Engineering Duty Officer

If you have a passion for engineering and a desire to serve your country, consider a fulfilling role as an Engineering Duty Officer in the United States Navy. Your expertise in math and science will be key in designing, developing, and deploying advanced vessels and integrated warfare systems.

Your mission will be to ensure that U.S. Naval and Joint Forces operate with the most capable vessels, systems, and equipment available. You will play a crucial role in enhancing the Navy's warfighting capability and safeguarding a robust cybersecurity network. Your responsibilities may include :

• Conducting research to address high-priority operational needs.
• Leading the design of cutting-edge ships and overseeing the integration of weaponry and electronic systems.
• Managing the construction, delivery, maintenance, conversion, overhaul, and disposal of ships and submarines.
• Overseeing planning, execution, and testing of repairs and modernization for ships and warfare systems.

From day one, you will enjoy :

Education is a priority for Engineering Duty Officers. You will be required to earn a Master's degree in a technical field from the Naval Postgraduate School or the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, while serving. Options include :

To qualify, you need :

Your career as an Engineering Duty Officer can lead you to various exciting locations and assignments. Most EDOs are stationed at shore commands, but there are also opportunities for sea tours worldwide, including Australia, Canada, Italy, Japan, Singapore, Bahrain, and Saudi Arabia.

Part-time roles are available, allowing you to serve as a Reserve Sailor. As an Engineering Duty Officer in the Navy Reserve, your duties can be performed during your scheduled drilling and training periods, typically close to home.