Make a switch that makes an impact
Imagine being part of a team that transforms raw materials into powerful military marvels — U.S. Naval submarines. A career in the Submarine Industrial Base offers the opportunity to take your skills to a whole new level and work shoulder-to-shoulder with some of the world’s best visionaries and craftspeople to help craft vessels that contribute to the security and safety of our nation.
You've spent years honing and developing your skills. Now apply those skills to help us develop the next generation of submarines.
Explore Open RolesWhy should you consider a career in submarine manufacturing?
Why climb the corporate ladder when you can dive into a greater endeavor? A career in submarine manufacturing offers a host of rewards and benefits that you won’t find in your standard 9-to-5.
The submarine manufacturing industry boasts a high demand for skilled professionals nationwide and offers competitive pay that will allow you to support yourself and your loved ones.
You’ll be immersed in the latest manufacturing technology, ranging from state-of-the-art 3D printing to advanced electromagnetic testing — tools you won’t find in your office supply room.
Experience the satisfaction of solving the most daunting problems within your field, while becoming vital to the future of manufacturing technology.
Vying for the corner office just can't compare with the feeling that comes from knowing your work serves the greater purpose of ensuring the security of our nation.
Work side-by-side with fellow seasoned craftspeople who are all united by the shared goal of building a formidable fleet of military submarines.
You will have the chance to constantly evolve your skills and mastery of new technologies throughout your career.

Master a whole new domain
There are thousands of open positions in submarine manufacturing right now, but the greatest demand lies in the specialities below. See how your skill set and experience can be applied to manufacturing next-generation U.S. Naval submarines.
Additive Manufacturing
3D print the parts that run the submarine.
CNC Machining
Turn everyday materials into extraordinary submarine components using state-of-the-art technology.
Design
Create detailed layouts and systems that transform raw concepts into world-class submarines.
Engineering
Develop the complex systems that bring submarines to life through cutting-edge technology.
Metrology
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
Ensure that every submarine component is functional and optimal through rigorous trials and evaluations.
Planning
Keep complex projects on track with precision and foresight.
Welding
Use your fusing powers to create impenetrable bonds that keep seawater out and hold power in.
All your career questions, answered
You probably have a lot of questions about transitioning from a traditional career to one where you'll be building for the Navy. Rest assured, we have the answers to the most pressing questions we've heard, along with information that shows how you can leverage your skills for a career in the Submarine Industrial Base.
No. You do not need prior military experience to apply for a job in the Submarine Industrial Base.
Not at all. Companies are hiring manufacturers in all 50 states, so you can find employment without living on a Naval base.
Absolutely! The Submarine Industrial Base is constantly seeking skilled professionals from all kinds of industries and backgrounds.
Certainly! You will have ample chances to share your wealth of knowledge, skills, and expertise with the next generation of manufacturers and engineers.
Submarine manufacturing offers the benefits of a standard manufacturing job without the monotony of a daily routine. Our nationwide suppliers provide flexible employment options that allow you to pursue your interests while also being present for your loved ones.
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