General

• Gain experience in technical or administrative positions through the summer internship program
• Potentially transition to future full-time employment
• Some positions may require physically accessing work sites, including ships under construction or overhaul
• Work a 40-hour week for at least 10 weeks during the summer

College Summer Intern – Information Technology

Software Engineer

• Gain experience in technical or administrative positions through an internship
• Potentially obtain future full-time employment
• Engineering, technical and waterfront work may require physically accessing varied work sites, including ships under construction or overhaul
• Perform work involving vertical and inclined ladders and limited kneeling, stooping and standing as needed

College Summer Intern – Naval Architecture Engineering

• Gain experience in technical or administrative positions through an internship
• Support Infrastructure & Sustainability activities within Ingalls Shipbuilding’s Plant Engineering team
• Potentially access a wide variety of work sites, including ships under construction or overhaul
• Perform duties that may involve vertical and inclined ladders, kneeling, stooping, and standing
• Work 40 hours per week for at least 10 weeks during the summer
• Opportunity to potentially obtain future full-time employment

College Summer Intern – Infrastructure & Sustainability

Mechanical Engineer

• Gain experience in technical or administrative positions through an internship
• Potentially obtain future full-time employment
• Engineering, technical, and waterfront work may involve accessing varied work sites, including ships under construction or overhaul
• Perform work potentially requiring vertical and inclined ladder use, kneeling, stooping, and standing

College Summer Intern – Mechanical Engineering

Supply Chain

• Gain experience in technical or administrative positions through an internship
• Potentially transition to future full-time employment
• Work within Ingalls Shipbuilding's Supply Chain Management team
• Support the organization that designs, builds and maintains amphibious ships, destroyers and cutters for the U.S. Navy and U.S. Coast Guard

Summer Intern – Supply Chain Management

• Gain experience in technical or administrative positions through a summer internship
• Potentially obtain future full-time employment with Ingalls Shipbuilding
• Support the company’s engineering and business requirements
• Potentially access work sites aboard ships under construction or overhaul

College Summer Intern – Computer Engineering

• Gain experience in technical or administrative positions through a summer internship
• Potentially obtain future full-time employment
• Work in engineering, technical, or waterfront positions as applicable
• Physically access varied work sites, including ships under construction or overhaul, when required
• Use vertical and inclined ladders and perform limited kneeling, stooping, and standing when required

College Summer Intern – Structural & Aerospace Engineering

Human Resources

• Gain experience in technical or administrative positions through an internship with Ingalls Shipbuilding
• Support Human Resources-related work within the company
• Work a 40-hour week for at least 10 weeks during the summer
• Potentially transition to future full-time employment

College Summer Intern – Human Resources

Technician

• Implement and monitor industrial safety programs to ensure personnel and facility safety
• Monitor and control safety standards in accordance with OSHA and state codes and regulations
• Evaluate new equipment and materials for safety
• Monitor employee exposure to chemicals and other toxic substances
• Perform surveys and inspections for compliance with organizational policies, procedures, regulations, and safety standards
• Test and service safety equipment and systems
• Report non-compliance or hazardous conditions and suggest remedial action
• Maintain storage areas, consumable supply inventories, and personnel protection equipment as needed
• Respond to emergency situations involving hazardous materials, radiation, or fire and smoke incidents

Safety Technician 3

Analyst

• Plan and coordinate preparation of project documentation, including engineering drawings, production specifications, schedules, and contract modifications
• Review contracts to determine documentation required for each project phase
• Apply knowledge of engineering and manufacturing processes to meet customer contract requirements
• Analyze proposed product design changes and determine effects on the overall product and system
• Coordinate modification records for management control
• Establish change orders and prepare change authorization and documentation by the company and subcontractors
• Review and analyze released engineering change data
• Coordinate changes with engineering, quality, support, manufacturing, and engineering data control activities
• Perform weight analysis on new construction aircraft carriers
• Develop weight and center-of-gravity estimates from technical descriptions
• Extract mass property details from product models or calculate them from drawings
• Determine appropriate margins to add to weights
• Develop mass property data packages for weight databases
• Perform calculations on structure, piping, electrical, outfitting, machinery, and HVAC systems

Configuration Analyst

Electrical Engineer

• Gain experience in technical or administrative positions through an internship
• Potentially transition to future full-time employment
• Engineering, technical, and waterfront work may require physical access to varied work sites, including ships under construction or overhaul
• Use vertical and inclined ladders and perform limited kneeling, stooping, and standing as required

College Summer Intern – Electrical Engineering

• Gain experience in technical or administrative positions through a summer internship
• Potentially gain future full-time employment
• Support Ingalls Shipbuilding’s business requirements in business, accounting, finance, criminal justice, human resources, or communication areas
• Work a 40-hour week for at least 10 weeks during the summer

Summer College Intern – Business

• Gain experience in a technical or administrative internship position
• Support Contracts & Pricing within Ingalls Shipbuilding’s Team 67 Cost Estimating & Pricing
• Potentially obtain future full-time employment
• Work on-site; some positions may require physical access to work sites, including ships under construction or overhaul
• Use vertical and inclined ladders and perform limited kneeling, stooping, and standing where applicable

Summer College Intern – Contracts & Pricing

• Provide technical support to engineers on a variety of technical tasks
• Gather, maintain, format, compile, and manipulate technical data, including laboratory or material test results and engineering design changes
• Produce engineering documentation, reports, drawings, flow charts, block diagrams, and schematics
• Perform detailed mathematical calculations using established formulas
• Conduct preliminary analyses of data where guidelines are provided
• Make quantitative judgments concerning technical data
• Use a personal computer for analyses and development of documentation and reports
• Conduct tests and record data to assist with engineering evaluation or analysis
• Plan, prepare, brief, and conduct testing of propulsion plant equipment for CVN Overhaul
• Review data and resolve test problems
• Develop, review, revise, and execute Navy Work Authorization Forms (WAFs), safety tagout documents, and specifications
• Approve issuance of WAFs, work permits, and safety tag-outs for assigned systems

Engineering Technician 3

Project Manager

• Oversee and manage operational aspects of ongoing projects
• Serve as liaison between project management and planning, project team, and line management
• Review project and budget status
• Manage schedules and prepare status reports
• Assess project issues and develop resolutions to meet productivity, quality, and client-satisfaction goals
• Develop mechanisms to monitor project progress and support intervention and problem solving
• Assist the Shop with capacity and capability offloads to maintain shop schedule, cost and performance
• Manage vendor bases for outsourced and machined material for the NNS Machine Shop
• Serve as point of contact for technical or material issues within the vendor base
• Review and mitigate risks from drawing revision changes after purchase-order awards
• Manage the supply base to assure compliance with cost, quality, and schedule
• Provide monthly reports of subcontracted items and labor to shop and production control
• Arrange material transportation logistics
• Interface internally with Shop Superintendents, Directors, Engineers, Program Directors, Production Control Managers, and Supply Chain
• Spend a portion of time in the yard interfacing with shops and support staff

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