Manufacturing Engineer/Weekend Shift

Lockheed Martin•Orlando, FL

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Join the Manufacturing Engineering group in the Lockheed Martin Sensor Integration and Test Center. A Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for translating complex engineering blueprints and parts lists into easy to follow, all-encompassing work instructions for the mechanics/assemblers on the production floor. You will be tasked with improving the overall process of the build using complex, cutting edge technologies and automation. You will exercise your technical background to solve complex problems with troubleshooting and new development of processes for ever changing products being built in our factory. Other job functions include RCCA, Lean Six Sigma improvement efforts, as well as developing process improvements in order to lower cost, increase quality, and deliver a better, repeatable product faster.

Requirements

Bachelors or Masters degree in Mechanical, Manufacturing, Materials, Electrical Engineering or related discipline.
Ability to work weekend shift (Thursday-Sunday 4/10s)
Ability to obtain a Security clearance, therefore must be a US citizen.
1-3 years of related experience in a production / manufacturing environment.

Nice To Haves

Previous experience in a manufacturing environment
Proficient in Microsoft Office (PowerPoint, Access, Word, Excel)
CREO/ProE experience with a focus on tooling, taking a concept through to final design and fabrication
Experience in troubleshooting problems and developing solutions
Experience in process development and automation
Knowledge of optical manufacturing processes (optical bonding, optical centering, interferometers)
Experience writing technical work instructions
Familiarity with equipment operation such as but not limited to interferometers, lens centering machines, pneumatic dispensing machines, plasma cleaning machines, cobots
Able to work in a cross function, teaming environment
Knowledge of GD&T
SAP Experience
Knowledge of LEAN Six Sigma manufacturing, concepts, and techniques

Responsibilities

Translating complex engineering blueprints and parts lists into easy to follow, all-encompassing work instructions for the mechanics/assemblers on the production floor.
Improving the overall process of the build using complex, cutting edge technologies and automation.
Solving complex problems with troubleshooting and new development of processes for ever changing products being built in our factory.
RCCA (Root Cause Corrective Action)
Lean Six Sigma improvement efforts
Developing process improvements in order to lower cost, increase quality, and deliver a better, repeatable product faster.