General Dynamics Electric Boat is the world's leading manufacturer of nuclear-powered submarines for the U.S. Navy, overseeing every stage of production from concept to completion. These submarines are among the most complex machines ever built, and Electric Boat has continually advanced this technology. Our dedicated team of skilled employees works tirelessly to deliver high-quality products that ensure the safety of our sailors, our families, and our freedom.
Join us for a unique glimpse into the world of nuclear-powered submarine manufacturing and experience a lifetime opportunity in this niche industry.
Please see below for all of our Summer 2026 Engineering Internship opportunities. You can learn more about each position and apply directly by clicking 'Apply Here' under each listing. To apply for an internship, you must be enrolled full-time at a college or university, you must have completed your freshman year before the start of the internship, and you must be available to work 40 hours a week for a minimum of 8 consecutive weeks between May 2026 and September 2026.
2025-16254 Life Cycle Support (LCS) - 2026 Engineering Summer Internship
The Life Cycle Support (LCS) Directorate provides the U.S. Navy with five-star support that increases submarine Operational Availability and Capability. The Life Cycle Support (LCS) Directorate is responsible for Fleet support functions, including Sustainment, Environmental, Safety, and Occupational Health, Supply Support, Engineering Analyses, Obsolescence Management, Ship Specification Development, and Configuration Management.
Those Pursuing a Bachelor or Master of Science Degree in the following are encouraged to apply: Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Civil (Structural) Engineering, Ocean Engineering, Marine Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Nuclear Engineering, Systems Engineering, Facilities Engineering, Energy Systems Engineering
2025-16283 SSN Electrical Engineering and Design - 2026 Engineering Summer Internship
The SSN Electrical Engineering and Design Directorate’s mission is to develop high-quality integrated electrical design solutions for the Navy by planning and executing our work, critically assessing our performance, and incorporating learning opportunities into future projects. The work performed within the SSN Electrical Engineering and Design Directorate covers a wide range of responsibilities across multiple submarine classes, including VIRGINIA, COLUMBIA, and future submarine platforms. Critical work areas include system and software development, electrical design products, supplier management, new construction, and commissioned ship support.
Those Pursuing a Bachelor or Master of Science Degree in the following are encouraged to apply: Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Marine Engineering, Software Engineering, Computer Science, Network Administration, Security, Cybersecurity, Biomedical Engineering and Energy Systems Engineering.
2025-16289 Industrial Engineering - 2026 Engineering Summer Internship
The Industrial Engineering Organization provides mission-critical support to EB Leadership and the functional organizations by developing and managing the organization's improvement strategies, executing improvement initiatives, mentoring and supporting employees in executing improvements, and measuring the impact of an organization's improvement activities.
Those Pursuing a Bachelor or Master of Science Degree in the following are encouraged to apply: Industrial Engineering
2025-16300 Mechanical, Structures, and Systems - COLUMBIA - 2026 Engineering Summer Internship
The COLUMBIA Class Mechanical, Structures, and Systems Engineering Directorate is responsible for the engineering and design of the hull and internal/external structures for the COLUMBIA Class submarine, as well as fluid and mechanical systems. The COLUMBIA Class is the next generation sea-based strategic deterrence submarine and is currently under construction.
Those Pursuing a Bachelor or Master of Science Degree in the following are encouraged to apply: Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Aeronautical, Naval Architecture, Civil Engineering, Structural, Systems, Ocean Engineering, or Marine Engineering.
2025-16314 International Program Office Internship
Join the AUKUS Program Office at Electric Boat to support a historic international partnership. As an intern, you will work with senior staff to provide critical metrics and contract support for the SSN-AUKUS submarine design, long-term maintenance, and Australian workforce development and supply chain uplift. This is a chance to contribute to a high-impact, global defense project.
Our Program Representative Interns take pride in the support they provide to protect our nation in the design, engineering, build, and delivery of world-class submarines. You will be working side by side with a diverse group of the top shipbuilders in our industry, working as your mentors while providing you with the opportunity to gain real-life experience in the workforce, applying the skills you have acquired in college. This is an opportunity to understand program management and may lead to a potential full-time position for those who have a passion for this type of problem-solving as part of our workforce of the future.
Pursuing a Bachelor or Masters of Science Degree in Engineering: Engineering Management, Aerospace, Mechanical, Electrical, Software Computer Science, Systems Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering, Cybersecurity Or Business: Business Administration (with an emphasis on international business), Finance, Accounting, Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Acquisition and Contract Management, Marketing. Or Political and International Relations: International Relations or International Affairs, Political Science, National Security Studies, Economics
2025-16315 2026 Engineering Summer Internship - Waterfront Engineering - Fast Attack Submarines
The Waterfront Engineering - Fast Attack Submarines Directorate plays a critical role in bringing submarines from design to reality. Waterfront Engineering Personnel solve tough shipyard challenges, improve construction productivity, and keep testing and delivery on track. You'll be part of a team that thrives on problem-solving and innovative thinking to ensure every submarine meets the highest standards.
Those Pursuing a Bachelor or Master of Science Degree in the following are encouraged to apply: Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Structural/Civil Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Marine Engineering, Facilities Engineering, and/or Energy Systems Engineering.
2025-16323 Groton Facilities Engineering – 2026 Engineering Summer Internship
The Real Estate and Facilities Directorate is responsible for new construction, renovation, and infrastructure projects supporting the 100+ year old Groton shipyard and surrounding sites. Our multidisciplinary team of engineers, project managers, and designers develops and executes construction projects as well as provides maintenance and troubleshooting support to existing shipyard systems, building,s and docks. The systems the Real Estate and Facilities Directorate are responsible includes, but is not limited to, water based systems (fire protection, potable, sewage, storm drain), compressed gas systems (nitrogen, argon, oxygen, propane), compressed air systems (high pressure air, low pressure air), boiler and steam systems, HVAC, industrial ventilation, submarine support systems and above and below ground electrical distribution.
Those Pursuing a Bachelor's or Master of Science Degree in the following are encouraged to apply: Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Ocean Engineering, Chemical Engineering
2025-16330 Quonset Point - Industrial Engineering - 2026 Engineering Summer Internship
The Construction Readiness Directorate enables the trades to work to their fullest potential by developing trust through dedication, collaboration, and customer satisfaction.
Industrial Engineer Interns may be responsible for:
- On the production floor Trades Support
- Support of Lean Manufacturing Initiatives and Utilization of Lean Tools
- Development and Implementation of Visual Management Tools
- Project Management
- Research and Procurement of new Technological Solutions
- Construction Readiness Reviews
- Work order review and sequencing
Those Pursuing a Bachelor or Master of Science Degree in the following are encouraged to apply: Industrial Engineering or Systems Engineering.
2025-16335 Radiological Services - 2026 Engineering Summer Internship
The mission of the Radiological Controls directorate is to be the Shipyard's conscience with respect to protecting our customers based on the basic principles when it comes to Radiological Controls. They ensure all organizations are doing their best to maintain best work practices while performing nuclear construction and repair. Their regulatory role is evaluated annually and is conditional to NAVSEA extending us the privilege of a license to handle radioactive materials.
Those Pursuing a Bachelor or Master of Science Degree in the following are encouraged to apply: Any engineering discipline
2025-16347 Combat and Weapons Systems (CWS) – 2026 Engineering Summer Internship
The CWS Directorate is responsible for conceiving, developing, and producing Non-Propulsion Electronic Systems (NPES) for US Navy nuclear submarines. Leveraging the latest in state-of-the-art technologies, this System of Systems is able to find, track, and neutralize targets while remaining undetected, on course, and on mission. Sonar, ship control, payload launch control, strategic weapons systems, C5I systems, and tactical software comprise the portfolio of CWS.
Those Pursuing a Bachelor or Master of Science Degree in the following are encouraged to apply: Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Biomedical Engineering
2025-16352 Information Technology, Software Engineering, & Computer Science - 2026 Summer Internship
The Information Technology Summer Internship at Electric Boat offers hands-on experience across several IT disciplines, including software engineering, infrastructure, cybersecurity, systems engineering, project management, finance and procurement, and user support. Interns will contribute to developing automation tools, supporting networks and systems, monitoring cybersecurity, managing IT projects, and assisting with hardware and software procurement. Typical tasks include requirements analysis, software development (often in Java), application testing and maintenance, and exploring advanced IT technologies—all aimed at enhancing Electric Boat’s engineering and business operations.
Those Pursuing a Bachelor or Master of Science Degree in the following are encouraged to apply: IT, Computer Science or Engineering
2025-16357 Nuclear Quality - 2026 Engineering Summer Internship
The Nuclear Quality Control Engineering Summer Interns may be responsible for the following tasks: Support D421 Nuclear Quality Control Engineering organization in the review of drawings/disclosures, specifications, and technical work documents to ensure identification of required quality and inspection/documentation requirements. Interns will also be involved with both design and construction issues, including design integration of quality requirements and construction problem resolution, supporting new construction ships and maintenance and repair of commissioned ships.
Those Pursuing a Bachelor or Master of Science Degree in the following are encouraged to apply: Engineering (Nuclear, Mechanical, Aerospace, Electrical, Chemical, Marine, Civil, Industrial, and Computer)
2025-16364 COLUMBIA Design & Engineering Program Office - 2026 Summer Internship
Electric Boat's largest and most important program and the Navy’s top acquisition priority, the COLUMBIA program, is in a critical transition phase from design to construction. The COLUMBIA Design and Engineering Program Office’s focus is the design completion in support of construction completion, test, and lead ship certification. This role will provide the opportunity to contribute to and take the lead on solutions for technical & program issues that span the entire Electric Boat enterprise. This will include challenges that require collaboration with personnel from systems engineering, planning, contracts, to purchasing, and will put you in direct interaction with products from those organizations applied in real time to the ship's deck plate. You will help to solve these varied challenges with a short and long-term perspective, all while collaborating with the best ship builders in the world and some of the most accomplished personnel in the US government and NAVY.
Those Pursuing a Bachelor or Master of Science Degree in the following are encouraged to apply: Construction, Manufacturing, Engineering Management, Naval Architecture or any Engineering discipline (e.g. Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Ocean Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Nuclear Engineering)
2025-16366 Naval Architecture and Structural Design and Engineering - 2026 Engineering Summer Internship
The Naval Architecture and Structural Design Directorate is responsible for the engineering and design of the hull and internal/external structures for the VIRGINIA Class submarine, as well as the weights, hydrodynamics, and hydrostatics for all classes of submarines.
Working in a design/build team environment, the Naval Architecture and Structural Design engineers take part in concept development, preliminary design, detail design, construction support, overhaul, and repair of submarine hull, external and internal structures. With their unique expertise, team members solve complex structural-mechanical problems using state-of-the-art computational simulations, material sciences, and structural dynamics. The Naval Architecture Directorate is also responsible for Naval Architecture, including weights, hydrodynamics, and hydrostatics.
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Those Pursuing a Bachelor's or Master of Science Degree in the following are encouraged to apply: Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Aeronautical Engineering, Naval Architecture/ Engineering, Ocean Engineering, Aerospace Engineering
2025-16369 Waterfront Engineering – COLUMBIA - 2026 Engineering Summer Internship
The Waterfront Engineering – COLUMBIA Class Directorate is an Engineering and Design service organization that focuses on Shipyard customer needs by delivering quality engineering products on time with the goal of increasing construction productivity. Waterfront Engineering works to continuously improve its technical products by utilizing innovative thinking to keep construction on schedule and prevent unnecessary work or rework.
Those Pursuing a Bachelor's or Master of Science Degree in the following are encouraged to apply: Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering Structural/Civil Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Chemical Engineering
2025-16377 Platform Systems Engineering and Integration – 2026 Engineering Summer Internship
The Platform Systems Engineering and Integration directorate serves to fill an important role as a system and spatial integrator of complex submarine designs. Members of each of the teams within our directorate work across disciplines to ensure that the individual components and subsystems of a submarine function as an integrated system. Our focus on cross-discipline integration is increasingly more important as the complexity of our products grows to provide the US and allied the Navies with the required warfighting capability to outpace our adversaries.
Those Pursuing a Bachelor's or Master of Science Degree in the following are encouraged to apply: Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Ocean Engineering, Nuclear Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer or SW Engineering, Systems Engineering
2025-16385 Submarine Materials Engineering & Laboratory - 2026 Engineering Summer Internship
The Submarine Materials Engineering & Laboratory Services Directorate comprises of many cross-functional groups, each with different core roles and responsibilities. These include: Design and Engineering Support, Welding Laboratory, Advanced Concepts, Groton Construction Support, Quonset Point (QP) Structural and Piping Construction Support, Welding Engineering Supplier Development and Oversight, Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) Engineering Supplier Oversight and Support, Strategic Sourcing, Metallic Materials Engineering, Base Materials Technology, Non-Metallic Materials Engineering, and Robotics Engineering.
Those Pursuing a Bachelor's or Master of Science Degree in the following are encouraged to apply: Material Science Engineering, Mechanical Engineering / Structures & Materials, Metallurgical Engineering, Welding Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Materials Aerospace Engineering
2025-16398 Propulsion Plant and Ship Systems - Virginia - 2026 Engineering Summer Internship
The Propulsion Plant and Ship Systems Directorate aims to be the innovative leader in the propulsion plant and ship system designs. We continuously improve both products and processes to produce designs that meet or exceed our customers’ needs. Each member of our team participates fully in the drawing development process to produce the highest quality design products possible.
The Propulsion Plant and Ship Systems Directorate is responsible for the engineering and design of multiple classes of submarines, from VIRGINIA class technology insertions to allied nations’ submarine programs, and future submarine platforms. This directorate also provides fleet support to commissioned submarines. Our engineers and designers develop and analyze all fluid systems on submarines, both in the propulsion plant and on the rest of the submarine. Additionally, our Centers of Excellence have unparalleled analysis capabilities in the areas of acoustics, pipe stress, computational fluid dynamics (CFD), and radiation analysis and shielding.
Those Pursuing a Bachelor's or Master of Science Degree in the following are encouraged to apply: Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Ocean Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Nuclear Engineering, Acoustic Engineering
2025-16400 Mechanical and Components - 2026 Engineering Summer Internship
The fast attack Mechanical Components, Design and Engineering Directorate designs, engineers and delivers mechanical equipment that enables the Navy’s undersea dominance.
The mechanical team is responsible for a wide range of end to end tasking that ensures our equipment meets all requirements, can perform its intended function, and is properly integrated with the ship systems. The tasking includes requirements developments, engineering analysis, review and approval of part manufacturing information, oversight of supplier engineering activities, and oversight of part manufacture and test at suppliers and within our shipyard.
Those Pursuing a Bachelor's or Master of Science Degree in the following are encouraged to apply: Mechanical, Aerospace, or Marine Engineering
2025-16404 COLUMBIA Electrical Systems - 2026 Engineering Summer Internship
The COLUMBIA Electrical Systems Directorate is responsible for the engineering and design of the COLUMBIA Class electrical systems and components, and ensuring that they operate as intended through supporting construction and a rigorous test program. The COLUMBIA Electrical Systems Directorate is also responsible for vendor oversight of Electric Boat suppliers, power distribution system analysis, cableways design, test procedure development, test equipment drawing development, and technical manual development.
Those Pursuing a Bachelor's or Master of Science Degree in the following are encouraged to apply: Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Nuclear Engineering, Power Systems Engineering
2025-16397 CONFORM (Concept Formulation) - 2026 Engineering Summer Internship
The Concept Formulation (CONFORM) team oversees EB's concept development work which includes leading SSN(X) and program insertion studies, research and development (R&D) efforts, university and small business outreach, payload integration, and warfare analysis. The CONFORM department champions the continuous infusion of warfighting capability into submarines to maintain EB's leadership position within the industry, and to ensure that U.S. submarines remain relevant in the future world of undersea warfare
Those Pursuing a Bachelor's or Master of Science Degree in the following are encouraged to apply: Engineering; preferred Mechanical Engineering, Naval Architecture Engineering, or Systems Engineering.
2025-16461 Quonset Point - Facilities Engineering - 2026 Engineering Summer Internship
Facilities Engineering is responsible for all critical systems, utilities, structures, and buildings. We maintain, repair, and improve every corner of the QP Facility. We provide engineering subject matter expertise and consulting for our large capital projects. Our mission is to provide better than world class service and uninterrupted utility feeds to keep our shipbuilders working. As an intern, here are some of the tasks you may be responsible for:
- Conducting engineering analyses for infrastructure expansion projects. This could be a single gas feed or a power feed for an entire building.
- Overseeing vendors conducting preventative and predictive maintenance work throughout the facility
- Managing repairs of systems and equipment through a vended workforce.
- Scoping, planning, and executing capital projects to support the facility buildings and systems.
- Supporting department engineers with field studies and verification of field conditions.
- Assembling engineering documentation to support project work.
- Responding to emergent situations when they occur and providing sound engineering solutions to return our operations to normal status.
Those Pursuing a Bachelor's or Master of Science Degree in the following are encouraged to apply: Mechanical, Electrical, Civil, or Fire Protection Engineering.
2025-16475 VIRGINIA Design & Engineering Program Office - 2026 Summer Internship
The VIRGINIA Class Program continues to grow to support exciting future designs and continue support of construction authorized ships. This is a fast-paced, demanding program office requiring energetic contributors to meet overall goals. This role offers a unique opportunity to contribute to the program advancement of vital war fighting machines and technologies critical to national security.
In the Program Office you will be exposed to all facets of the Electric Boat enterprise including Design and Engineering, Operations, Planning, Finance, Contracts, Construction, Facilities, and Navy customers. You will encounter challenges where you can leverage your experience in new ways. Program Office defines the overarching goals for a program beyond the usual milestones. Through the program office, you will be exposed to a healthy mix of tactical and strategic planning which shape the future designs of ships. Program Office is the first line of defense against change and disruption; we are the first organization called on for help in fixing issues.
Those Pursuing a Bachelor's or Master of Science Degree in the following are encouraged to apply: Engineering, Business, or Finance degree
2025-16326 VCS Construction Program Office - 2026 Summer Internship
The VCS Construction Program Directorate is responsible for the management and oversight of VCS Submarine Construction.
Program Office Interns at Electric Boat will interface with engineers, designers, service departments, shipyard personnel, and our Navy customers. Using a design-build-sustain approach and working in a team environment, Program Office Interns will work with these teams to develop innovative solutions to solve design, new construction, and in-service problems on nuclear submarines. Upon acceptance into the Electric Boat internship, you will get a mentor on your first day that will work with you for the duration of your internship. This is the opportunity to kick start your career and gain work experience delivering the advantage that protects our Sailors, our Families, and our Freedom!
Pursuing a Bachelor or Masters of Science Degree in Engineering: Engineering Management, Management & Engineering for Manufacturing (MEM), Mechanical, Electrical, Multidisciplinary Business: Finance, Accounting, Management, Supply Chain, Economics
2025-16344 Cybersecurity - 2026 Summer Internship
The Cybersecurity Department is seeking highly motivated interns to support the evaluation, development and support of new IT technologies at Electric Boat (EB) as well as analyzing existing systems. Interns will help monitor all systems for misconfigurations and potential vulnerabilities, and assist with assessing risks and ensuring compliance with cybersecurity requirements.
Pursuing a Bachelor or Master of Science in: Cybersecurity, Computer Science, or Computer Engineering
2025-16380 Life Cycle Support (LCS) - 2026 Program Office Summer Internship
The Life Cycle Support (LCS) Directorate Program Office Interns, working with senior staff and mentors, will support COLUMBIA class submarines, VIRGINIA class submarines, including the VIRGINIA Payload Module, the Maintenance, Modernization, and Waterfront organization, or the Life Cycle Support program.  Activities include the management of design, construction, and overhaul & repair activities through the development, improvement, and utilization of metrics to optimize program performance, contract and product development and management, shipyard problem resolution, and other various technical activities.
Pursuing a Bachelor or Masters of Science Degree in the field of Business, Finance, Accounting, Management, Economics, Data Management, or Business Information Systems, or Engineering
2025-16498 Information Services Engineer - Supply Chain 2026 Summer Internship
As a Supply Chain intern you will receive hands-on learning experiences in various departments across the full range of professions that support ongoing business operations. Interns are provided with tasks that are both technically challenging and educationally stimulating. With the guidance of Electric Boat's senior staff and management, Supply Chain Interns will assist analysts, buyers/planners and systems coordinators with a variety of tasks and projects, depending on their assignment.
Pursuing a Bachelor or Masters of Science Degree in the field of Mechanical, Electrical, Civil, or Fire Protection Engineering.
2025-16313 Groton Facilities Engineering - 2026 Summer Internship
The Electric Boat shipyard is experiencing a period of unprecedented growth. Existing facilities are undergoing renovations and new buildings are under construction with more coming. Now is a once in a lifetime opportunity to be part of a dynamic team responsible for shaping the future of the shipyard. The Maintenance Reliability Team is responsible for implementation of technologies and data analysis to reduce equipment and system down time and extend the life-cycle of newly purchased equipment and facilities as well as existing equipment and facilities. The selected candidates will be requested to assist with asset inventory, preventative maintenance procedure creation, preventative maintenance data collection, root cause failure analysis, and equipment life cycle analysis.
Pursuing a Bachelor or Masters of Science Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Ocean Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Reliability Engineering
2025-16275 Facilities & Construction Support - 2026 Engineering Summer Internship
Facilities & Construction Support Directorates - Crane Maintenance, Test & Inspection are responsible for the inspection and maintenance of over 900 pieces of critical weight handling equipment used throughout both Quonset Point, RI and Groton, CT during the construction of nuclear submarines. Our mission is to provide better than world class service to our customers that use our equipment while meeting all industry standard requirements. We provide safe and reliable equipment under challenging situations to deliver the advantage to our customers in meeting their requirements.
Pursuing a Bachelor or Masters of Science Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or Structural Engineering
2025-16357 Nuclear Quality Control - 2026 Summer Internship
The Nuclear Quality Control Directorate is responsible for
- Ensuring all nuclear work meets quality requirements and standards
- Certifying Nuclear SUBSAFE material
- Identifying significant problems
- Conducting Nuclear Inspections
- Providing trend analysis services to Operation Organizations
- Maintaining qualified and proficient inspectors
- Reviewing Nuclear technical work documents
- Maintaining Nuclear certification documentation
- Developing and maintaining Nuclear Quality instructions to support Reactor Plant certification
Pursuing a Bachelor or Masters of Science Degree in: Engineering - Aerospace, Chemical, Civil, Computer, Electrical, Industrial, Marine, Mechanical, or Nuclear, or Biomedical. Analytical Sciences - Data Analytics, Computer Science, Applied Mathematics, or Statistics.
2025-16398 Propulsion Plant and Ship Systems - VIRGINIA - 2026 Engineering Summer Internship
The Propulsion Plant and Ship Systems Directorate aims to be the innovative leader in the propulsion plant and ship system designs. We continuously improve both products and processes to produce designs that meet or exceed our customer’s needs. Each member of our team participates fully in the drawing development process to produce the highest quality design products possible.
The Propulsion Plant and Ship Systems Directorate is responsible for the engineering and design on multiple classes of submarines, from VIRGINIA class technology insertions, to allied nations’ submarine programs, and future submarine platforms. This directorate also provides fleet support to commissioned submarines. Our engineers and designers develop and analyze all fluid systems on submarines, both in the propulsion plant and on the rest of the submarine. Additionally, our Centers of Excellence have unparalleled analysis capabilities in the areas of acoustics, pipe stress, computational fluid dynamics (CFD), and radiation analysis and shielding.
Pursuing a Bachelor or Masters of Science Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Ocean Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Nuclear Engineering, Acoustic Engineering
2025-16403 Integrated Power Systems (IPS) COLUMBIA Class Electrical/Mechanical Systems Engineering - 2026
The Integrated Power Systems (IPS) Directorate is responsible for developing systems and components for the construction of the COLUMBIA Class main propulsion systems.The core focus of the group is electric drive propulsion component integration, secondary components and ship system components development and testing for the delivery of the COLUMBIA Class to meet the growing need of the United State Navy.
The Integrated Power Systems (IPS) Directorate is also responsible for:
- Perform engineering calculations in support of component design disclosures
- Generate/review engineering drawing and installation procedures
- Interface with internal Electric Boat support groups
- Preparation of technical correspondence between Electric Boat and suppliers/customer
- Review of supplier technical and programmatic submittals
Pursuing a Bachelor or Masters of Science Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Marine Engineering,Civil Engineering,or Electrical Engineering.
2025-16406 Propulsion Plant and Ship Systems - COLUMBIA - 2026 Engineering Summer Internship
The Propulsion Plant and Ship Systems - COLUMBIA Directorate is responsible for the engineering and design of Propulsion Plant Systems, Structures, Arrangements, and Shielding for COLUMBIA Class. This directorate will also provide fleet support to commissioned COLUMBIA Class submarines. Our engineers and designers develop and analyze all propulsion plant fluid systems and structures on COLUMBIA Class submarines.
Propulsion Plant and Ship System Summer Interns may be responsible for the following tasks:
- Performing calculations on fluid systems, structures, and components
- Ensuring that system requirements and specifications are being met by our designs
- Engaging with the Design workforce, Construction Trades, and NAVY representatives to implement new designs or resolve design and construction issues
- Working in a team environment with multiple stakeholders to develop solutions to complex propulsion plant problems
- Evaluating material conditions or design issues onboard a submarine under construction or on a commissioned submarine
Pursuing a Bachelor or Masters of Science Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Ocean Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Nuclear Engineering, Acoustic Engineering
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2025-16577 Strategic Sourcing Program Office - 2026 Summer Internship
Electric Boat offers an excellent learning environment and real-life experience for college students. Program Office Interns, working with senior staff and mentors, will support construction of submarine modules for COLUMBIA class submarines and VIRGINIA class submarines at Electric Boat's Strategic Partners. Activities include the management of design and construction activities through the development, improvement, and utilization of metrics to optimize program performance, contact and product development and management, shipyard problem resolution, and other various technical activities.
Pursuing a Bachelor or Masters of Science Degree in Engineering: Engineering Management, Management & Engineering for Manufacturing (MEM), Mechanical, Electrical, Multidisciplinary Business: Finance, Accounting, Management, Supply Chain, Economics
2025-16590 Facilities Engineering D694 - 2026 Summer Internship
The Electric Boat shipyard is experiencing a period of unprecedented growth. Existing facilities are undergoing renovations and new buildings are under construction with more coming. Now is a once in a lifetime opportunity to be part of a dynamic team responsible for shaping the future of the shipyard.
Facilities Engineering is responsible for all critical systems, utilities, structures, and buildings. We maintain, repair, and improve every corner of the QP Facility. We provide engineering subject matter expertise and consulting for our large capital projects. Our mission is to provide better than world class service and uninterrupted utility feeds to keep our shipbuilders working
Pursuing a Bachelor or Masters of Science Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Ocean Engineering, Chemical Engineering, and Reliability Engineering
2025-16674 Nuclear Engineering - 2026 Summer Engineering Internship
The Nuclear Directorate builds, maintains, and repairs the world’s most advanced submarine platforms to maintain our maritime superiority, ensure the security of our nation, and to affect positive change throughout the world while maintaining the safety of our Sailors and Workers. The Nuclear Directorate is responsible for managing ship construction; testing the reactor plant; installing, repairing and maintaining nuclear valves and components; and providing engineering services for all nuclear work performed on new construction and delivered submarines in the Groton shipyard and at SUBASE New London.
Pursuing a Bachelor or Masters of Science Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering
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