One summer internship could change your entire future. Are you ready? Maritime manufacturing companies that help build submarines for the Navy are seeking applicants for their summer 2025 internship programs. bit.ly/41MpjMh

Metrologists gauge and guarantee the quality of every inch on a next-gen submarine. Will you measure up to the task?

You could spend your summer at another part-time gig ... or you could lay the foundation for a future working with submarines. Apply for an internship right now >> bit.ly/41MpjMh

All weather. All terrain. Built by the men and women in maritime manufacturing.

Adolis García makes the sliding grab! #RivalryWeekend (MLB x @buildsubmarines)

This glowing vial is actually a diagnostic tool. Non-Destructive Testing specialists use black lights and magnetic particle inspection liquid to reveal microscopic flaws you’d never catch with the naked eye.

A great day in Kings Bay! Brad Keselowski spent the day with the United States Navy in celebration of #NASCARSalutes.

From turning wrenches to shaping steel, Johnny “JB” Levy’s path led him to shipfitting, where his skills now support the U.S. Navy through Bollinger Shipyards, a key supplier in the Maritime Industrial Base. Read more about JB’s journey on our website: buildsubmarines.com/newsroom/giant…

Additive Manufacturing unlocks a whole new way to think about building submarines. And we’re not talking about 3D-printed trinkets for your desk—these parts are made to survive deep below the ocean’s surface.

It was our honor to join RFK Racing in hosting the Clodfelter family this past Sunday. For more on the service and sacrifice of a brave sailor and tradesman, visit buildsubmarines.com/newsroom/falle…

Fluorescent dyes, eddy currents and X-rays—only the most advanced methods meet the standards of Non-Destructive Testing specialists as they work to ensure the quality and reliability of submarines.

It takes thousands of skilled hands to build what only a few will ever see. Every submarine is a product of precision engineering, relentless testing and skilled craftsmanship.

High heat. Higher stakes. When you’re a welder building submarines, your watertight welds are what keep people safe.

Jonathon Davis grew up watching metal castings with his dad. Today, he helps ensure the welds forging the U.S. Navy submarines meet the highest standards. Check out how he built a career in the trades one weld at a time: buildsubmarines.com/newsroom/giant…

Just how bright is the future for welders in submarine manufacturing? With specialized skills that ensure vessel integrity at test-certified depths, these technical positions remain in consistent demand.

This machine’s impressive, but the real skill comes from the person who runs it. CNC machinists turn raw material into the precision parts submarines depend on.

There’s something big on the horizon. The next-generation submarine fleet needs a new generation of builders.

Standing next to a submarine like this, you realize... that’s not just size, it’s skill. Thousands of critical components, assembled by specialists who transform engineering concepts into reality.

After years in restaurants and construction, Logan Mego found his path in welding. Today, he builds critical submarine parts for the U.S. Navy at Precision Custom Components in York, PA. buildsubmarines.com/newsroom/giant…

From the first cut of metal to the first test at sea, it’s the submarine builders that bring the fleet to life.