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General Dynamics Electric Boat

Mechanical Engineer I/II

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Mechanical Engineer I/II General Dynamics Electric Boat United States, Connecticut, Groton Sep 16, 2026 Mechanical Engineer I/II Requisition

ID 2026-20634

Location US-CT-Groton Seat Location EB Groton Shipyard Trade Engineering Shift 1st Security Clearance Required Secret Overview The Waterfront Mechanical Engineering department provides Engineering oversight for the design and construction of a variety of components that are on-board

VIRGINIA

Class submarines. Some of the components and mechanical systems that fall under the waterfront engineering cognizance are as follows: Internal mechanical systems such as weapons shipping and handling, the torpedo tubes and the payload tubes

External mechanical systems such as the towed sonar, hatches and the secondary propulsion unit

Vendor produced components such as the reverse osmosis system, the atmospheric monitoring system, and the diesel generator system

Valves, VPM Mechanical and procured material liability integration As an Engineer on the waterfront, the role is to provide engineering oversight of the design of the components and systems, support the procurement of some of the components and systems, troubleshoot the systems during installation at time of new construction and also provide engineering support of the systems during post-delivery service periods. In doing so, some of the products worked on and activities that take place on during the day-to-day basis are as follows: Engineering calculations

Engineering dispositions (written technical evaluations) and Letter writing

Departmental and companywide engineering Instruction development

On-board submarine issue investigation and issue resolution

Mentoring opportunities

Teamwork collaborations to solve complex problems.

Bounding of Vendor non-conformances To support the needs required of the waterfront engineering organization the department is looking for a motivated individual who has adequate technical writing ability and verbal communication skills. All newly hired engineers will be assigned a mentor to facilitate professional development within the department and to assist with learning the necessary skills to support the tasks assigned to the engineer.

Qualifications Required:

Bachelor of Science Degree or Higher Engineering Degree

0 - 4 years of post-graduate engineering experience

Periodic weekend and off-shift availability as required

Preferred:

A Bachelor of Science degree or higher in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Ocean Engineering, Industrial Engineering, and/or Systems Engineering

Experience or coursework in Material Science, Welding, Non-Destructive Testing (NDT), Mechanical Design or Finite Element Analysis Skills Demonstrated leadership experience

Demonstrated organizational skills

Experience in Engineering, Quality, Planning, Material Management and Procurement

Detail oriented exhibiting excellent organizational and communication ability with a strong work ethic. Environmental Attributes Inside Join our talent pools, get job alerts, and see EB news We can recommend jobs specifically for you!

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Benefits

  • Professional Development
  • Mentorships