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Entry-Level Systems Engineer - Integrated Power Systems (2nd Shift)
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An Electrical Substation Engineer is responsible for substation design including schematic development, physical layouts, equipment, and construction cost estimates.
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Entry-Level Systems Engineer - Integrated Power Systems (2nd Shift) General Dynamics Electric Boat United States, Connecticut, Groton Sep 09, 2026 Entry-Level Systems Engineer - Integrated Power Systems (2nd Shift) Requisition
ID 2026-20513
Location US-CT-Groton Seat Location EB Groton Shipyard Trade Engineering Shift 2nd Security Clearance Required Secret Overview Overview The Integrated Power Systems (IPS) directorate is seeking a motivated Entry-Level Engineer to support the construction and testing of propulsion and electrical power systems for
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Class submarines. This role provides an opportunity to contribute directly to delivering ship systems that operate reliably "the first time, every time" while gaining experience in shipyard operations and electrical power systems in a collaborative engineering environment. This position will be on 2nd shift. What You Will Do as an Entry-Level Engineer - IPS Support trades and waterfront personnel in the construction and testing of IPS equipment
Assist in identifying issues on the deck plate and contribute to developing timely solutions
Work closely with Waterfront Engineers and IPS component/system owners to ensure alignment across engineering activities
Participate in power systems readiness meetings and help verify that construction processes and construction requirements are properly captured
Help prepare and maintain technical documentation, reports, and work instructions
Communicate with shipyard personnel to gather information, understand construction needs, and resolve technical questions
Learn Electric Boat processes, procedures, and core values
Contribute to continuous improvement by documenting lessons learned and supporting follow-ship enhancements Qualifications Required qualifications: B.S. in Engineering or another relevant engineering discipline
0-5 years post-graduate engineering experience
Ability to obtain and maintain a security clearance through the U.S. DoD (candidate must be U.S. citizen) Preferred qualifications: Familiarity with electrical power systems, power distribution, or electric drive equipment
Prior internship or co-op experience in a technical, engineering, or shipyard environment
Projects involving electrical machines, power electronics, or system integration Skills Effective communication and teamwork skills
Demonstrated ability to approach problems with curiosity and urgency
Ability to organize work, manage multiple tasks, and follow engineering processes
Strong problem-solving skills and willingness to take initiative
Ability to learn quickly in a fast-paced, hands-on engineering environment Join our talent pools, get job alerts, and see EB news We can recommend jobs specifically for you!
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