Associate Production Analyst

VTG is staffing a Associate Production Analyst for professional support services contract related to the planning, design, construction, delivery, and testing of ships overseen by the Guided Missile Frigate (FFG) Program Office (PMS 515). VTG is tasked with providing these services to PMS 515 at the Washington Navy Yard (WNY), Washington, D.C. and in Marinette, WI. PMS 515, under the Program Executive Office (PEO) Unmanned and Small Combatants (USC), is responsible for designing, procuring, and constructing the Navy's next class of multi-mission Small Surface Combatants. This includes the Constellation Class, named after FFG-62 USS Constellation, which will deliver capabilities to support various fleet operations.

• Provides engineering support for the production planning, construction, alteration, testing, and sea trials of hull, mechanical, and electrical systems.
• Provide and/or review change documentation, planning documentation, test and operational guidance, trial card review and tracking, and reports and/or briefing materials as required.
  Identify and evaluate alternatives in designs which could reduce construction and/or fabrication costs or time.
• Identify and evaluate changes in ship materials, equipment or configuration which have potential construction cost savings and a favorable impact upon performance.
• Identify changes which could reduce maintenance burden.
• Provide written reports and/or briefing materials describing finding/conclusions, and recommendations.

• Bachelor's degree in System Engineering, Production, Quality Assurance or related field.
• DAU Level I Engineering or Production, Quality and Manufacturing Equivalent
• 1 year relevant professional experience
• Experience in surface combatant ships
• Secret Clearance

Contingent upon contract award

Military Friendly

Pay Range: VTG's estimated starting pay range is $59,000-$65,000 annually, which is a general guideline for the geographic location. When extending an offer, VTG also considers work experience, education, skill level, market considerations and may possibly include contractual requirements which may cause an offer to fall outside of this range.