Total 179 Engineering job vacancies in Atlantic City, New Jersey

As a Lead Civil Engineer, you will:

• You will administer the Federal-aid highway program, interpreting and advising on Federal-aid laws, regulations, and policies for State and local organizations.
• You will maintain regular contact with State department of transportation representatives to provide day-to-day policy guidance,
• You will ensure that the organization’s strategic plan, mission, vision and values are communicated to the team and integrated into the team’s strategies, goals, objectives, work plans and work products and services
• You will serve as coach, facilitator and/or negotiator in coordinating team initiatives and in consensus building activities among team members.
• You will work with members to evaluate reviews conducted on proposed locations, preliminary plans, rights-of-way, construction plans and agreements for utility and railroad work, plans for traffic detours and temporary structures. traffic safety during construction. and procedures to eliminate or reduce adverse impact.

The ideal candidate is a mid-career engineer with experience monitoring State wide Federally funded highway programs or managing the delivery of a program of highway projects from initial scoping through NEPA, detailed design, construction support and maintenance; and experience conveying ideas and concepts in meetings and discussions, and in writing.

Serves as an engineer within the Federal Aviation Administration. In this capacity, directly participates in and is responsible for planning, developing, reviewing, and evaluating major aviation safety research initiatives. Uses professional engineering principles on a wide variety of research efforts that lead to a safe, efficient, and cost-effective National Airspace System (NAS) through the research & development of innovative aviation technologies.

Develops and implements independent and interdependent engineering studies to resolve issues and/or identify problems. Analyzes, tests and evaluates operational and technical information; identifies, mitigates or resolves current or potential problems with systems. Evaluates existing/proposed policies, standards, requirements, and objectives for efficient performance of programs and systems. Evaluates state-of-the-art technology, aerospace engineering concepts, and potentially useful tests and evaluations internal and external to FAA. Analyzes trends, developments, and performance data. Determines compatibility with established/planned systems and their desirability and effectiveness. Identifies requirements for new or modified standards, objectives, policies, or system modifications.

Submits fully documented recommendations for systems acquisition, approval, and/or modification to supervisor. Functions as Contracting Officer's Representative (COR) during the acquisition and procurement cycle. Participates in a team that reviews contractor proposals for adequacy of design, and for operation, maintenance, and implementation procedures. Conducts feasibility, cost-benefit, and other studies for technical and fiscal adequacy. Submits evaluations and recommendations to Contracting Officer.

Participates and contributes to an interdisciplinary team of technical experts to develop, test, evaluate, and/or implement aircraft systems and/or components that impact the NAS. Represents the organizational unit at various seminar, committee, user group panel, and conference meetings at intraagency, interagency, aviation industry, and national levels.

Coordinates and provides technical guidance to managers and sponsors. Identifies existing or potential problems. Assists in defining requirements, proposes alternatives, and coordinates solutions with sponsors. Provides periodic status reports to supervisors. Identifies existing/potential problems which may impact on established or proposed plans, identifies alternatives, and provides recommendations. Conducts administrative or on-site comprehensive reviews of existing or proposed projects; verifies cost estimates with managers throughout the FAA. Identifies questionable parts of proposals or procedures. Develops funding documents and/or schedules and milestones.

Performs multiple, varying, and complex assignments under the limited direction of a manager, project/program manager, team leader, or more experienced engineer. Acts as a contributing specialist on large work activities or as a team leader for single or small work activities.

Provides guidance to lower-level staff to solve difficult technical issues. Resolves all but unique technical problems without the intervention of management or a more experienced engineer. Identifies and informs management of problems that require their attention. Often develops and recommends techniques to address problem situations.

Defines, plans, and organizes assigned resources to accomplish organizational objectives. Allocates resources to accomplish small work activities within established schedules.

Serves as an engineer within the Federal Aviation Administration. In this capacity, directly participates in and is responsible for planning, developing, reviewing, and evaluating major aviation safety research initiatives. Uses professional engineering principles on a wide variety of research efforts that lead to a safe, efficient, and cost-effective National Airspace System (NAS) through the research & development of innovative aviation technologies.

Develops and implements independent and interdependent engineering studies to resolve issues and/or identify problems. Analyzes, tests and evaluates operational and technical information; identifies, mitigates or resolves current or potential problems with systems. Evaluates existing/proposed policies, standards, requirements, and objectives for efficient performance of programs and systems. Evaluates state-of-the-art technology, aerospace engineering concepts, and potentially useful tests and evaluations internal and external to FAA. Analyzes trends, developments, and performance data. Determines compatibility with established/planned systems and their desirability and effectiveness. Identifies requirements for new or modified standards, objectives, policies, or system modifications.

Submits fully documented recommendations for systems acquisition, approval, and/or modification to supervisor. Functions as Contracting Officer's Representative (COR) during the acquisition and procurement cycle. Participates in a team that reviews contractor proposals for adequacy of design, and for operation, maintenance, and implementation procedures. Conducts feasibility, cost-benefit, and other studies for technical and fiscal adequacy. Submits evaluations and recommendations to Contracting Officer.

Participates and contributes to an interdisciplinary team of technical experts to develop, test, evaluate, and/or implement aircraft systems and/or components that impact the NAS. Represents the organizational unit at various seminar, committee, user group panel, and conference meetings at intraagency, interagency, aviation industry, and national levels.

Coordinates and provides technical guidance to managers and sponsors. Identifies existing or potential problems. Assists in defining requirements, proposes alternatives, and coordinates solutions with sponsors. Provides periodic status reports to supervisors. Identifies existing/potential problems which may impact on established or proposed plans, identifies alternatives, and provides recommendations. Conducts administrative or on-site comprehensive reviews of existing or proposed projects; verifies cost estimates with managers throughout the FAA. Identifies questionable parts of proposals or procedures. Develops funding documents and/or schedules and milestones.

Performs multiple, varying, and complex assignments under the limited direction of a manager, project/program manager, team leader, or more experienced engineer. Acts as a contributing specialist on large work activities or as a team leader for single or small work activities.

Provides guidance to lower-level staff to solve difficult technical issues. Resolves all but unique technical problems without the intervention of management or a more experienced engineer. Identifies and informs management of problems that require their attention. Often develops and recommends techniques to address problem situations.

Defines, plans, and organizes assigned resources to accomplish organizational objectives. Allocates resources to accomplish small work activities within established schedules.

• Serves as a General Engineer developmental intern within DCMA.
• Completes classroom and on-the-job training to acquire, exercise, and maintain knowledge of the duties inherent in the performance of professional general engineering duties.
• Performs general engineering duties in support of a senior engineer who is responsible for two or more engineering functions, in connection with assigned products, processes, components, or systems.
• In a developmental capacity, all DCMA Keystone engineers will engage in multi-functional teams to perform advanced predictive analysis, develop or assist in the development and communication of engineering findings and recommendations.
• Provides technical consultation to stakeholders, customers, all Contract Management Team (CMT) members.
• Provides technical assistance to the supervisor of record or other senior engineers in progressively responsible assignments for a segment of a complex project as well as specific engineering duties.
• Drafts project details on the basis of precedents established in related projects, devising and recommending alternative methods of analysis as a basis for solving problems.
• In a developmental capacity, attends meetings and professional conferences and exchanges information with other engineers to keep abreast of the latest engineering developments within defense acquisition.
• Utilizes effective written and oral communication skills in the performance of engineering duties.

• You will provide funds administration concerning the MILCON, and DON allotment fund accounting program.
• You will apply accounting principles, theories, concepts and practices to accounting systems for the complex NAVFAC and DOD accounting/system financial operations, STARS-FL.
• You will analyze accounting systems and processes and modify accounting techniques to solve problems.
• You will ensure the accuracy, reliability, timeliness and propriety of fiscal transactions from the myriad financial systems, internal and external.
• You will coordinate and synthesize the Command financial program.
• You will review recurring monthly, quarterly and year-end financial management reports.
• You will review Trial Balance Reports and ensure their accuracy and reconciliation to the FIS source data.
• You will plan work, set priorities and prepare schedules for completion of work, make work assignments based on priorities, selective consideration of the difficulty and requirements of the assignments and the capability of subordinates.
• You will review work, evaluate performance, provide advice, counsel or instructions to individual employees concerning work and administrative matters.

• Knowledge of the basic principles, concepts and methodology of the profession or administrative occupation, and skill in applying this knowledge in carrying out elementary assignments, operations or procedures.
• Work under close direction of the supervisor/team leader who provides technical guidance. Work is assigned with specific and detailed instructions indicating what is required, timeframes, method, approach and desired results.
• The incumbent performs productive assignments which initially are limited in scope.

You will serve as an Electrical Engineer and be responsible for developing the designs, plans, specifications and estimates for all electrical engineering work that is required at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy.

Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include:

• Completing independent technical reviews, project scoping, field investigation, planning, cost estimating, problem and conflict resolution, scheduling, design production and construction administration.
• Providing detailed technical decisions regarding scope, intent and extent of the work. Work includes site investigation involving facilities type engineering issues, problem identification and documentation as required to define the scope of the problem, establish appropriate funding limits, set an appropriate timeline to ensure unit mission needs are met and establish the level of engineering effort required to resolve the problem.
• Preparing drawings, specifications and cost estimates including computer aided drawing for both design and drafting. Final design development includes all efforts required to take a project from conceptual to final design completion.
• Guiding and evaluating Architectural/Engineering (AE) contractor efforts and assessing the technical and project progress in relation to the established schedule and resources allotted. Oversees AE design efforts and deliverables from conceptual to final product to include: reviews plans, specifications, and cost estimates for technical adequacy.
• Ensuring all aspects of the contract requirements are satisfactorily incorporated into the design work.
• Evaluating and providing assessments of contractor's performance and proposals for value engineering modifications.

• Participate in general planning activities for infrastructure, water and power supply, environmental compliance, and other needs in a changing climate across the Upper Colorado Basin Region's service areas, including for Reclamation's reserved and transferred water systems.
• Serve as a Project Manager for engineering and climate-change planning investigations as needed, and provides technical support to planning investigations and environmental compliance and science and technology activities throughout the Upper Colorado Basin Region.
• Serve as a technical representative on engineering and science related contracts and grants, and on application review committees.
• Serve as a liaison for the Region for private, local, state, Tribal and federal entities on issues related to engineering and science, and projects being funded or performed by Reclamation.
• Represent the Upper Colorado Basin Regional Office on a variety of technical working groups related to infrastructure and water supply planning, climate-change planning across Reclamation mission areas, science and technology programs, modeling, environmental monitoring, and database management.

You will serve as an Electrical Engineer and be responsible for developing the designs, plans, specifications and estimates for all electrical engineering work that is required at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy.

Being a Coast Guard civilian makes you a valuable member of the Coast Guard team. Typical work assignments include:

• Completing independent technical reviews, project scoping, field investigation, planning, cost estimating, problem and conflict resolution, scheduling, design production and construction administration.
• Providing detailed technical decisions regarding scope, intent and extent of the work. Work includes site investigation involving facilities type engineering issues, problem identification and documentation as required to define the scope of the problem, establish appropriate funding limits, set an appropriate timeline to ensure unit mission needs are met and establish the level of engineering effort required to resolve the problem.
• Preparing drawings, specifications and cost estimates including computer aided drawing for both design and drafting. Final design development includes all efforts required to take a project from conceptual to final design completion.
• Guiding and evaluating Architectural/Engineering (AE) contractor efforts and assessing the technical and project progress in relation to the established schedule and resources allotted. Oversees AE design efforts and deliverables from conceptual to final product to include: reviews plans, specifications, and cost estimates for technical adequacy.
• Ensuring all aspects of the contract requirements are satisfactorily incorporated into the design work.
• Evaluating and providing assessments of contractor's performance and proposals for value engineering modifications.

• Responsible for overseeing and coordinating planning, developing scopes of work (SOW) and/or Performance Work Statements (PWS) and assist Engineering with the same.
• Establish responsibilities and set expectations for contractors.
• Control and manage the project budgets and schedules.
• Serve as the Project Manager responsible for the overall management, control, coordination, and execution of assigned facilities projects.
• Responsible overall for contracts assigned from inception through final inspection and acceptance.
• Provide system control, oversight, data entry, repair history, analysis and documentation of the ongoing maintenance control program for equipment including electrical and mechanical operating equipment, machinery, miscellaneous tools.