Program Representative Propulsion Systems Engineering

Responsibilities for this Position
Program Representative Propulsion Systems Engineering

US-CA-Sunnyvale

Job ID:

2026-20057

Type:

Full-Time

of Openings:

2

Category:

Business Support

Northrop Grumman Marine System

Overview
At General Dynamics Electric Boat, our employees have exceptional opportunities to contribute to revolutionary systems that safeguard our sailors, our families, and our freedom. Integrated Power Systems (IPS) Engineering is seeking a self-driven, highly motivated

Program Representative

to join our diverse team of professionals.

The selected candidate will provide programmatic and technical oversight of Northrop Grumman, with primary focus on the

COLUMBIA Class Turbine Generator , throughout various stages of manufacturing, testing, and delivery. This role offers strong career growth potential, especially for individuals aspiring to leadership roles or seeking experience in a unique manufacturing and test environment.

Responsibilities
The Program Representative will support both programmatic and technical activities, including:

Oversight of complex machining, assembly, and test operations

Daily communication with supplier engineering, operations, quality, and program personnel to identify and mitigate schedule or technical risks

Coordination with the Electric Boat Turbine Generator engineering team to develop courses of action addressing production deficiencies and technical challenges

Performing detailed schedule reviews, identifying schedule conflicts, and supporting schedule acceleration opportunities

Working closely with the supplier to ensure schedule adherence and recovery efforts as needed

Assisting in the development of independent schedules for problem resolution or test issues

Collaborating with supplier manufacturing, program, quality, and engineering leadership to drive site efficiencies, continuous improvement, and lessons learned

Reviewing new or revised supplier manufacturing instructions prior to their initial use

Participating in First Time Process Reviews (FTPRs) and Test Readiness Reviews (TRRs)

Supporting and collaborating on root cause analysis and corrective action initiatives

Participation in job debriefs and lessons-learned reviews

Direct reporting to the Electric Boat Program Supervisor located in Sunnyvale

This role will interface closely with the Supplier, sub-tier vendors, and Naval Reactors.

Responsibilities

Strong verbal and written communication skills

Demonstrated independent judgment, creativity, and sound decision making

Strong team-building skills with the ability to foster productive cross-entity relationships

Experience with effective problem-solving methodologies

Strong organizational and planning skills

Ability to interpret technical requirements and engineering drawings

Proficiency with Microsoft Office tools

Understanding of sub-tier supplier contracts and management practices

Qualifications
Required Qualifications

Bachelor of Science in Engineering or related technical discipline

Minimum of 2+ years of relevant post-graduate experience demonstrating candidate has:

Built and maintained strong customer relationships to support program objectives.

Worked with and managed supplier production of components, ensuring quality and on-time delivery.

Tracked and reported work status, identifying risks and driving corrective actions.

Led performance and delivery goals by coordinating cross-functional teams and resolving issues quickly.

Ability to obtain and maintain a DoD Secret clearance

Preferred Qualifications

Military experience or 1+ years of experience in construction trades, engineering, design, test, planning, design-build-sustain, or a demonstrated leadership role

Component development and vendor management experience

Electric Boat shipyard experience (construction, test, certification, etc.)

Program management experience

Experience working with NAVSEA

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General Dynamics Electric Boat is a recognized leader in the design, construction and lifecycle support of submarines for the United States Navy.

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