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General Dynamics Electric Boat is proud to have earned a top score on the Disability Equality Index! At EB we embrace Diversity and Inclusion, bow to stern, and value each other because of our differences. We are proud to be “IN” for #DisabilityInclusion
USS Oregon, second of the Block IV series, continues a whole new level of capability for the Virginia class. Increased stealth, improved surveillance and design changes that increase the component-level lifecycle of the submarine and reduce total ownership cost are hallmarks of this newest attack submarine. Unobtrusive, non-provocative and connected with land, air, sea and space-based assets, the EB-built Oregon is equipped to wage multi-dimensional warfare around the globe
USS Oregon, second of the Block IV series, continues a whole new level of capability for the Virginia class. Increased stealth, improved surveillance and design changes that increase the component-level lifecycle of the submarine and reduce total ownership cost are hallmarks of this newest attack submarine. Unobtrusive, non-provocative and connected with land, air, sea and space-based assets, the EB-built Oregon is equipped to wage multi-dimensional warfare around the globe
General Dynamics Electric Boat’s videographers and photographers flew alongside Oregon to capture her sea trial this past December. Taking photos of new-construction submarines on sea trials is one of EB’s contractual obligations, and our talented team of photographers and videographers follow via helicopter to capture shots from multiple angles and views. As far as job perks go, that’s a pretty cool one.
Members of General Dynamics Electric Boat’s Hispanic Shipbuilders Association (HSA), Black Engagement Council (BEC), Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and the Workforce Development Organization, along with the Westerly Education Center, recently had the pleasure to teach and interact with 3rd, 4th and 5th graders at Lillian Feinstein at Sackett Street School in Providence, RI. LStudents participated in exciting STEM activities and were exposed to future career options in shipbuilding manufacturing and engineering. They got to demo welding, experiment with buoyancy and build periscopes. These activities are just a small sample of what EB’s Youth Outreach Programs—Boat for Kids, Boat for Explorers and Boat for Next Gen—have to offer. To learn more about these programs, or to arrange a similar outreach at your school, please reach out to Workforce Development Representatives Heather Lee hlee1@gdeb.com (RI schools) or Willie Barber wbarber@gdeb.com (CT schools).
General Dynamics Electric Boat had the pleasure of hosting a booth at last Saturday's Latino Fest in Hartford, Connecticut. We'd like to thank Gov. Ned Lamont and everyone who came out to see us! We're thrilled to have met so many people and tell you all about our opportunities! If you didn't have an opportunity to speak with us or stop by our booth, check our career opportunities at EBCareers.com
Are you a veteran looking for a career at General Dynamics Electric Boat? Our ‘Boat for Vets’ program is free and open to all veterans 18 years and older. Explore various trades and see if a career at Electric Boat is for you. This three-week-long program takes place twice a week on Mondays and Wednesdays from 5:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. at the Westerly Education Center. Our next session will run July 11 - 27. Contact William Barber at wbarber@gdeb.com to secure your spot.
General Dynamics Electric Boat recently participated in a STEM Day event at Deans Mill School to teach students about submarines, pipefitting and welding. Plus, they got to put together their own periscopes. Future shipbuilders? We hope so!
Our IT Software Engineering group is responsible for developing innovated and impactful custom software solutions to Electric Boat’s design, manufacturing and business processes. The group is entering a period of growth and the ability of the group to properly estimate, plan and execute on this critical tasking will have a profound impact on Electric Boat’s business systems and programs. Visit our site to learn more about opportunities on this team!
The Crane Certification Program at Quonset Point is a comprehensive program covering specification criteria, maintenance, trouble shooting, testing and commissioning, and procurement of lifting and handling equipment. This program includes fixed asset cranes, mobile cranes, and personnel lifting devices for both Electric Boat owned/operated and Vendor owned/operated equipment. The Crane Manufacturing Rep position requires a highly motivated, well organized self-starter, ready to work in fast pace area. Visit our site to apply today!
