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General Dynamics Electric Boat in Groton seeks a Sr/Spec/Princ Structural Engineer to support hull and external structures for submarines. You will perform structural analyses on pressure hull shells, frames, tanks, penetrations, and external fairings in a Design-Build-Sustain environment.
You will work in cross-functional teams, interface with Navy design reviews, and apply finite element analysis and traditional methods.
D497 Structural Engineer Sr/Spec/Princ
US-CT-Groton
Job ID: 2026-21269
Type: Full-Time
# of Openings: 1
Category: Engineering
EB Groton Shipyard
The department (D497, Hull and External Structures) is responsible for supporting design and analysis of submarine hull and external structures, including interfacing with shipyard and trades to assure completed designs are producible.
Responsibilities include structural engineering analysis of pressure hull shell and frames, bow and stern main ballast tanks, built-in tanks, hull and tank penetrations, external fairings, external foundations, bulkheads, and steering and driving control surfaces. Responsibilities also include interface control and integration of attached external submersible vehicles.
Engineers work in teams by area of the ship and/or by function to develop the design from established requirements. Engineering analyses include submergence, fatigue, hydrodynamic flow loads, tank pressurization loads, shock loading (static and dynamic) and others using state-of-the-art computer methods and convention hand calculations. Engineering reviews the design from concept formulation through detailed models to design disclosure in a Design-Build-Sustain environment, as well as supports construction during the build phase. Lastly, they will interface with a multi-function design team and participate in Navy design reviews.
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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.