Manufacturing Engineering - Level 2

Lockheed Martin•Littleton, CO

5h•Onsite

About The Position

Lockheed Martin is seeking an Level 2 Manufacturing Engineer for a position at the Mechanical Manufacturing Center (MMC), located on the Waterton Campus in Littleton, Colorado. The MMC Manufacturing Engineering team supports a variety of production areas, including additive manufacturing, traditional machining, mechanism assembly, composite fabrication, and structural assembly. The chosen candidate would join our collaborative team and support one or multiple of these areas.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering or related discipline from an accredited college/university or equivalent experience/combined education.
This position requires special access to support the program and requires the selected candidate to be a US Citizen.
Experience writing procedures, work instructions, technical writing or similar with technical publications.
Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, bills of material, schematics, and specifications.
Works well with multi-discipline teams, self-motivated problem solver, and strong communication skills.
Previous hands-on manufacturing experience, or manufacturing/design engineering experience (i.e. working with CNC lathes/mills, fabrication of composite parts, assembly work, etc.).

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of root cause and corrective action investigative, lean manufacturing, and process improvement methods.
Experience with CNC programming and machining.
Understanding and application of fundamental GD&T principals.
Knowledge of composite materials and composite fabrication/machining/bonding fundamentals.
Experience working in a high rate manufacturing/production facility.
Familiarity with Lockheed Martin Space Systems or industry equivalent processes (Manufacturing Work Instructions, Routings, Production Orders, Bill of Materials, Q-Notes, FOE/FOD, etc.).
Familiarity with Lockheed Martin Space Systems or industry equivalent tools (ERP/SAP, EPDM, VECAMS, PMP Database, etc.).

Responsibilities

Providing shop floor support, maintaining manufacturing plans, tooling requirements, engineering change implementation and coordinating changes in the build process for a specific program or production area.
Accomplish results by utilizing multi-functional team, including Technicians, Quality Assurance, Manufacturing and Test Engineering, MRP/Parts Production Control, and Planning/Scheduling to meet program needs.
Providing guidance to engineering regarding design concepts and specification requirements to best utilize equipment and manufacturing techniques.
Interact across all levels of the organization; efficiently and effectively communicate and implement agreed upon changes; navigate difficult situations and conversations to a productive outcome.
Creating procedures and operations for the fabrication and/or rework of hardware.
Translate engineering drawings and parts lists into easy-to-follow work instructions for the production floor.
Writing production planning, inspecting and assessing defective hardware, and optimizing production flow to meet program deliverables.
Interfacing with shop floor personnel to implement process improvements to gain efficiencies and represent manufacturing in peer reviews of engineering drawings to enhance the design for manufacturability.
Contact with immediate supervisor or lead, project leaders, and other personnel in the section or group.