The world’s most advanced submarines are built by people from different backgrounds, experiences, and disciplines working toward a common goal. We value our employees for their expertise, dedication, and willingness to share knowledge, support one another, and help the next generation succeed.

The work we do demands accountability, trust, and respect. We hold ourselves to the highest ethical standards in our interactions with colleagues, partners, suppliers, and the U.S. Navy, approaching every challenge with professionalism, responsibility, and a shared sense of purpose.

Excellence is more than an expectation—it’s part of who we are. We take pride in our work, continually improve our skills, and collaborate to solve complex challenges with the quality, precision, and ingenuity that have defined Electric Boat for generations.

Innovation has been central to our story since the beginning. In 1900, Electric Boat designed the USS Holland, the U.S. Navy’s first commissioned submarine—launching a new era of undersea warfare. More than a century later, we’re still developing advanced technologies that push the boundaries of engineering, manufacturing, and undersea defense.

From first-of-a-kind submarines to complex systems integration, our work demands curiosity, ingenuity, and a commitment to continuous improvement. Every project presents new challenges—and new opportunities to solve problems that have never been solved before.

At Electric Boat, you’ll work alongside experienced professionals from a wide range of disciplines, including military veterans, engineers, skilled tradespeople, and industry experts. Together, they apply proven expertise to some of the most advanced systems in the world while continuing to shape the future of undersea technology. And they’ll teach you to do the same.

Whether you’re designing, building, testing, manufacturing, or supporting our submarines, you’ll contribute to technologies and capabilities that help maintain the U.S. Navy’s undersea advantage. It’s an opportunity to work at the forefront of your field while helping deliver some of the most capable submarines ever built.

When the stakes are this high, there’s no such thing as “not my job”. Whether you’re designing systems, welding components, managing suppliers, or supporting operations, your work contributes to a mission that supports the U.S. Navy and demands precision, accountability, and trust.

Every submarine depends on thousands of decisions, actions and contributions made across the organization. That’s why quality, security and attention to detail are more than expectations—they’re essential to the work we do. Whether you’re an engineer, skilled tradesperson, business professional, or support specialist, every employee plays a mission-critical role in delivering the submarines that help protect our nation.