General Dynamics Electric Boat

05/30/2026

From engineering to facilities support, every role plays a part in building the world’s most advanced submarines.

We’re currently looking to expand our hiring of Engineers and Janitorial staff at Electric Boat in Groton, CT.

If you’re interested in learning more about either opportunity and taking the next steps, take our quick survey below. Your responses will help us gauge interest and schedule interviews as we plan our next hiring event.

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05/30/2026

High school students hired to work at Electric Boat after they graduate were celebrated during a signing day ceremony Thursday.

05/29/2026

Last night, we welcomed the next generation of shipbuilders at our 5th Annual Groton Signing Day at the historic Garde Arts Center in New London.

More than 185 students walked across the stage to receive their hard hat and certificate, representing over 300 graduating seniors who have accepted offers to begin their careers at Electric Boat Groton.

The evening celebrated their hard work, determination, and commitment to pursuing meaningful careers after high school. Surrounded by family, friends, educators, and mentors, these students were recognized for reaching an incredible milestone and taking the first step toward building the nation’s most advanced submarines.

Congratulations to The Sound School, recipient of this year’s Signing Day Award for having the highest percentage of their graduating class accept offers with Electric Boat.

As each student crossed the stage, it was a reminder that the future of shipbuilding is already here—and it’s being built by the next generation.

*More photos to come!

05/27/2026

Recruiting, training, and retaining the next generation of shipbuilders is one of the maritime sector’s defining challenges. Join us for a special afternoon session on June 2 at 2 p.m. at the GDIT EMERGE event in Washington, DC for a focused breakout discussion with General Dynamics Electric Boat, General Dynamics Bath Iron Works and the Submarine Industrial Base (SIB) Program Office on strategies that are driving real impact in building the next generation of shipbuilders. https://gditbattlespace.upgather.com/agenda/

05/27/2026

Excited to share highlights from the ribbon cutting for North Kingstown High School’s new Machinist Manufacturing Defense CTE program 🔧⚙️

The program gives students hands-on experience in everything from reading blueprints and operating machinery to inspecting finished parts, preparing them for real careers in the trades.

In partnership with Electric Boat, students are already gaining valuable industry experience and stepping directly into the workforce. During the event, senior Jake Gaccione shared how the program helped lead him to an opportunity at Electric Boat, where he currently works every other day and already has a full-time position lined up after graduation.

The students also created a special token for attendees to remember the day by using a CNC machine, a great example of the hands-on skills they’re developing through the program.

As the industry continues facing workforce shortages, programs like this are helping build the next generation of skilled trades professionals while creating meaningful career opportunities for students.

Thank you to U.S. Senator Jack Reed for speaking, Pat Saggal, Director of Engineering, the North Kingstown School Committee & staff, the Champlin Foundation, the RI Department of Education, and the Submarine Industrial Base for their support in making this program possible.

05/26/2026

PCU Utah (SSN 801) floated off the pontoon in Graving Dock #3 on Sunday, May 17, her hull seeing water for the first time. Huge congratulations to every General Dynamics Electric Boat shipbuilder whose hard work and dedication brought Utah to this major milestone!

05/26/2026

Last week, we celebrated our 5th Annual Quonset Point Signing Day, one of our favorite traditions at Electric Boat!

More than 150 students walked across the stage, received their certificates and hard hats, and were officially welcomed to the Electric Boat team as part of the 400 high school seniors who accepted offers at EB Quonset Point this year.

This year's Quonset Point Signing Day represented 85 high schools across Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, Louisiana, and Virginia - bringing together students from traditional public schools, technical schools, agricultural programs, and homeschool communities. Seeing so many different paths lead to careers in shipbuilding was an incredible reminder that there is no single road to success.

It was an incredible night filled with pride, excitement, and a reminder of just how bright the future of shipbuilding is. Students heard messages of support from leaders across our state and nation, the U.S. Navy, and members of the community, all recognizing the importance of the work these students are about to begin.

A special congratulations to E-Cubed Academy, who took home this year’s Signing Day Award for having the highest percentage of their graduating class accept positions at Electric Boat.

Most importantly, this night was about celebrating the students and everyone who helped them get here, the educators who guided them and the parents and families who supported them.

Thank you to the EB Talent Acquisition team who helped place these students into careers at EB, as well as our Workforce Development team, EB Liaisons, and EB Ambassadors who worked tirelessly behind the scenes building relationships with schools and communities, connecting students with meaningful careers, and working to make this event such a success.

To the next generation of shipbuilders: welcome to Electric Boat. We can’t wait to see what you accomplish.

05/21/2026

Innovation is only possible when it happens at the intersection of government, industry, and technology. We are proud to collaborate with General Dynamics Information Technology at EMERGE: Battlespace of the Future event on June 2- bringing together government leaders to share how they are shaping the battlespace. Join us: https://gditbattlespace.upgather.com/?utm_source=GDEB

05/21/2026

It’s incredible to see students turning welding skills into real opportunities after graduation. Stories like these are a reminder that there are so many paths to success, and for students who love working with their hands, the opportunities in manufacturing and shipbuilding are endless.

We’re especially proud to have both of these talented students as part of the Electric Boat team.

WOOD RIVER JCT. — As graduation approaches for Chariho Career and Technical Center seniors Matthew Murray and Cooper Senecal, the two welding students are leaving with more than memories of

05/19/2026

⚓ Applications are now OPEN for the 2026 UConn Navy STEM Crew Boat Camp!

Rising 5th & 6th graders will explore engineering, innovation, and maritime careers through hands-on activities and real-world challenges.

📍 Hartford Camp: July 6–10
📍 New Haven Camp: July 13–17
📍 Groton Camp: July 20–24

Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to learn, build, and explore with us this summer!

Apply now by clicking the link below:
https://uconn.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8cXcA1pnZsVIwnk