At least three (3) to five (5) years of recent, relevant hands-on experience within the last seven (7) years in the operation, troubleshooting, repairing, maintaining, and assessing of U.S. Navy Electrical Control Systems including, but not limited to: Cables; power and lighting circuits (4160 VAC, 1000 VDC, 450 VAC, 115 VAC); marine electrical systems; transformers; SSDG/MPDE controls; generator sets and exciters; electric/digital/hydraulic governor and synchronizer controls; propulsion generators, motors, Auxiliary Propulsion Motors (APM), and Hybrid Electric Drive System (HEDS) and controls; battery chargers, power supplies, line-voltage regulators, UPS, and batteries; auxiliary motors and controls; Electric/electronic control, detection, alarm sensing, indicating, and monitoring systems and equipment; and switchgear including instrumentation, controls, circuit breakers, reverse-power relays, load shedding devices, Multi-Function Monitoring (MFM), Generator Protection Module (GPM), and No Break Power Supply (NBPS). Serve as a senior Subject Matter Expert (SME) and lead for assessment teams and Fleet Technical Assistance teams on-site or via distance support as required, to include engineering/technical evaluations, equipment functional checks, troubleshooting, test, analysis, and provide technical guidance and over-the-shoulder direction for adjustments and repairs to the maximum extent possible during the time available.