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The D422 Stowage System Engineering position that will support the COLUMBIA (CLB) CLASS program stowage design and certification efforts.

Responsibilities include:

• Coordinate all aspects of the stowage process in accordance with MDD-00054, MDP-00459, MDD-00096, MDD-00102, MDD-02177 and MDD-02712 for CLB.
• Work with existing D422, D469, D480 and D484 Design Techs, Program Reps and Engineers to support stowage arrangement and outfitting.
•  Provide oversight for the coordination of the CLB Design and Stowage SBS.
• Participate in team reviews, provide technical oversight and support engineering/design in generating Stowage StowA forms and StowI Forms and integrating stowage data.
• Prescreen, review, support and approve STOWI requests and assist with concern adjudication. 
• Track and validate arrangement of CLB to ensure platform stowage requirements are being maintained and accurately reported.
• Provide platform level oversight and identify and execute actions in coordination with the Stowage Management Team (SMT) and Stowage Integration Team (SIT).
• Interface with Design and Engineering departments, Newport News, Vendors, SUPSHIP and NAVSEA as required to support CLB design development. 
• Support completion of all stowage forms, workflows, and engage stake holders to resolve deficiencies.
• Support Major Area Team Leaders, Arrangements and Cognizant Engineers in development of all stowage related approval summaries.
• Review and CNs for undocumented impacts that provide the design changes to stowages and ensure associated stowage aid and item data forms are complete.
• Perform stowage platform requirement development, identify opportunities for cost reductions, develop build strategies and validate methods to ensure producible end products.
• Facilitate correct and consistent interpretation of stowage ship specification requirements and act as a stakeholder for any specification change proposals.
• Provide procedural and logistic stowage guidance to Structural Design (D459) and Engineering (D484/D480), Arrangements Design (D469), Materials, Planning, various Systems Engineering departments and the warehouse.
• Assist with writing and maintaining stowage related processes, procedures, and DpDs
• Liaison to the warehouse
• Deck plate support for stowage load-out

Required:

• Bachelor of Science degree or higher in Systems, Structural, or Mechanical Engineering 
• 5 + years Engineering experience
• Design processes/work methods, as well as NX/Teamcenter functionality
• 2 years of experience with stowage/logistics requirements and processes 
• Experience working with Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint

Preferred:

• Experience working with COLUMBIA Design SBS
• Experience working with CLB Stowage SBS of VA LDS SDF
• Experience with COLUMBIA Class Stowage process
• Experience with Arrangements, Mechanical or Structural Stowage Designs
• Leadership experience
• Experience mentoring/coaching others
• Experience with Shipyard interface
• Experience writing and/or reviewing technical letters, technical documents, procedures, and specifications
• Advanced knowledge of MS Excel, pivot tables, macros, big data management,
• Experience with IPDE Teamcenter

• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Ability to work with all levels of Management
• Strong Leadership, Organization and Communication skills
• Ability to read and understand technical drawings/disclosures
• Strong interpersonal, organizational, written and oral communication skills.
• Detail oriented and highly motivated team player
• Ability to perform independently, as well as interact with other groups and organizations in a design and engineering environment.