Engineer I​/II - D425 Hull, Mechanical & Electrical Systems

Who You Are

You're the kind of engineer who loves understanding how complex systems come together—and you take pride in building software that absolutely must work. You enjoy digging into requirements, tacking challenging problems, and collaborating with people who care as much about precision and purpose as you do. You’re the person who sees a complex system and thinks, ‘I can make this better.’

• Own your work end‑to‑end
• Translate system needs into clean, reliable code
• Debug thoughtfully and systematically
• Challenge a peer or test team to find issues with your code
• Partner with systems, hardware, and test engineers
• Build software that keeps real‑world systems running safely and effectively

As a software engineer supporting HM&E systems, you’ll be part of an engineering team that designs, develops, integrates, and tests shipboard software for multiple submarine platforms.

Your responsibilities will include:

• Analyzing system‑level requirements and deriving them into software and interface requirements
• Designing software components that align with functional and system needs
• Integrating software with embedded hardware
• Developing comprehensive unit tests using modern testing frameworks
• Supporting verification and validation testing for performance and operational requirements
• Troubleshooting and enhancing existing code to fix defects or support evolving hardware and requirements
• Maintaining formal software documentation and design artifacts
• Assisting with prototypes for R&D initiatives

Electric Boat offers Flexible Work Arrangements that allows for some work to be performed remotely and s is limited in this position due to the environment required for most software development. Please ask for details to understand the extent to which it can be supported.

• A Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science, Electrical, Computer Engineering, or engineering
• 1‑5 years of post‑graduate software development experience
• Ability to obtain and maintain a US DoD Security Clearance

• Experience with a high level, object‑oriented language (e.g. C++, Java, .NET, Python, etc.)
• Experience with unit testing tools and methodology
• Demonstrated knowledge of software development lifecycle methodologies (Waterfall and Agile)
• Demonstrated knowledge of software analysis and design (e.g. UML, diagrams, data flow, etc.)
• Proficiency with source control tools such as Git or SVN
• Master’s degree in Computer Science, Electrical, Computer Engineering, or equivalent technical degree
• End‑to‑end Experience in requirements analysis and hardware/software design, software code and unit test, hardware/software integration, and software test
• Knowledge of secure coding standards
• Familiarity with Capability Maturity Model Integrated (CMMI) Level 3 processes
• Experience with Linux RTOS, LabVIEW, relational databases
• Familiarity with IBM DOORS or other requirements management software
• Background in control theory
• US Navy, DoD contractor, or similar experience with military customers

• Ensures alignment with EB's purpose, vision, and values in all they do.
• Maintains complete and total ownership of their assigned work (quality, cost, and schedule performance).
• Understands that their signature signifies ownership and responsibility.
• Speaks up and stops any work that is not being conducted in accordance with standards.
• Develops the broad and deep knowledge needed for their role and understands how their work fits into the larger whole.
• Keeps developing their skills, is aware of the limits of their knowledge, and seeks input from mentors and experts.
• Commits to the success of their team, not just their personal success.
• Maintains detailed, well‑organized records of their work.
• Identifies and implements improvement ideas as a routine part of their work.
• Effectively communicates technical and programmatic information to their team, management, and stakeholders.
• Continually assesses risk throughout a project and develops mitigation plans production.