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Designs, prototypes, integrates, tests, and supports ruggedized electronic hardware and embedded control systems for submarine payload handling and launch systems. Responsibilities include decomposing requirements, defining interfaces, coordinating multidisciplinary integration, validating hardware/software functionality, troubleshooting, supporting shipboard testing, and overseeing vendors and technical deliverables. The role also contributes to procurement, manufacturing support, engineering documentation, and project management.

Performs financial management, program control, reporting, and analysis for design and engineering contracts. Partners with program teams to provide financial insight, support strategic decisions, monitor cost performance, and achieve business results. Responsibilities include analyzing financial data, meeting deadlines, collaborating cross-functionally, and using Excel, Power BI, and related enterprise systems.

Designs, develops, tests, and supports electrical systems for U.S. Navy submarines. Responsibilities include reviewing electrical diagrams and interfaces, evaluating cableway routing, troubleshooting construction issues, writing testing and maintenance procedures, coordinating installation with internal customers and operations, and mentoring junior engineers. The role requires a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or a related field, 10 or more years of engineering experience, and the ability to obtain and maintain a Department of Defense Secret clearance.

Develop software, unit tests, requirements documentation, cybersecurity specifications, and technical manuals for a naval Monitoring and Control System. Support software and system qualification testing, logistics documentation, and technical presentations for NAVSEA. The role involves C++, Java, PLC ladder logic, networked control systems, and occasional travel. Candidates need an engineering bachelor’s degree, relevant experience, and the ability to obtain and maintain a Department of Defense security clearance.

Develop, test, document, deploy, maintain, troubleshoot, and support simulation and stimulation software and hardware for submarine testing. Work in a Linux environment using Agile methodologies, collaborate with engineers and customers, support products at contractor sites, and contribute to requirements, automated testing, configuration management, and lifecycle delivery. Some customer-site travel is required, along with the ability to obtain and maintain a Secret clearance.

Leads a team of 8–13 engineers developing uprated submarine propulsion plant designs. Oversees electrical architecture, equipment sizing, instrumentation and control systems, and load, fault, protection, coordination, and stability analyses. Manages scope, cost, schedule, technical quality, cross-disciplinary integration, reviews, certification activities, and stakeholder coordination. Mentors engineers and collaborates with shipyard organizations, government customers, program offices, and vendors.

Coordinates the design development, procurement, delivery, tracking, refurbishment, and movement of manufacturing fixtures across Electric Boat locations. Works with Operations to document fixture needs, represents Manufacturing Engineering in production meetings, anticipates overlapping procurement requirements, and resolves operational obstacles. Requires submarine construction, operations, maintenance, or maritime contracting experience, along with operations, engineering, procurement, or supplier-management experience.

Supports the AUKUS submarine program office through metrics development, contract support, program coordination, and collaboration with engineering, shipyard, Navy, and international stakeholders. The internship provides exposure to submarine design, construction, maintenance, workforce development, and supply chain initiatives. Interns work 40 hours weekly for at least eight consecutive weeks, receive mentorship, and contribute to solving program and operational challenges.

Provides waterfront manufacturing engineering and construction support for COLUMBIA Class submarines. Develops build strategies, fabrication and assembly methods, tools, fixtures, and manufacturing engineering documents for critical installations. Supports shipyard operations and collaborates with engineers, designers, trades, vendors, and planning teams across multiple locations. May travel between Groton and Quonset Point and work partially remotely depending on classified-material requirements.

Provides mechanical engineering, design oversight, troubleshooting, technical analysis, design integration, and construction support for VIRGINIA Class submarines. Supports weapons, propulsion, non-propulsion, and valve systems; component procurement and manufacturing; design error correction; new construction; and commissioned fleet maintenance. Collaborates with shipyard teams, suppliers, Navy organizations, vendors, and internal engineering departments.