Naval engineering and shipbuilding program support for U.S. Navy construction and maintenance
R&P serves as a deep technical partner embedded across U.S. Navy shipbuilding programs, spanning design, production, testing, and fleet introduction. The company is executing a Java 8-to-17 migration while maintaining legacy codebases, and hiring is heavily weighted toward engineering (34 of 44 open roles)—a signal they are scaling delivery capacity on active construction programs rather than expanding into new verticals. The stack (MATLAB, Simulink, AutoCAD, Ignition, ERP systems) reflects domain-specific manufacturing and controls engineering, not horizontal software scaling.
Notable leadership hires: Chief of Staff
Reliability & Performance Technologies provides program management, engineering design, production support, and lifecycle services across U.S. Navy shipbuilding and maintenance. Operating since 2001 with over 340 employees, R&P is headquartered in Dublin, Pennsylvania. The company's scope spans ship design and systems engineering, waterfront production support, machinery control systems, test and evaluation, logistics, and post-delivery maintenance. R&P engages with most active U.S. Navy shipbuilding program offices, from frigate and destroyer construction to on-board training systems and composite repair work.
R&P provides engineering, program management, production support, and lifecycle services to U.S. Navy shipbuilding programs. Scope includes ship design, construction support, testing, machinery control systems, and maintenance.
Engineering: MATLAB, Simulink, AutoCAD, Rhino. Controls: Allen-Bradley ControlLogix/CompactLogix, Ignition, Wonderware. Systems: Java, Embedded Linux, AWS, Azure Government. Adopting Microsoft Project and Adobe Acrobat.
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