Electrical In-Service Engineering Technician

Salary: $100,000 - 140,000 per year Requirements:

• We are looking for a high school diploma or GED, along with 4+ years of progressively responsible experience supporting DoD or Navy engineering, maintenance, or technical programs.
• We require an active Boat Captains License.
• We need strong hands-on experience with electrical systems, including navigation, communications, steering, propulsion controls, HVAC, and shore power interfaces.
• We expect substantial experience reading, interpreting, and validating technical drawings, schematics, engineering change documents, and system specifications.
• We require extensive background troubleshooting, maintaining, and repairing complex mechanical or networked systems.
• We need experience supporting shipboard installations, integration testing, and operational validation events.
• We prefer an associate or bachelors degree in engineering technology, systems engineering, or a related technical field.
• We prefer prior experience supporting U.S. Navy systems in maintenance, senior fleet sustainment, or work with boat builders and private watercraft.
• We value a self-starter with strong interpersonal skills who can work across teams, organize meetings and boards, and help drive organizational change.
• An active Secret clearance is required for this position.
• You must be able to remain stationary for about 50% of the time and occasionally move around the office to access files and equipment.
• You must be able to communicate frequently with coworkers, management, and customers, including delivering presentations and exchanging accurate information.

• We serve as a technical expert for troubleshooting, on-call support, system upgrades, maintenance, and repair of boat systems at waterfront craft locations.
• We conduct boat surveys, inspections, assessments, hands-on BOATALT and LAR system validations, and testing to confirm system performance and compliance.
• We support configuration control across multiple boats, maintain technical documentation, assist with overhauls, and identify replacements for obsolete parts.
• We track technical findings and lifecycle data while providing crew familiarization and sharing technical information with end customers.
• We capture redlined drawing updates, administer System Operability Verification Tests (SOVT), and complete boat checks.
• We recommend and implement process improvements to strengthen system availability, readiness, and long-term sustainment effectiveness.

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We are partnering with MANTECH to hire a highly experienced and mission-driven Electrical In-Service Engineering Agent (ISEA) Technician for our onsite team at JEB Little Creek in Virginia Beach, VA. This role supports waterfront craft operations and offers the opportunity to work closely with technical teams and customers to sustain and improve boat system readiness and performance.

last updated 41 week of 2026