Field Engineer Sr - Gilbert, AZ

Lockheed Martin•Gilbert, AZ

1d•Onsite

About The Position

You will be the Flight Hardware Management & Task Coordinator for the Modernized Target Designation Sight/Pilotage Night Vision System (M TADS/M PNVS) Repair Team. Our team is responsible for the end to end depot level production control, modification, refurbishment, and certification of flight critical hardware—mechanical, structural, optical, avionic, and complete system assemblies—ensuring every part meets exact customer and regulatory specifications. As the Flight Hardware Management & Task Coordinator you will be responsible for driving the flow of hardware through the repair floor, aligning priorities across multiple subsystems, and acting as the primary on site liaison between our Orlando engineering hub, United States Government (USG) repair operations, and internal production teams. You’ll translate engineering drawings, schematics, Repair Center Procedures (RCPs), Field Advisory Bulletins (FABs) and Contractor Installation Procedures (CIPs) into actionable work plans while keeping stakeholders informed of status, constraints, and solutions.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college in related discipline, or Equivalent work experience
Strong knowledge and experience in repairs of electro-mechanical, avionics, electro-optical assemblies
Knowledge of basic avionics and electronics principles
Experience with CCA component rework and repair processes
Knowledge of troubleshooting and fault isolation of components
Knowledge of the operation of general purpose and/or automated test equipment
Knowledge of the interpretation of engineering drawings, schematics, and test and repair procedures
Familiarity with industrial standards, military specifications and industry processes
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Ability to lift 35 pounds
Ability to adapt to dynamic and frequently changing customer requirements
Ability to understand policies and procedures for the use and control of Government property
Ability to work with hazardous materials
Ability to mix and weigh chemicals
Ability to properly, safety wire assemblies and connectors
Basic knowledge of Microsoft Office suite of programs
MUST BE A U.S. CITIZEN
The selected candidate must be able to obtain a secret clearance.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of flight hardware workflows
Knowledge of fault isolation for electro-mechanical and electro-optical components
Knowledge of concepts for hardware repair
Knowledge of industrial and aircraft maintenance safety standards
Military flight-line maintenance experience
Experience with professionally interacting with customers and personnel

Responsibilities

Coordinating depot level production control for M TADS/M PNVS hardware modifications and refurbishments.
Prioritizing work on mechanical, structural, optical, avionic, and complete system subsystems to meet contractual deadlines.
Monitoring and reporting hardware status throughout the work cycle; flagging constraints and proposing mitigations.
Collaborating with field engineers of diverse disciplines to maintain an integrated internal schedule.
Conducting technical problem analysis, generating solution options, and recommending corrective actions to customers or internal leads.
Delivering technical training, product briefings, and hands on support to customers, vendors, and internal representatives.
Serving as the on site customer representative, ensuring clear communication and alignment with customer requirements.
Acting as the Task Coordinator liaison with Orlando USG repair, FMS repair, and Production Operations—organizing daily workflow, providing status updates, and driving cross site task alignment.
Maintaining compliance with all engineering documentation, RCPs, FABs, and CIPs throughout the repair process.