It takes millions of hands to build a giant
We need your help to continue building these unrivaled vessels — U.S. Naval submarines. So join us and embark on a journey of camaraderie and boundless human ingenuity.
A testament to the countless people who help create them
The men and women who build U.S. Naval submarines hail from Virginia, Florida, California, Alaska, and all throughout this country. Visionaries shape its sleek hull, artisans meticulously craft its intricate machinery, and inspectors ensure its unwavering strength. Its creation exemplifies the unity of purpose and steadfast commitment and reminds us that everyone has a meaningful role in this grand endeavor.
We need craftspeople with all levels of experience
A wide range of opportunities is available to people with varying levels of talent and experience. There are roles for the novice exploring and researching new career paths. Roles for the service members who defended our nation and are looking for a way to continue to serve. And roles for the machinery masters looking to turn everyday materials into the ultimate technological marvel.
Entry Level
Whether you're fresh out of school, a beginner in the field, or possess basic skills, there are numerous careers and training programs available for you to get started in submarine manufacturing.
Transitioning Veterans
The Submarine Industrial Base offers many job opportunities that give you the chance to continue serving the nation while building a stable civilian career.
Skilled Professionals
If you’re a seasoned craftsperson with years of expertise there are countless positions for you to leverage your current skill set and transition into a career in submarine manufacturing.
Calling all creators, shapers, inspectors, experimenters and makers
We need your skills to help propel the future of U.S. submarine manufacturing. Though thousands of positions are available, the greatest demand lies in additive manufacturing, CNC machining, metrology, non-destructive testing and welding.
Additive Manufacturing
For the creators
3D print the parts that run the submarine.
CNC Machining
For the shapers
Turn everyday materials into extraordinary submarine components using state-of-the-art technology.
Metrology
For the inspectors
Use your knack for numbers and keen eye to ensure quality and spot mistakes through every step of the submarine manufacturing process.
Non-Destructive Testing
For the experimenters
Ensure that every submarine component is functional and optimal through rigorous trials and evaluations.
Welding
For the makers
Use your fusing powers to create impenetrable bonds that keep seawater out and hold power in.
How do other jobs stack up?
See how common, everyday jobs compare to an uncommon career designing, building and testing submarines.
There are more ways to move our mission forward
In addition to the highly in-demand roles, we are seeking to fill plenty of other positions that play an integral part in our pursuit of constructing a fleet of next-generation submarines.
Construction
Document Controller
Electrician
Environmental Health & Safety Officer
Forklift Driver
Heavy Equipment Operators
HR Manager
IT Specialist
Legal Consultant
Linemen
Machinist
Maintenance Jobs
Marine Biologist
Mechanical Engineering
Plumbing
Procurement Manager
PR Specialist
Quality Assurance
Risk Analyst
Simulator Operator
Technical Writer
Training & Development Specialist
Interested in starting a career in maritime manufacturing but not sure where to begin?
Kickstart your career in maritime manufacturing with a range of training programs designed to equip you with the skills you need for success. Choose from a variety of training opportunities, including the Accelerated Training in Defense Manufacturing (ATDM) program, which can help you earn industry-recognized certifications in just four months.
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