Manufacturing Engineer Sr (Level 3)

Lockheed Martin•Arlington, TX

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Manufacturing Engineer Sr (Level 3) for the PAC-3 Munitions Acceleration team is responsible for the successful execution of a large ramp-to-rate effort. This role has a heavy focus on supporting proposals, collaborating on make-where decisions, and driving tooling from identifying the need to delivery and prove-out. The position involves supporting proposals and coordinating the identification, design, procurement, delivery, and prove-out of PAC-3 tooling. Responsibilities include generating proposal artifacts, Tangible Item Lists (TILs), and labor estimates to enable make-where and make-split decisions. The role also involves planning budgets and Integrated Master Schedule (IMS) activities, coordinating make-site efforts, writing Tooling Action Requests (TARs), developing tooling Statements of Work (SOWs), and managing priorities for design, fabrication, and prove-out. Additionally, the role requires consolidating complex tooling status data into actionable insight for leadership and USG customers, and driving cross-site and supplier collaboration to ensure timely delivery and successful verification of tooling.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Manufacturing, or Electrical Engineering
Proficient in MS Office tools (Word, Excel, PowerPoint etc.)
Experience supporting proposals
Ability to obtain a Secret Security clearance
Must be a U.S. Citizen

Nice To Haves

SAP application experience
Experience managing project cost / schedule
Experience working with Government customers
Demonstrated ability to lead cross functional teams/projects across multiple locations
Experience supporting make or buy and make-where planning
Experience creating Manufacturing Engineering Statements of Work (MESOW)
Experience creating Tangible Items Lists (TILs)

Responsibilities

Generate proposal artifacts including make or buy plans, MESOWs, BOEs
Generate Tangible Item Lists (TILs) and labor estimates to enable make-where and make-split decisions
Plan budgets and Integrated Master Schedule (IMS) activities, and coordinate make-site efforts
Write Tooling Action Requests (TARs), develop tooling Statements of Work (SOWs), and manage priorities for design, fabrication, and prove-out
Consolidate complex tooling status data into actionable insight for leadership and USG customers
Drive cross-site and supplier collaboration to ensure timely delivery and successful verification of tooling