2026 College Graduate - Materials Engineering at Electric Boat – Groton, Connecticut

Calling all Materials Engineering 2026 college graduates!

Are you ready to turn theory into real-world impact? Electric Boat is looking for driven new engineers to join our submarine engineering workforce to work on meaningful projects, grow alongside experienced mentors, and make an impact on the national defense of the United States. Materials engineers at Electric Boat work on designs for the next class of submarine, troubleshoot deckplate issues with building Virginia and Columbia class submarines, participate in design reviews, ensure quality in all materials work, and so much more! Apply today to start your shipbuilding journey with us!

Materials engineering positions are available in:

• Welding engineering
• Non-metallics engineering
• Deckplate support
• Laboratory testing
• and more!

Why You'll Love Working Here

• True responsibility and ownership of systems/problems/components early in your career
• Supportive mentorship
• Competitive entry-level pay and strong benefits
• Long-term career opportunities
• Being a part of the team building the most advanced submarines in the world, supporting a mission that matters

Pretty Awesome Benefits

• Healthcare
• PTO
• 401K contributions
• Tuition assistance
• Free mental health resources
• Onsite gyms, pharmacy, and health clinic
• Employee resource and community groups for hobbies, sports, events, etc.

• Ability to collaborate, ask questions, and learn quickly
• Growth mindset
• Strong materials engineering fundamental knowledge
• Passion for problem solving
• Strong verbal communication

Required

• Bachelor's of Science Degree in Materials Engineering, Metallurgical Engineering, Welding Engineering, or Materials Science Engineering, graduating in 2026
• United States citizenship
• Less than 1 year of post-graduation work experience
• Ability to obtain and maintain a security clearance through US DOD

Preferred

• Internship, co-op, senior design project, research, or other project experience
• Involvement in clubs, sports, or other campus activities