Structural Engineer - Remote

4w1 month ago

ManTech

US · Full-time · $70,200 – $117,000

About this role

ManTech seeks a motivated Structural Engineer to join our team supporting the Military Sealift Command (MSC). This fully remote position requires occasional travel to Chesapeake or Norfolk, VA, for client meetings and events.

In this role, you will leverage your strong technical background to ensure the structural integrity, strength, and stability of diverse marine structures and waterborne vessel hulls. You will perform detailed structural analyses and finite element analyses (FEA) to evaluate hull integrity and operational safety for naval crafts operating on the sea surface.

You will join a team dedicated to safeguarding our nation through advanced tech and innovative solutions, working on cutting-edge projects that make a real impact for the Department of Defense. Since 1968, ManTech has been a trusted partner in delivering critical engineering and design efforts.

This position offers the opportunity to propel your career forward in a customer-oriented environment, contributing to the form, strength, and performance of marine structures. Your journey starts now—protect and innovate with ManTech.

Requirements

Strong technical background in structural engineering
Knowledge of marine structures and waterborne vessel hulls
Experience with Finite Element Analyses (FEA) and structural analysis
Ability to travel occasionally to Chesapeake or Norfolk, VA, for client meetings and events
Must be able to obtain and maintain a Secret security clearance
Proficiency in developing technical reports and calculations for weight, moment, and stability

Responsibilities

Performing professional architectural, engineering, and scientific work relating to the form, strength, and performance of marine structures
Conducting detailed Structural Analyses and Finite Element Analyses (FEA) to evaluate vessel hull integrity and operational safety
Developing technical reports and calculations for Weight and Moment, Stability
Supporting Military Sealift Command (MSC) engineering and design efforts
Ensuring structural integrity, strength, and stability of diverse marine structures and waterborne vessel hulls
Meeting critical operational characteristics for naval crafts operating on the sea surface