
Aeint Lin
Electrical Engineer
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“(The job involves) doing a lot of installations and troubleshooting on radars and transmitters. We also do a lot of repairs on the boat itself. Plus, we have some communication equipment that we maintain.”
Career Spotlight
Electrical Engineer

Electrical engineers like Lin are the tech wizards behind command and control systems, both at sea and ashore, covering everything from cyber intel to surveillance. Handling all the high-tech gear on boats, they also install, maintain and repair sophisticated electronics to ensure communication, navigation and data encryption are spot on during coastal search and rescue missions.