Budgeting, and Execution process, and utilizing specialized systems like PARTS. The position offers a unique opportunity to develop financial management skills within the federal government accounting sphere. Candidates will work in a high-tempo environment with a people-first culture that values collaboration and professional growth. The role is available in remote, hybrid, or onsite arrangements depending on specific project needs.