Mechanical, Structures, and Systems - COLUMBIA - 2025 Engineering Summer Internship
Posted on Sep 19, 2024 by General Dynamics Electric Boat
Groton, CT
Graduates & Trainees
Immediate Start
Annual Salary
Full-Time
- Internship
Overview:
General Dynamics Electric Boat provides an unparalleled learning experience for college students, offering practical exposure in the defense industry alongside expert engineers, shaping the future of submarine innovation.
Engineers at Electric Boat work collaboratively across departments and with our customer to develop innovative solutions for the United States Navy’s nuclear submarines. As an Intern, you'll be exposed to various engineering activities with the support of our senior staff. This program grants our trainees the opportunity to develop valuable skills and dive into cutting-edge projects such as leading the Columbia Class design and enhancing Virginia Class submarines. Every intern will be exposed to a wealth of knowledge in order to excel in the engineering domain.
This program requires a minimum commitment of 8 weeks during the Summer 2025 Season.
Participation in this program requires medical screening, passing a drug test, and potential DOD Investigation
This is not a remote opportunity.
All applicants have the potential to be placed at any of the following locations: Groton CT, New London CT, North Kingstown RI, Newport RI, North Stonington CT.
COLUMBIA Class Mechanical, Structures, and Systems Engineering – Summer Internship
Job Description:
The COLUMBIA Class Mechanical, Structures, and Systems Engineering Directorate is responsible for the engineering and design of the hull and internal/external structures for the COLUMBIA Class submarine, as well as fluid and mechanical systems. The COLUMBIA Class is the next generation sea based strategic deterrence submarine currently under construction.
Engineers in this organization are responsible for a diverse array of engineered systems and hardware on the COLUMBIA Class submarine including hull and external structures, Common Missile Compartment (CMC) and forward end internal structures, fluid systems (seawater, freshwater, HVAC, hydraulics, and air systems), and mechanical systems (weapons handling, weapons launch, steering and diving systems, and valves). Using a design-build-sustain approach, engineers work in a team environment interfacing with designers, other engineering disciplines, operations, planning, procurement and testing organizations within the shipyard, as well as the NAVY and their local representative SUPSHIP.
COLUMBIA Class Mechanical, Structures, and Systems Engineering Summer Interns may be responsible for the following tasks:
Perform engineering calculations
Developing/reviewing designs
Material evaluation and selection
Analyzing arrangement studies
Support resolving vendor issues
Perform ship checks and document as-built conditions in the shipyard
Resolving design and construction issues
Please note: Due to the high volume of applications received, our current process does not involve interviews. Rest assured that even though you will not be contacted for an interview, your time and effort are greatly appreciated. Each application is diligently reviewed for consideration. Thank you for your understanding and interest!
Qualifications:
To be qualified for this position:
Must be 18 years of age or older.
US citizenship is required.
Must be able to successfully pass a medically supervised drug screen and background check.
Must be enrolled full-time at a college or university
At minimum students must have completed their Freshman year prior to the start of the internship.
Must be available to work 40 hours per week for a minimum eight (8) consecutive weeks between May 2025 to September 2025.
Selected candidates will be responsible for establishing housing and reliable transportation for the duration of their intern assignment.
Pursuing a Bachelor or Masters of Science Degree inMechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Civil Engineering, Ocean Engineering, or Marine Engineering.
Skills:
Effective written and verbal communication skills
Ability to effectively work both independently and as part of a team
Ability to learn new skills and apply them
Ability to solve problems in a constructive manner
Strong interpersonal skills
Proficient with MS Office suite (Word, Excel, Office)
General Dynamics Electric Boat provides an unparalleled learning experience for college students, offering practical exposure in the defense industry alongside expert engineers, shaping the future of submarine innovation.
Engineers at Electric Boat work collaboratively across departments and with our customer to develop innovative solutions for the United States Navy’s nuclear submarines. As an Intern, you'll be exposed to various engineering activities with the support of our senior staff. This program grants our trainees the opportunity to develop valuable skills and dive into cutting-edge projects such as leading the Columbia Class design and enhancing Virginia Class submarines. Every intern will be exposed to a wealth of knowledge in order to excel in the engineering domain.
This program requires a minimum commitment of 8 weeks during the Summer 2025 Season.
Participation in this program requires medical screening, passing a drug test, and potential DOD Investigation
This is not a remote opportunity.
All applicants have the potential to be placed at any of the following locations: Groton CT, New London CT, North Kingstown RI, Newport RI, North Stonington CT.
COLUMBIA Class Mechanical, Structures, and Systems Engineering – Summer Internship
Job Description:
The COLUMBIA Class Mechanical, Structures, and Systems Engineering Directorate is responsible for the engineering and design of the hull and internal/external structures for the COLUMBIA Class submarine, as well as fluid and mechanical systems. The COLUMBIA Class is the next generation sea based strategic deterrence submarine currently under construction.
Engineers in this organization are responsible for a diverse array of engineered systems and hardware on the COLUMBIA Class submarine including hull and external structures, Common Missile Compartment (CMC) and forward end internal structures, fluid systems (seawater, freshwater, HVAC, hydraulics, and air systems), and mechanical systems (weapons handling, weapons launch, steering and diving systems, and valves). Using a design-build-sustain approach, engineers work in a team environment interfacing with designers, other engineering disciplines, operations, planning, procurement and testing organizations within the shipyard, as well as the NAVY and their local representative SUPSHIP.
COLUMBIA Class Mechanical, Structures, and Systems Engineering Summer Interns may be responsible for the following tasks:
Perform engineering calculations
Developing/reviewing designs
Material evaluation and selection
Analyzing arrangement studies
Support resolving vendor issues
Perform ship checks and document as-built conditions in the shipyard
Resolving design and construction issues
Please note: Due to the high volume of applications received, our current process does not involve interviews. Rest assured that even though you will not be contacted for an interview, your time and effort are greatly appreciated. Each application is diligently reviewed for consideration. Thank you for your understanding and interest!
Qualifications:
To be qualified for this position:
Must be 18 years of age or older.
US citizenship is required.
Must be able to successfully pass a medically supervised drug screen and background check.
Must be enrolled full-time at a college or university
At minimum students must have completed their Freshman year prior to the start of the internship.
Must be available to work 40 hours per week for a minimum eight (8) consecutive weeks between May 2025 to September 2025.
Selected candidates will be responsible for establishing housing and reliable transportation for the duration of their intern assignment.
Pursuing a Bachelor or Masters of Science Degree inMechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Civil Engineering, Ocean Engineering, or Marine Engineering.
Skills:
Effective written and verbal communication skills
Ability to effectively work both independently and as part of a team
Ability to learn new skills and apply them
Ability to solve problems in a constructive manner
Strong interpersonal skills
Proficient with MS Office suite (Word, Excel, Office)
Reference: 201951274
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Mechanical, Structures, and Systems - COLUMBIA - 2025 Engineering Summer Internship
Posted on Sep 19, 2024 by General Dynamics Electric Boat
Groton, CT
Graduates & Trainees
Immediate Start
Annual Salary
Full-Time
- Internship
Overview:
General Dynamics Electric Boat provides an unparalleled learning experience for college students, offering practical exposure in the defense industry alongside expert engineers, shaping the future of submarine innovation.
Engineers at Electric Boat work collaboratively across departments and with our customer to develop innovative solutions for the United States Navy’s nuclear submarines. As an Intern, you'll be exposed to various engineering activities with the support of our senior staff. This program grants our trainees the opportunity to develop valuable skills and dive into cutting-edge projects such as leading the Columbia Class design and enhancing Virginia Class submarines. Every intern will be exposed to a wealth of knowledge in order to excel in the engineering domain.
This program requires a minimum commitment of 8 weeks during the Summer 2025 Season.
Participation in this program requires medical screening, passing a drug test, and potential DOD Investigation
This is not a remote opportunity.
All applicants have the potential to be placed at any of the following locations: Groton CT, New London CT, North Kingstown RI, Newport RI, North Stonington CT.
COLUMBIA Class Mechanical, Structures, and Systems Engineering – Summer Internship
Job Description:
The COLUMBIA Class Mechanical, Structures, and Systems Engineering Directorate is responsible for the engineering and design of the hull and internal/external structures for the COLUMBIA Class submarine, as well as fluid and mechanical systems. The COLUMBIA Class is the next generation sea based strategic deterrence submarine currently under construction.
Engineers in this organization are responsible for a diverse array of engineered systems and hardware on the COLUMBIA Class submarine including hull and external structures, Common Missile Compartment (CMC) and forward end internal structures, fluid systems (seawater, freshwater, HVAC, hydraulics, and air systems), and mechanical systems (weapons handling, weapons launch, steering and diving systems, and valves). Using a design-build-sustain approach, engineers work in a team environment interfacing with designers, other engineering disciplines, operations, planning, procurement and testing organizations within the shipyard, as well as the NAVY and their local representative SUPSHIP.
COLUMBIA Class Mechanical, Structures, and Systems Engineering Summer Interns may be responsible for the following tasks:
Perform engineering calculations
Developing/reviewing designs
Material evaluation and selection
Analyzing arrangement studies
Support resolving vendor issues
Perform ship checks and document as-built conditions in the shipyard
Resolving design and construction issues
Please note: Due to the high volume of applications received, our current process does not involve interviews. Rest assured that even though you will not be contacted for an interview, your time and effort are greatly appreciated. Each application is diligently reviewed for consideration. Thank you for your understanding and interest!
Qualifications:
To be qualified for this position:
Must be 18 years of age or older.
US citizenship is required.
Must be able to successfully pass a medically supervised drug screen and background check.
Must be enrolled full-time at a college or university
At minimum students must have completed their Freshman year prior to the start of the internship.
Must be available to work 40 hours per week for a minimum eight (8) consecutive weeks between May 2025 to September 2025.
Selected candidates will be responsible for establishing housing and reliable transportation for the duration of their intern assignment.
Pursuing a Bachelor or Masters of Science Degree inMechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Civil Engineering, Ocean Engineering, or Marine Engineering.
Skills:
Effective written and verbal communication skills
Ability to effectively work both independently and as part of a team
Ability to learn new skills and apply them
Ability to solve problems in a constructive manner
Strong interpersonal skills
Proficient with MS Office suite (Word, Excel, Office)
General Dynamics Electric Boat provides an unparalleled learning experience for college students, offering practical exposure in the defense industry alongside expert engineers, shaping the future of submarine innovation.
Engineers at Electric Boat work collaboratively across departments and with our customer to develop innovative solutions for the United States Navy’s nuclear submarines. As an Intern, you'll be exposed to various engineering activities with the support of our senior staff. This program grants our trainees the opportunity to develop valuable skills and dive into cutting-edge projects such as leading the Columbia Class design and enhancing Virginia Class submarines. Every intern will be exposed to a wealth of knowledge in order to excel in the engineering domain.
This program requires a minimum commitment of 8 weeks during the Summer 2025 Season.
Participation in this program requires medical screening, passing a drug test, and potential DOD Investigation
This is not a remote opportunity.
All applicants have the potential to be placed at any of the following locations: Groton CT, New London CT, North Kingstown RI, Newport RI, North Stonington CT.
COLUMBIA Class Mechanical, Structures, and Systems Engineering – Summer Internship
Job Description:
The COLUMBIA Class Mechanical, Structures, and Systems Engineering Directorate is responsible for the engineering and design of the hull and internal/external structures for the COLUMBIA Class submarine, as well as fluid and mechanical systems. The COLUMBIA Class is the next generation sea based strategic deterrence submarine currently under construction.
Engineers in this organization are responsible for a diverse array of engineered systems and hardware on the COLUMBIA Class submarine including hull and external structures, Common Missile Compartment (CMC) and forward end internal structures, fluid systems (seawater, freshwater, HVAC, hydraulics, and air systems), and mechanical systems (weapons handling, weapons launch, steering and diving systems, and valves). Using a design-build-sustain approach, engineers work in a team environment interfacing with designers, other engineering disciplines, operations, planning, procurement and testing organizations within the shipyard, as well as the NAVY and their local representative SUPSHIP.
COLUMBIA Class Mechanical, Structures, and Systems Engineering Summer Interns may be responsible for the following tasks:
Perform engineering calculations
Developing/reviewing designs
Material evaluation and selection
Analyzing arrangement studies
Support resolving vendor issues
Perform ship checks and document as-built conditions in the shipyard
Resolving design and construction issues
Please note: Due to the high volume of applications received, our current process does not involve interviews. Rest assured that even though you will not be contacted for an interview, your time and effort are greatly appreciated. Each application is diligently reviewed for consideration. Thank you for your understanding and interest!
Qualifications:
To be qualified for this position:
Must be 18 years of age or older.
US citizenship is required.
Must be able to successfully pass a medically supervised drug screen and background check.
Must be enrolled full-time at a college or university
At minimum students must have completed their Freshman year prior to the start of the internship.
Must be available to work 40 hours per week for a minimum eight (8) consecutive weeks between May 2025 to September 2025.
Selected candidates will be responsible for establishing housing and reliable transportation for the duration of their intern assignment.
Pursuing a Bachelor or Masters of Science Degree inMechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Civil Engineering, Ocean Engineering, or Marine Engineering.
Skills:
Effective written and verbal communication skills
Ability to effectively work both independently and as part of a team
Ability to learn new skills and apply them
Ability to solve problems in a constructive manner
Strong interpersonal skills
Proficient with MS Office suite (Word, Excel, Office)
Reference: 201951274
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