Total 384 Engineering job vacancies in US - California - Thousand Oaks

• You will use computers and software to prepare narrative summaries and drafting sketches. (e.g. Microsoft Office Suite, AutoCad)
• You will review proposals for completeness, accuracy, and reasonableness.
• You will determine costs of material and labor hours and provide sketches and/or detailed drawings to appropriate work centers.

• You will receive and evaluate a variety of both recurring and non-recurring requests from afloat and shore-based commands, to rent vehicles and equipment with or without operators.
• You will evaluate and prioritize requests, select appropriate vehicles or equipment, and schedule operators and equipment.
• You will serve as the primary or as an alternate fuel delivery systems dispatcher.
• You will inspect vehicles that are returned for damage, to obtain odometer readings, etc.

• You will oversee the hazardous waste program, operations and management of the Environmental Services Contract.
• You will provide environmental technical support to customers, including but not limited to preparing project statement of work, developing government cost estimates, preparing budget, managing funds, and assisting in financial reporting.
• You will review data and reports generated by service provider for quality assurance and quality control.
• You will monitor service contractor's performance to ensure quality product, provide technical input to the service contractor, and review and approve invoices.
• You will identify program funding needs and accurately manage/track fund execution.
• You will conduct on-site Quality Assurance evaluations.

• You will operate multiple types of hydraulic boom cranes with telescoping and lattice booms to load, unload, move and position heavy material and equipment at various work sites under the following conditions.
• You will operate floating cranes, lattice and hydraulic boom cranes, and cranes of different categories (CAT 1, 2, 3, and 4) to direct the placement, removal, or repositioning of machinery, heavy equipment, hazardous materials, or other loads.
• You will assure safety requirements and housekeeping rules are followed and that personal protective equipment is properly used.
• You will make decision related to critical clearance requirements including recognition of dangerous load situations.
• You will cross train in other positions, perform other related duties as assigned, and provide training/guidance to lower graded Crane Operators as required.
• You will judge capacity of equipment and make lifts in the correct manner to maintain the balance of load and equipment.
• You will perform crane operations requiring precision setting of items where small/close tolerances are allowed, and expensive mechanical parts can be damaged.
• You will perform duties involving the proper handling, containment and disposal of hazardous materials (e.g., paints, solvents, etc.)

• You will oversee the Next Generation Air Dominance (NGAD) 6th Generation warfighter software design for product realization addressing the Navy warfighting needs.
• You will interface with stakeholders as well as collaborate with Navy along with the eventual prime contractor and subcontractors to identify modeling and simulation solutions that are consistent with supporting the overall requirements.
• You will report programmatic and technical statuses directly to Leadership, and act as high-level decision maker in all software systems design efforts within the NGAD software sphere.
• You will perform similar duties in support of other NAWCWD Airwing platforms and efforts. This will include collaborating with F/A-18 and F-35 team members located at NAWCWD and other military installations.
• You will be responsible for ensuring the Modeling and Simulation Software Development Teams are trained in the latest Software Designs that support both current and future Airwing systems.
• You will monitor the Modeling and Simulation Software Team’s Design efforts for development efforts.

• Serve as a technical expert on projects involving Land and Water Conservation Fund, drinking water, wastewater, facilities, and realty concerning water quality compliance, environmental planning, and remediation of contaminated sites on public lands.
• Provide technical guidance to the State, District, and Field Offices regarding planning, remediation, design, operation and maintenance, training and certification, and hazardous waste management efforts.
• Conducts analyses, and prepares guidance concerning the environmental impacts of proposals, drinking water/wastewater quality compliance, and/or management of cleanup situations on public lands.
• Support project development, restoration work, and water quality compliance based on NEPA, CERCLA, federal and local drinking water/wastewater quality requirements, policy, standards, and best practices.
• Provides assistance and oversight in preparing proposals for contracts. Review and manage contracts.
• Collaborates with other BLM offices and outside agencies when developing implementation strategies, including program and legislative proposals to advance program objectives and goals.
• Renders professional judgement, communication, and decision making with little oversight.

• Serve as a technical expert on projects involving Land and Water Conservation Fund, drinking water, wastewater, facilities, and realty concerning water quality compliance, environmental planning, and remediation of contaminated sites on public lands.
• Provide technical guidance to the State, District, and Field Offices regarding planning, remediation, design, operation and maintenance, training and certification, and hazardous waste management efforts.
• Conducts analyses, and prepares guidance concerning the environmental impacts of proposals, drinking water/wastewater quality compliance, and/or management of cleanup situations on public lands.
• Support project development, restoration work, and water quality compliance based on NEPA, CERCLA, federal and local drinking water/wastewater quality requirements, policy, standards, and best practices.
• Provides assistance and oversight in preparing proposals for contracts. Review and manage contracts.
• Collaborates with other BLM offices and outside agencies when developing implementation strategies, including program and legislative proposals to advance program objectives and goals.
• Renders professional judgement, communication, and decision making with little oversight.

• You will provide consultation to clients with recommendations and plans for the existing assets or land.
• You will lead multi-functional teams as the project scope is identified and implemented.
• You will develop project documentation (DD 1391) that includes project scope, cost estimates and supporting documentation.
• You will identify and validate Warfighter and supporting command emergent and long term mission requirements and translates them into land, facility, and infrastructure requirements.
• You will facilitate meetings among large groups and resolve controversial issues among senior-level Navy personnel.

• You will be responsible for technical and repair support of diversified and complex shipboard techniques and processes relating to Ships Systems.
• You will provide engineering support for the planning, execution, and closeout of depot level availabilities on surface ships.
• You will plan work and assign tasks to subordinates, set priorities and approve work schedules.
• You will evaluate performance of personnel, mentor, give advice and counsel on work and administrative matters.
• You will prepare, submit and justify the Branch's tasking agreements with other commands.
• You will manage branch finances to ensure proper utilization and expenditures.

You will:

• Develop and implement strategies to successfully oversee and implement the Brownfields program to achieve program goals for a broad range of site assessment, site cleanup, and redevelopment activities.

• Manage grants, cooperative agreements, interagency agreements, and/or contracts to assess and clean up hazardous substances and/or petroleum at the most technically complex or controversial brownfields sites.\

• Lead efforts to conduct outreach and community involvement activities within EPA and with other entities to develop and promote strategies for the assessment, cleanup, and economic and/or sustainable revitalization of Brownfields sites.

• Advise on implementing program policies and priorities through the national grant competition process, leadership and participation on work groups, and measurement of program results.

You will spend 25-50% of your work time on contracts, grants/cooperative agreements, and/or interagency agreements.

One or more positions may be filled (in the organization advertised and/or in other organizations), if appropriate to the position.

• You will install, repair, inspect, operate, maintain, and service specialized heating, ventilation, air conditioning systems and refrigeration equipment systems.
• You will maintain and service compressed air generating, drying and oil removal equipment for pneumatic controllers and monitoring devices.
• You will perform modifications and tests on controls.
• You will calculate air flow, and the pressure temperature characteristics for different systems in order to locate and repair faulty equipment swiftly and to reduce inoperative time to minimum.
• You will maintain and test water treatment chemical equipment (conductivity controllers and chemical feed pumps).
• You will read blueprints, complex drawings, sketches, wiring diagrams, manufacturing specifications and technical materials.

As a Hydraulic Engineer, you will perform the following duties:

• Perform hydrologic and hydraulic analyses. Evaluate water diversion and discharge rates, pump capacities, water storage and management operations, and infrastructure designs, associated with water resource projects impacting upstream and downstream fish passage. Review and provide design suggestions for engineering projects for fish facility installations and upgrades in estuaries, large rivers, and small stream environments (e.g. Infrastructure designs, such as culverts and bridges, tide gates, irrigation diversion head works, pump intakes, etc.).
• Work collaboratively and cooperatively with a diverse group of stakeholders from various local, state, federal agencies, tribes and members of the public, to maintain consistency in hydraulic engineering principles, decisions, and policy recommendations. Provide input and contribute to the update, revision and development of the West Coast Region's (WCR) Fish Passage Guidelines. Assist fisheries biologists in the development, application, and monitoring of biological opinions, conducting literature searches and participating in scientific conferences, seminars, and workshops.
• Provide reports and briefings on projects to his or her supervisor.

• You will Lead and facilitate the efforts and expertise of a wide range of disciplines.
• You will determine client facility needs, and identify key technical and resource personnel to work on various aspects of projects.
• You will manage all aspects of the of the project's finances.
• You will advise and assist the organization and customers with moves and associated requirements
• You will be primary point of contact for facilities problems relating to Public Works efforts, ie, telephone installations/moves, power requirements, equipment installations, space modifications, and security and safety considerations.

• You will analyze software requirements and creating conceptual designs for missiles.
• You will develop Modeling and Simulation tools to predict and analyze Tomahawk missile performance.
• You will document model designs and testing.
• You will begin support the verification and validation of Modeling and Simulation tools.
• You will cooperate in an Agile software development process.

This position serves as a General Engineer and includes technical and logistical support in addition to managing shore-facility related programs such as real property and environmental compliance. The program provides support services throughout the complete life-cycle of shore facilities ranging from property acquisition, design, construction, depot level maintenance and repair, and eventually demolition

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

• Allocating available resources based on need and determines priority
• Focusing on management of strategic and tactical planning for shore facilities nation-wide
• Responsible for PC&I funded workload, but integrates projects, workload, and strategic vision with the other SILC offices, Product Lines and field units throughout the Coast Guard for optimum facilities management
• Acting as Chief, Planning Branch as required in the absence of the Branch Chief
• Maintaining an awareness and familiarity with changes, or anticipated changes, in agency plans or programs that may affect, or have impact on facilities, structures, furniture and furnishings, utilities, or space requirements/allocations.