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Performs electrical testing, troubleshooting, alignments, continuity checks, and operational testing of shipboard, steam and electric plant, auxiliary, and weapons systems on submarines under construction. Reviews test data, operates calibrated equipment, follows safety and technical procedures, performs watch-standing duties, and works in confined spaces and varying weather conditions. Requires completion of rigorous qualifications, availability for any shift, and eligibility for a DoD Secret clearance.

Summer 2027 internship supporting software engineering, IT infrastructure, cybersecurity compliance, systems engineering, project management, procurement, and user production support in a defense environment. Responsibilities may include analyzing requirements, designing and developing Java applications, testing and maintaining software, investigating IT technologies, and supporting CAD and PLM automation tools. The role requires an eight-week minimum commitment, full-time availability, on-site work, U.S. citizenship, medical screening, drug testing, and background investigation.

Supervises electrical test technicians supporting Columbia Class shipyard testing. Assigns daily work, coordinates test schedules, monitors issues, reviews documentation, evaluates personnel, ensures training and policy compliance, reports manpower needs, and handles employee discipline with Human Resources. Maintains required 6010, S&EP, and Work Controls qualifications while supporting timely and accurate completion of shipboard testing.

Human Resources Summer Interns support HR business partnering, labor relations, talent acquisition, workforce development, community education, and training initiatives. Responsibilities may include recruiting, event coordination, employee programs, training audits, learning strategy support, and community-facing educational programming. Interns must work full-time for at least eight weeks during Summer 2027 at a non-remote Electric Boat location in Connecticut or Rhode Island.

Summer engineering interns support propulsion plant and ship system design for nuclear submarines. Responsibilities include fluid-system and structural calculations, verifying requirements, developing system concepts, making engineering recommendations, collaborating with designers, construction trades, Navy representatives, and evaluating design or material issues on submarines. The internship requires at least eight consecutive weeks, full-time availability, on-site work in Connecticut, U.S. citizenship, medical and drug screening, and potential Department of Defense investigation.

Supports submarine platform systems engineering and integration through requirements development and verification, technical issue resolution, test planning, CONOPS development, interface management, MBSE, spatial arrangement integration, 3-D model reviews, and NAVSEA coordination. Interns collaborate across engineering disciplines and gain exposure to submarine design programs while working onsite at an Electric Boat location for at least eight weeks during summer 2027.

Summer reliability engineering internship focused on improving preventative maintenance procedures, standardizing maintenance metrics, implementing predictive maintenance technologies, conducting root cause failure analyses, and developing critical spare-parts inventories for facilities equipment. The intern will collaborate with facilities engineers, maintenance personnel, equipment operators, project managers, vendors, and management.

Summer engineering interns support supplier quality activities for submarine manufacturing, including drafting supplier management plans, evaluating vendor problem-resolution reports, writing quality communications, supporting vendor visits, and assisting with inspections, certifications, and audits. Interns collaborate with engineering, purchasing, audit, inspection, and supplier organizations to assess risks and resolve quality issues. The role requires an eight-week, full-time, on-site commitment and is open to students pursuing relevant engineering degrees.

Supports cybersecurity activities including security plan documentation, system and user activity monitoring, vulnerability and misconfiguration analysis, risk and compliance assessments, and incident response. Interns collaborate with ISSMs, ISSOs, CSOC personnel, and system stakeholders. The role is an on-site summer internship requiring at least eight weeks, full-time enrollment, U.S. citizenship, background screening, drug testing, and possible DOD investigation.

Performs detailed incurred-cost analysis, develops cost reports, supports monthly close, implements process improvements, and collaborates across departments. Ensures cost accounting compliance with contracts, Federal Acquisition Regulations, Cost Accounting Standards, and US GAAP. The role also handles special projects and requires strong analytical, organizational, communication, and accounting skills.