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Electric Boat has been designing and building submarines since 1899, beginning with USS Holland, the U.S. Navy's first commissioned undersea warship. Try out a real job in submarine manufacturing and explore key areas across engineering, nuclear systems, and skilled trades.
Submarine Manufacturing at General Dynamics Electric Boat
Step into a real-world task across engineering, nuclear systems, or skilled trades and see what a career in submarine manufacturing actually looks like, day to day.
Start Virtual Work Experience →Building the U.S. Navy's submarines since 1899
General Dynamics Electric Boat has been designing and building submarines since 1899, beginning with USS Holland, the U.S. Navy's first commissioned undersea warship.
Electric Boat consistently develops and integrates complex systems to deliver a long line of first-of-a-kind ships to the U.S. Navy and actively participates in markets adjacent to its core business, including naval surface ship and commercial nuclear programs.
Primary operations are the shipyard in Groton, CT, the automated hull-fabrication and outfitting facility in Quonset Point, RI, and an engineering building in New London, CT.
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