For more than 50 years, the Naval Reactors Program has been at the forefront of technological and operational innovation.  We have a proud tradition of producing reactor plants for submarines and surface ships that provide unprecedented endurance and power.  We also train the sailors who operate those plants.  We are a Program with cutting edge technology, high technical standards and integrity.  If you are interested in a challenging career and working with some of the finest technical people in the country, then explore your future with the Naval Reactors Program.  We know that you will consider many factors when choosing where to work. The Naval Reactors Program has much to offer, including the opportunity to work with some of the brightest engineers, scientists and professionals from a wide spectrum of disciplines. Our management team will challenge you to apply your skills, learn new things and grow professionally and personally. Here are some of the reasons why YOU should choose the Naval Reactors Program.

People:
Naval nuclear propulsion gives unprecedented military capability to the officers and sailors of submarines and aircraft carriers. In providing them safe and reliable nuclear propulsion, our people have spent more than 50 years dedicated to achieving excellence. Our people are devoted to their work and are proud of their accomplishments. The people of the Naval Reactors Program possess a unique determination, an unwavering sense of integrity and a willingness to work hard to get the job done. The people of KAPL help make this Program an exciting and important place to work and grow.

Growth Through Mobility:
If you successfully demonstrate your leadership skills and management potential, you may be given the opportunity to participate in the rotating field assignment program where you will work at a shipyard overseeing reactor plant testing or refuelings.

Growth Through Training Opportunities:
KAPL provides professional and personal development through on-site courses in technical and personal growth areas. You may choose to attend the Nuclear Power School and learn first-hand how to operate a nuclear reactor, learn on the job, attend reactor engineering school, attend workshops or study on-line or in our libraries.