2nd Shift Mechanical Test Engineer: Shipboard Systems

General Dynamics Corporation; Groton (CT); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

General Dynamics Electric Boat in Groton, CT seeks a Mechanical Test Engineer for the CLB on 2nd shift to lead and instruct testers in the safe conduct of Columbia Class plant systems, weapons, and hull systems. You will plan, test, and troubleshoot non-nuclear tests with formal procedures and compliance.

Responsibilities include coordinating deckplate activities, teaching proper testing techniques, and ensuring first-time quality through precise document review and safety practices.

Qualifications

• Read & interpret system diagrams, blueprints and schematics.
• 3+ years experience in Mechanical, Mechanical Test, Shipyard Test or equivalent Navy or Military experience.
• Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering or Systems Engineering; other engineering disciplines will be considered.
• Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program experience (preferred).
• Current DoD Secret Clearance (preferred).

Responsibilities

• Plan test sequences in accordance with Columbia Class playbooks and testing guidelines.
• Instruct Mechanical Testers on deck plate and ensure safety and compliance.
• Troubleshoot complex Steam Plant, HPA, Weapons, and Hydraulic systems during testing.
• Review Test Forms IAW CONOPs; participate in Surveillance program and safety walkthroughs.
• Coordinate with trades for system turnover, pressurization, and first-time quality improvements.

Skills

Diagram interpretation

Education

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering

High School Diploma or GED

Job description

General Dynamics Electric Boat in Groton, CT seeks a Mechanical Test Engineer for the CLB on 2nd shift to lead and instruct testers in the safe conduct of Columbia Class plant systems, weapons, and hull systems. You will plan, test, and troubleshoot non-nuclear tests with formal procedures and compliance.

Responsibilities include coordinating deckplate activities, teaching proper testing techniques, and ensuring first-time quality through precise document review and safety practices.