Hardware Engineer

Lockheed Martin•Orlando, FL

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

You will be the Hardware Engineer for the Missiles & Fire Control (MFC) Engineering Services team. Our team synchronizes engineering, procurement, production planning, manufacturing, and suppliers to guarantee that every CAD dataset, change request, and technical document complies with Lockheed Martin Command Media standards and is released on schedule. As the Hardware Engineer you will act as the trusted bridge that keeps data flowing smoothly across disciplines and external partners. You’ll own the end to end process that prepares, loads, tracks, and releases engineering deliverables in Windchill, ensuring every package meets quality and compliance requirements.

Requirements

Must be a US Citizen.
Understanding of engineering design documentation, drawing standards, and BOM structures.
Ability to collect, interpret, and present metrics to improve processes.
B.S. or higher in mechanical, electrical or equivalent experience

Nice To Haves

Demonstrated experience with Windchill configuration, data management, and workflow creation.
Quick learner with the ability to adapt to a rapidly changing environment.
Strong interpersonal and communication skills for effective liaison across disciplines.
Detail‑oriented with a focus on accuracy in data entry and document control.
Experience facilitating engineering change board meetings or similar engineering documentation processes

Responsibilities

Creating and maintaining work packages and associated workflows in Windchill.
Coordinating with design engineers to load CAD files into Change Requests (CRs) and Change Notices (CNs) before release initiation.
Managing task assignments, checking, and program sign off coordination within the Windchill environment.
Verifying that documentation (drawings, BOMs, parts lists) is accurate, complete, and correctly attached to releases.
Facilitating Concept Screening Board meetings to review and approve engineering changes.
Enforcing Command Media compliance for all incoming and outgoing documentation.
Monitoring release status, flagging bottlenecks, and driving corrective actions to keep schedules on track.
Collecting, analyzing, and reporting metrics that highlight delays and support continuous improvement initiatives.
Partnering with engineering disciplines, procurement, production planning, manufacturing, and external suppliers to resolve issues quickly and efficiently.
Establishing and maintaining initial documentation processes and engineering procedure directives.