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General Dynamics Electric Boat is seeking a COLUMBIA S1B Ship Design Program Representative in Groton, CT. The role focuses on design program oversight, scheduling, budgeting, and coordination across engineering, finance, and NAVSEA stakeholders.
The candidate will communicate with contract leads and technical leads, manage program planning, and produce reports for reviews. A DoD clearance is required or obtainable, with travel as needed.
COLUMBIA S1B Ship Design Program Representative
US-CT-Groton
Job ID: 2026-20192
Type: Full-Time
# of Openings: 1
Category: Business Support
EB Groton Shipyard
The COLUMBIA Program is Electric Boat's most important program and the successful candidate can be part of the team that leads it! The COLUMBIA S1B Program needs exceptional people that can drive design and engineering to be focused on cost and schedule while maintaining a safe, quality focused program management environment.
In the S1B Program Office, the successful candidate will be responsible for management oversight of the COLUMBIA S1B Design Program. The successful candidates will communicate with contract leads, technical leads, engineering disciplines, design supervision, program finance, purchasing leads, Naval Nuclear Laboratory (NNL) and NAVSEA as needed to support and manage selected aspects of the program. This may include managing program funding, oversight of annual program work planning and estimate processes, oversight of technical work, management of the program schedule, and coordinating responses to emergent design issues. These roles require an understanding of government contracts, project management, and Earned Value Management (EVM) metrics. Frequent communication with NNL and NAVSEA stakeholders and program management is required.
Additional responsibilities include but are not limited to:
Required:
Preferred:
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General Dynamics Electric Boat is a recognized leader in the design, construction and lifecycle support of submarines for the United States Navy.