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Acquisition Analyst

Tampa, FL ยท On-site

$75K - $102K/yr

PEO-M develops, acquires, and sustains maritime capabilities that enable SOF operations in littoral ... Prepare reports and briefings on program status, policies, and procedures, in support of ...

Acquisition Analyst

Tampa, FL ยท Hybrid

$75K - $102K/yr

PEO-M develops, acquires, and sustains maritime capabilities that enable SOF operations in littoral ... Prepare reports and briefings on program status, policies, and procedures, in support of ...

Acquisition Analyst

Tampa, FL ยท Hybrid

$75K - $102K/yr

PEO-M develops, acquires, and sustains maritime capabilities that enable SOF operations in littoral ... Prepare reports and briefings on program status, policies, and procedures, in support of ...

Conduct market, policy, commercial, and industry research and data analysis to support strategic advisory projects across the maritime and energy sectors. * Analyse quantitative and qualitative data ...

Program Analyst

Springfield, VA ยท On-site

$121K/yr

... maritime sensor technology, robotics, acoustics, and/or unmanned systems. 3. Assess Naval and ... Additional qualification information can be found from the following DON DCIPS policy website: job ...

Patriot Maritime is a maritime government contracting company providing management, crewing, and ... Oversee the development and publication of the Safety and Environmental Policies & Procedures.

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How much do maritime policy analyst jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 8, 2026, the average yearly pay for maritime policy analyst in the United States is $100,949.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $83,000.00 and $116,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

Is a maritime policy analyst in demand?

Maritime policy analysts are in demand due to increasing focus on maritime security, environmental regulations, and international trade policies. Employment opportunities are often found in government agencies, research institutions, and consulting firms, with skills in policy analysis, research, and knowledge of maritime law being valuable. Job growth can vary based on regional maritime activity and government priorities.

How does a Maritime Policy Analyst typically collaborate with government agencies and industry stakeholders?

Maritime Policy Analysts often work closely with government agencies, industry representatives, and international organizations to gather input, analyze regulatory impacts, and coordinate policy initiatives. This collaboration may include conducting stakeholder meetings, participating in interagency working groups, and preparing reports or presentations to communicate findings. Effective analysts are skilled at building relationships and facilitating dialogue to ensure policies are practical, balanced, and aligned with both regulatory requirements and industry needs.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Maritime Policy Analyst?

To thrive as a Maritime Policy Analyst, you need a strong background in maritime law, policy analysis, and international relations, usually supported by a relevant degree such as political science, public policy, or maritime studies. Familiarity with regulatory frameworks, data analysis tools, and research databases like IMO conventions and GIS systems is essential. Critical thinking, strong communication, and stakeholder engagement skills distinguish top performers in this field. These abilities are crucial for developing effective maritime policies, ensuring compliance, and facilitating informed decision-making in the complex maritime sector.

What does a Maritime Policy Analyst do?

A Maritime Policy Analyst researches, evaluates, and develops policies related to maritime affairs, such as shipping regulations, ocean governance, port operations, and environmental protection. They analyze the impact of existing and proposed policies on the maritime sector and provide recommendations to government agencies, international organizations, or private companies. Their work often involves preparing reports, attending stakeholder meetings, and staying updated on international maritime law and trends.
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Maritime Systems Engineer

Apogee Engineering, LLC

Tampa, FL โ€ข On-site

Full-time

Posted 14 days ago


Job description

Apogee has an exciting new opportunity for a Senior Systems Engineer in support of the Special Operations Forces Acquisition, Technology and Logistics (SOF AT&L) Program Executive Office for Maritime (PEO-M). 

PEO-M leads a diverse maritime portfolio that develops, fields, and sustains SOF-unique surface and undersea mobility and mission solutionsโ€”spanning crewed and uncrewed platforms, combat diving systems, and mission equipment. Through close collaboration with Naval Special Warfare operators and strong government/industry partnerships, PEO-M drives modernization, integration, testing, and lifecycle replacement to ensure maritime forces retain lethality and survivability advantages in denied and contested environments. The organization also transitions emerging technologies into operational use, advancing navigation, communications, situational awareness, and training capabilities across the SOF maritime enterprise.

This is a full-time opportunity located at MacDill AFB, FL.


  • Evaluates and recommends programs and development plans, utilizing professional knowledge of multi-discipline engineering.
  • Works with organizational managers, budget personnel, and engineering authorities to develop and gain approval for proposed projects.
  • Provides inputs for status briefings to leadership, outlining assigned programs and projects.
  • Supports technical evaluation elements of market surveys conducted in conjunction with assigned projects and programs.
  • Supports government counterparts regarding the adequacy and clarity of engineering and analysis processes based on daily application of the processes and agency reporting requirements.
  • Provides advanced inputs for status briefings to leadership, outlining assigned programs, projects, problems, and recommended resolution.
  • Supports contract modification and makes technical recommendations for change order approval. Supports budget control directly supporting the engineering effort. Provides decision support inputs for approval of plans, specifications, cost estimates, design calculations, schedules, cost proposals, and engineering studies.
  • Applies advanced tools to document and analyze the results of critical, complex activities and tasks.
  • Plans, executes, and documents surveillance of design, development, and production efforts on behalf of government counterparts, using performance indicators identified in applicable engineering surveillance processes.
  • Provides significant, expert-level support to government counterparts regarding the adequacy and clarity of agency engineering and analysis processes based on daily application of the processes and agency reporting requirements.
  • Completes advanced engineering demand tasks such as reviewing engineering change proposals, requests for waivers and deviations, and nonconforming materials.
  • Provides expert-level inputs for status briefings to leadership, outlining assigned programs, projects, problems, and recommended resolution.
  • Analyzes trends in performance indicators to assist government counterparts with managing Agency-level performance indicators, recommending corrective action, establishing lessons learned, and influencing the improvement of processes.

Minimum Experience:
Citizenship: Must be a US citizen
Clearance: Must have and be able to maintain a Top Secret clearance with SCI Eligibility
Certifications: DAWIA Practitioner Equivalency IAW the PWS (DAWIA Level II equivalent), in the Engineering, Program Management, or Science and Technology (S&T) fields, or the ability to attain within 6 months of hire with approved customer deferral
Education: Bachelor's degree in an engineering field
Years of Experience: 10 years of systems engineering or systems integration experience in support of acquisition programs to include:
  • Experience in US Navy or commercial submarine, submersible, or Naval ship design, construction or certification, and testing processes and criteria preferred
  • Experience preparing, reviewing, and interpreting design concepts and ability to convey ideas and formulate working drawings using computer-aided design systems, graphical interface systems.
  • Experience developing test requirements and overall objectives and preparing test plans to meet the requirements of the project.
  • Experience evaluating state-of-the-art scientific and environmental/engineering technologies and incorporating them into the planning, design, operation, maintenance, repair, and upgrade of applicable systems.
  • Experience in the principles, practices, and policies of professional engineering program management to include program planning and budget cycles, and financial control/budgeting systems.

Preferred Experience:

Education and Experience: Master's degree in an engineering field and 8 years of systems engineering or systems integration experience in support of acquisition programs
  • Knowledge of SOF-unique acquisition processes is desired'
  • Maritime experience is valued

Additional Information
Location: MacDill AFB, FL
On-site/Hybrid/Remote: On-Site
Travel: 25%