Power Module Construction Engineer - 2nd Shift (Hands-On)

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

Job summary

General Dynamics Electric Boat in Groton, CT, is seeking a Power Conversion Module Construction Support Engineer to join the 2nd shift. You will help assemble and test PCMs for COLUMBIA Class submarines, focusing on hands-on work and contributing to a reliable power distribution system for the ship. The role provides exposure to shipyard operations and cross-functional collaboration with system owners and trades.

The position requires a B.S. in Engineering, U.S.

Qualifications

• B.S. in Engineering.
• Ability to obtain and maintain a security clearance through the U.S. DoD (citizen).
• 5+ years post-graduate engineering experience.
• Familiarity with electrical power systems, power distribution, or electro-mechanical equipment.
• Prior internship or co-op in a technical, engineering, or shipyard environment.

Responsibilities

• Develop troubleshooting strategies and write procedures for shipyard execution.
• Support trades and waterfront personnel in the installation and testing of PCMs.
• Work with system owners, Ships Test Organization, electrical trades Ships Management and Reactor Plant Contractor Organization to ensure alignment across troubleshooting activities and ship's schedule.
• 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.
• Provide inputs for design changes to improve design robustness and maintainability.

Skills

Strong written and verbal comms

Team collaboration

Problem solving

Education

B.S. in Engineering

Job description

General Dynamics Electric Boat in Groton, CT, is seeking a Power Conversion Module Construction Support Engineer to join the 2nd shift. You will help assemble and test PCMs for COLUMBIA Class submarines, focusing on hands-on work and contributing to a reliable power distribution system for the ship. The role provides exposure to shipyard operations and cross-functional collaboration with system owners and trades.

The position requires a B.S. in Engineering, U.S.