Naval Architect Engineer at General Dynamics Corporation
Groton, CT 06349
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Naval Architect Engineer
US-CT-Groton
Job ID: 2024-12987
Type: Full-Time
# of Openings: 14
Category: Engineering
EB Groton Shipyard
Overview
Who We Are:
The Electric Boat Naval Architecture Department (D496) is comprised of engineers who are responsible for determining the hydrostatic and hydrodynamic characteristics of submarines, providing waterfront hydrostatics support and providing technical oversight to Electric Boats waterfront infrastructure. Were looking for driven high-performers who consistently focus on achieving results, demonstrate extreme ownership, thrive in a highly collaborative environment, take pride in building and strengthening their team, exemplify our core values, and seek to be part of something special: a mission and vision that is bigger than themselves and their immediate team.
What We Do:
Engineers in the Naval Architecture Department are responsible for concept design, hydrodynamic and hydrostatic analyses, and waterfront shipyard support activities. This position is looking for engineers interested in using Naval Architecture fundamentals to influence the design and construction of current and future submarines. As a department with broad responsibilities, engineers will be asked to take on challenges in many areas.
With the continued rapid construction of VIRGINIA class submarines, and the new construction of COLUMBIA class submarines, Department 496 will have need for a driven and diverse engineering team. With their project diversity and direct connection to the Groton waterfront shipyard, the department interfaces with many areas of the business. If you are looking for a unique opportunity to apply your experience to the submarine construction and development industry, and you meet the requirements listed below, please complete an application so we may review your credentials!
How We Do It:
Our team members exemplify Electric Boats core values:
Value each other
Behave with integrity and purpose
Commit to excellence
Responsibilities
Candidate must possess strong interpersonal, organizational, communication, and critical problem solving skills. Candidates must be highly motivated, perform independently, and able to interact with other groups and organizations in an engineering environment. Background or experience in marine vehicle design is strongly preferred.
Qualifications
Required:
Back To Search Results General Dynamics Electric Boat is a recognized leader in the design, construction and lifecycle support of submarines for the United States Navy.
Naval Architect Engineer
US-CT-Groton
Job ID: 2024-12987
Type: Full-Time
# of Openings: 14
Category: Engineering
EB Groton Shipyard
Overview
Who We Are:
The Electric Boat Naval Architecture Department (D496) is comprised of engineers who are responsible for determining the hydrostatic and hydrodynamic characteristics of submarines, providing waterfront hydrostatics support and providing technical oversight to Electric Boats waterfront infrastructure. Were looking for driven high-performers who consistently focus on achieving results, demonstrate extreme ownership, thrive in a highly collaborative environment, take pride in building and strengthening their team, exemplify our core values, and seek to be part of something special: a mission and vision that is bigger than themselves and their immediate team.
What We Do:
Engineers in the Naval Architecture Department are responsible for concept design, hydrodynamic and hydrostatic analyses, and waterfront shipyard support activities. This position is looking for engineers interested in using Naval Architecture fundamentals to influence the design and construction of current and future submarines. As a department with broad responsibilities, engineers will be asked to take on challenges in many areas.
- Concept design activities include design requirement trade-off assessments, early design optimization, team leadership and development of initial hydrostatic estimates.
- Hydrodynamic analyses include hydrodynamic loading of flow-exposed structure, maneuvering analysis, hull and control surface shaping, and whole-boat resistance.
- Hydrostatic calculations include determination of tank volumes, ship displacement, trim, draft, surfaced and submerged ship stability, and evaluation of damage conditions.
- Waterfront activities include support of blocking, docking, submarine launching, and barge transportation of major hull sections.
With the continued rapid construction of VIRGINIA class submarines, and the new construction of COLUMBIA class submarines, Department 496 will have need for a driven and diverse engineering team. With their project diversity and direct connection to the Groton waterfront shipyard, the department interfaces with many areas of the business. If you are looking for a unique opportunity to apply your experience to the submarine construction and development industry, and you meet the requirements listed below, please complete an application so we may review your credentials!
How We Do It:
Our team members exemplify Electric Boats core values:
Value each other
Behave with integrity and purpose
Commit to excellence
Responsibilities
Candidate must possess strong interpersonal, organizational, communication, and critical problem solving skills. Candidates must be highly motivated, perform independently, and able to interact with other groups and organizations in an engineering environment. Background or experience in marine vehicle design is strongly preferred.
Qualifications
Required:
- Bachelor of Science degree or higher in Engineering with a background in marine design or fluid mechanics
- Bachelor of Science degree in Naval Architecture or Ocean Engineering
- An advanced degree and/or experience in a related field
Back To Search Results General Dynamics Electric Boat is a recognized leader in the design, construction and lifecycle support of submarines for the United States Navy.
