Manufacturing Engineer Senior (Level 3)

Lockheed Martin•Grand Prairie, TX

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Manufacturing Engineer Senior (Level 3) for the Advanced Programs team is responsible for improving the producibility of early designs and creating manufacturing plans and processes for various Advanced Programs as they transition to low-rate initial production. The role involves supporting a team focused on ensuring designs are producible and cost-competitive, evaluating designs, developing manufacturing readiness assessments, and creating proposals to meet customer needs.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in an Engineering discipline or equivalent experience/combined education
Ability to obtain a Secret security clearance; an Interim Secret clearance is required prior to start
A broad base of professional knowledge regarding electronic, electromechanical, and mechanical production
Professional experience with product manufacturability (DFM), producibility, and design for cost (DFC)
Must be a U.S. Citizen

Nice To Haves

Experience with the design and manufacturing of complex electromechanical systems
Experience with electromechanical assembly, manufacturing tooling design, factory design, and factory flow
Shop floor Manufacturing Engineering experience
Experience in program development with emphasis on cross-functional collaboration and leadership
Statement of work and proposal development experience
Experience with Make-Buy generation and strategy
Experience in the design of manufacturing processes, procedures, and production layouts for assemblies, equipment installation, machining and material handling
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL) knowledge/experience
Lean Six Sigma Green or Black Belt Certification

Responsibilities

Evaluating designs and providing manufacturing feedback.
Developing manufacturing readiness assessments and proposals.
Assessing make/buy determinations.
Presenting program status information to customers and stakeholders.
Collaborating with cross-functional teams, including Production Operations, Program Management, and Engineering & Technology stakeholders.