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Electric Boat is seeking a Propulsion Plant Fluids engineer in Department 485 - S1B Propulsion Plant Fluid Systems to support design, construction, testing, and delivery of COLUMBIA Class reactor plant and steam plant fluid systems, including the lead ship SSBN826. Engineers may work in a Design Yard, Construction Yard, Manuals and Test Procedure, or Test Gear Drawing group. The role uses the Electric Boat TeamCenter/NX IPDE tool and involves supporting current and future COLUMBIA Class design efforts, design changes, and system improvement projects. The engineer works with a team and interfaces frequently with customers and stakeholders, including QP and Groton Trades and Test Departments, NQC, vendors, Naval Nuclear Laboratory, the Reactor Plant Contractor’s Office, the local Naval Reactors Representative’s Office, Ship’s Force, NAVSEA, BMPC/NNL, the EB Shipyard, and the COLUMBIA Program Office. The position is responsible for completing and tracking assigned work, providing technical guidance and direction, maintaining required training, and ensuring compliance with the department’s Technical Product Quality program and applicable instructions, technical directives, company policies, and procedures. Work is performed in accordance with company core values, technical performance standards, and Naval Nuclear Propulsion Plant Principles. Propulsion Plant engineers are responsible for integrated plant operation and equipment, including piping, valves, filters, heat exchangers, pumps, turbines, electrical interfaces, and special devices. Candidates must be willing and physically able to climb steep stairs and ladders, ascend and descend scaffolding, and access confined spaces within a submarine. The position may be on first or second shift.
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Job Type
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Career Level
Senior

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