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Develops technical work documents and provides hands-on electrical engineering support for submarine overhaul, repair, and modernization. Responsibilities include interpreting specifications and drawings, troubleshooting shipboard systems, resolving execution roadblocks, evaluating nonconforming conditions, supporting testing and certification, and collaborating with shipyard teams, skilled trades, engineers, and Navy personnel. The role requires shipyard and submarine work, physical access to confined spaces and scaffolding, travel to off-site facilities, and eligibility for a DoD Secret clearance.

Plans and supports submarine overhaul, repair, and modernization work by developing technical procedures, troubleshooting shipboard issues, resolving execution roadblocks, evaluating nonconforming conditions, and supporting system testing and certification. The engineer works directly with shipyard trades, Navy personnel, and cross-functional departments, including during off-site assignments at submarine repair facilities. The role requires technical problem-solving, collaboration, shipboard access, and willingness to obtain a DoD Secret clearance.

Architect, configure, maintain, and secure multi-site software development networks and shipboard systems supporting US Navy nuclear submarines. Responsibilities include engineering security into software, administering tactical applications, resolving configuration issues, supporting resilient infrastructure, testing vulnerabilities, and participating in NAVSEA design reviews. The role collaborates with hardware, systems, software, and test engineering teams while maintaining security, compliance, and operational requirements.

Develops and integrates electrical and electronic systems for Virginia-class submarines. Responsibilities include requirements development, component and cable selection, design and drawing reviews, procurement specifications, testing documentation, technical manuals, risk management, lifecycle management, and coordination with engineering, shipyard, vendors, and NAVSEA organizations. The role also supports project schedules, budgets, configuration management, and occasional travel. Minimal software coding and engineering calculations are required.

Finance and Contracts interns support accounting, cash management, payroll, audits, compliance, business systems, contract administration, forecasting, budgeting, financial reporting, and program finance. Interns may assist with contract negotiations, bid preparation, earned value management, data analysis, and internal control processes. The internship is on-site in Connecticut, requires 40 hours per week for at least eight consecutive weeks, and includes mentorship and hands-on corporate finance experience.

Summer interns support the COLUMBIA submarine design and engineering program through manpower planning, contract oversight, component procurement, material availability, engineering and design products, planning, and design changes. They collaborate across engineering, planning, contracts, purchasing, shipbuilding, and Navy stakeholders to resolve technical and program issues. The internship requires at least eight weeks, 40 hours per week, and is fully on-site in Groton or New London, Connecticut.

Eight-week summer engineering internship supporting Columbia Class submarine mechanical, structures, and systems work. Interns perform engineering calculations, review designs, evaluate materials, analyze arrangements, resolve vendor and construction issues, document shipyard conditions, and collaborate with engineering, operations, procurement, testing, and Navy representatives.

Develops and verifies requirements-based tests, simulations, test procedures, and custom equipment for submarine weapon systems. Responsibilities include software development, troubleshooting, environmental testing, requirements management, test reporting, and technical project management. The role supports system and component qualification for U.S. and U.K. submarine programs and requires team leadership, engineering experience, and eligibility for a Secret clearance.

Designs, develops, tests, and qualifies mission- and safety-critical payload launch control and handling systems for submarine platforms. Responsibilities include concept design, requirements definition, specifications, test planning, drawing development, vendor oversight, training, production ownership, integration, and fleet support. The role involves embedded electronic control systems, sensors, displays, networking, cybersecurity, automation, and systems engineering practices.

Engineering summer intern supporting radiological controls for nuclear submarine construction and repair. Responsibilities include validating ship system status changes, reviewing processes and technical direction for compliance, analyzing radiological deficiencies, identifying process improvements, and participating in emergency response activities. The internship is onsite in Groton, Connecticut, lasts at least eight weeks, and requires full-time availability during summer 2027.