Marine Systems Technician

Description Marine Systems Technician Location: Coronado, CA – Naval Air Station North Island Schedule: Full-time Monday–Friday, 0700–1500 40 hours per week Travel: Limited travel as required in support of waterfront and maintenance operations. About This Opportunity Anchor Innovation, Inc. is seeking an experienced Marine Systems Technician to support an established small boat maintenance program at Naval Air Station North Island in Coronado, California. This is a full-time, on-site waterfront position supporting the maintenance and readiness of a fleet of more than 80 small boats. The position follows a consistent Monday–Friday, 0700–1500 schedule, 40 hours per week. The Marine Systems Technician performs hands‑on maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, repowering, and outfitting of small boats and associated marine systems. The ideal candidate is an experienced marine technician capable of independently diagnosing mechanical, electrical, hull, and ancillary-system issues with limited supervision. Typical Areas of Support Outboard Engine Maintenance & Repair Diesel Engine Maintenance & Repair Preventative & Corrective Maintenance Small Boat Repowering Vessel Outfitting & Modifications Marine Electrical Systems Hull & Ancillary Equipment Engine & System Troubleshooting OEM Technical Coordination Parts & Material Identification Launch & Recovery Operations Vessel Readiness Inspections Maintenance Documentation Waterfront Maintenance Support Requirements U.S. Citizen Must be eligible to obtain and maintain a U.S. Government Common Access Card (CAC) Valid Driver's License Minimum five years of recent, hands‑on marine maintenance experience performing at a high level with limited or no direct supervision Extensive experience maintaining and repairing major marine outboard and/or diesel engines Experience with one or more of the following manufacturers: Yamaha Honda Mercury Evinrude/Johnson Cummins Manufacturer certification or factory training applicable to at least one supported marine propulsion system Experience building, repowering, modifying, or outfitting small boats for operational service Experience maintaining and repairing small boat hulls and ancillary equipment Working knowledge of basic marine wiring and electrical distribution systems Experience coordinating with marine OEMs for technical support, upgrades, replacement components, and repairs Experience launching and recovering small boats Ability to independently troubleshoot and diagnose marine mechanical and electrical problems Ability to work in waterfront, maintenance, shop, and outdoor environments Ability to safely use standard marine maintenance tools, diagnostic equipment, and shop equipment Strong communication, teamwork, and problem-solving skills Preferred Qualifications Multiple marine OEM certifications or factory training Mercury, Yamaha, Honda, or Cummins factory certifications Experience maintaining military, government, law‑enforcement, commercial, or other high‑use small craft Experience with RHIBs/RIBs, patrol craft, or similar operational small boats Experience troubleshooting 12V/24V marine electrical systems Experience with electronic engine‑management and OEM diagnostic systems Experience performing major engine replacements and vessel repowers Experience working directly with OEM technical representatives and parts/service organizations Prior U.S. Navy, U.S. Coast Guard, or other government small‑boat maintenance experience #J-18808-Ljbffr