Huntington Ingalls Incorporated

Huntington Ingalls Incorporated is America's largest military shipbuilder and a global, all-domain defense provider. Founded in 1886, the company employs some 44,000 shipbuilders, engineers, and technologists across the United States and internationally, and operates across naval defense, military shipbuilding, maritime security and aerospace and defense technology.

The company's shipbuilding work centres on nuclear-powered naval vessels, including nuclear-powered aircraft carriers and submarines such as the Virginia-class. Beyond shipbuilding, its Mission Technologies division develops capabilities in artificial intelligence, C5ISR systems, electronic warfare and unmanned systems intended to support the modern warfighter, alongside autonomous and unmanned platforms. Technical domains span naval shipbuilding, nuclear propulsion, marine engineering and defense technology.

Huntington Ingalls describes a mission-driven culture that combines generational craftsmanship with advanced innovation, with an emphasis on national security and on maintaining the United States' technological and strategic edge. Its stated purpose is protecting those who protect freedom, drawing on more than 140 years of operating history.