b. Requires a typing speed of forty (40) words per minute without more than three (3) errors. 9.1.10 Engineer: Education: Requires a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Mechanical, Electrical or Electronic Engineering or Naval Architecture from an accredited college or University or a Professional Engineer’s license. Experience (cumulative): a. Requires a minimum of three (3) years of recent experience in work related to U.S. Navy habitability improvements which involved working knowledge of shipboard habitability standards and conditions. b. Working experience and knowledge of the engineering aspects of the ship modernization process including ship surveys, design, material requirements, specifications, and material procurement sources. c. Capable of independently performing tasks categorized in the contract Section C, C.1. Scope of Work. 9.1.11 Junior Engineer: Education: Requires a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Engineering or Engineering Technology from an accredited college or have obtained the Training (EIT) status. “Engineering-in Experience: (cumulative) a. Demonstrated knowledge of shipboard hull, mechanical or electrical systems. b. Demonstrated knowledge of shipboard integrated systems and interfaces. 9.1.12 Material Expeditor: Experience: (cumulative) a. Requires four (4) years of recent experience with U.S. Navy Supply System procedures; with two (2) years directly involved in duties concerning the location and identification of material sources and material delivery schedules. c. Working knowledge of MILSTRIP coding and procedures. d. Working knowledge of habitability materials approved for shipboard use. 9.1.13 Material Procurement Technician: Experience: (cumulative) a. Requires two (2) years of practicable experience in responsible material procurement duties. b. Demonstrated knowledge of approved habitability materials for use on U. S. Navy ships and support facilities. c. Working knowledge of material procurement specifications. d. Demonstrated knowledge of procedures for procurement of materials via the Navy Supply System. 9.1.14 Programmer: Experience: (cumulative) a. Requires two (2) years of recent experience in analysis, design, and development of relational databases, including developing, testing, and integrating applications programs, written in higher languages, with the relational databases. b. Proficient in Microsoft Access, Visual Basic Applications integrating Access and Visual Studio and C++
b. Requires a typing speed of forty (40) words per minute without more than three (3) errors. 9.1.10 Engineer: Education: Requires a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Mechanical, Electrical or Electronic Engineering or Naval Architecture from an accredited college or University or a Professional Engineer’s license. Experience (cumulative): a. Requires a minimum of three (3) years of recent experience in work related to U.S. Navy habitability improvements which involved working knowledge of shipboard habitability standards and conditions. b. Working experience and knowledge of the engineering aspects of the ship modernization process including ship surveys, design, material requirements, specifications, and material procurement sources. c. Capable of independently performing tasks categorized in the contract Section C, C.1. Scope of Work. 9.1.11 Junior Engineer: Education: Requires a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Engineering or Engineering Technology from an accredited college or have obtained the “Engineering-in Training (EIT) status. Experience: (cumulative) a. Demonstrated knowledge of shipboard hull, mechanical or electrical systems. b. Demonstrated knowledge of shipboard integrated systems and interfaces. 9.1.12 Material Expeditor: Experience: (cumulative) a. Requires four (4) years of recent experience with U.S. Navy Supply System procedures; with two (2) years directly involved in duties concerning the location and identification of material sources and material delivery schedules. c. Working knowledge of MILSTRIP coding and procedures. d. Working knowledge of habitability materials approved for shipboard use. 9.1.13 Material Procurement Technician: Experience: (cumulative) a. Requires two (2) years of practicable experience in responsible material procurement duties. b. Demonstrated knowledge of approved habitability materials for use on U. S. Navy ships and support facilities. c. Working knowledge of material procurement specifications. d. Demonstrated knowledge of procedures for procurement of materials via the Navy Supply System. 9.1.14 Programmer: Experience: (cumulative) a. Requires two (2) years of recent experience in analysis, design, and development of relational databases, including developing, testing, and integrating applications programs, written in higher languages, with the relational databases. b. Proficient in Microsoft Access, Visual Basic Applications integrating Access and Visual Studio and C++
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