Orlando, FL

Lockheed Martin•Orlando, FL

10d•$99,700 - $175,835•Hybrid

About The Position

You will be the Manufacturing Engineer Associate Manager for the MDMS Team. Our team is responsible for providing support to day‑to‑day activities across different sites to ensure quality, cost, and schedule goals are met with responsibilities to investigate, communicate, and solve design, producibility, and process challenges related to assembly/manufacturing. Lead investigations across all functions of the product flow, taking into consideration the unique requirements of each customer and variant. Perform and support non‑recurring engineering activities during product start‑up, which includes affordability/producibility considerations, tooling and fixture design, development of machine automation programs as required, and configuration of the manufacturing bill of materials for manufacturability. Employ Manufacturing Readiness Assessment (MRA) tools to evaluate process readiness and establish corrective plans to achieve required maturity. As the Manufacturing Engineer Associate Manager, the successful candidate will have demonstrated leadership and technical skills and experience in the discipline of manufacturing engineering for assembly, test and integration of complex electro‑opto‑mechanical systems and related processes, and will have a working knowledge of the skills and support needed by programs for process development. Responsible for the schedule and budgetary execution of operational objectives. Assign tasks and review work for completion and adequacy in meeting objectives. Lead concurrent engineering efforts in the development of new products and all phases of the program’s product life‑cycle. Active involvement in daily operations to meet critical schedules or resolve complex problems. Lead the team in Engineering Change incorporation, process improvement, and teaming initiatives. Lead investigations across all product‑flow functions, considering unique customer and variant requirements. Support non‑recurring engineering (NRE) activities, including affordability/producibility analysis, tooling and fixture design, and machine‑automation development. Configure manufacturing bill of materials (MBOM) for manufacturability and use MRA tools to assess process readiness. AGMS is a high‑rate, fast‑pace proven product line used around the world. We are looking for a collaborative, results‑driven leader who thrives in a dynamic environment and is passionate about delivering cutting‑edge electro‑opto‑mechanical solutions. Do you want to be part of a company culture that empowers employees to think big, lead with a growth mindset, and make the impossible a reality? We provide the resources and give you the flexibility to enable inspiration and focus – if you have the passion and courage to dream big, work hard, and have fun doing what you love then we want to build a better tomorrow with you. We offer flexible work schedules and comprehensive benefits investing in your future and security.

Requirements

B.S. in relative Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Aerospace, Materials, Manufacturing, Industrial, etc)
8 years or more of professional manufacturing related experience
Extensive technical knowledge and experience in the areas of missile manufacturing, process development, and testing
Experience with manufacturing tooling design and fabrication
Hands on experience in the design of manufacturing processes, Work Instructions, equipment installation, assembly and material handling
Leading recurring and non-recurring Manufacturing Engineering activities and personnel to meet technical schedule and cost commitments
Drive internal initiatives such as Process Improvements, Lean, and Manufacturing Technology enhancements and by improving the business processes used to execute Recurring and Non-recurring support
Strong ability in written and verbal technical communication skills. The candidate must be able to communicate effectively across multiple levels of the business and across all disciplines (e.g. technical and non-technical staff, external customers, program management)
The successful candidate will also possess excellent problem solving and analytical skills in one or more of the following disciplines - mechanical engineering, optical engineering, electrical engineering, metrology engineering, and/or material science - and be able to adapt those skills in support of manufacturing within the programs supported
Must have the ability to obtain a Secret security clearance
Extensive Change Board experience
Working and in-depth knowledge of SAP
Ability to manage manpower and work scope across multiple manufacturing sites

Nice To Haves

Demonstrated ability to exercise business acumen with appropriate capital and facility planning, justification and execution
Understanding and wide application of complex Electro-mechanical/Optical Final Assembly, Integration and Test methods
Experience in representing Operations teams for a wide range of difficult technical issues associated with specific projects
Experience in effective team leadership in planning and execution of Process Improvements and technical solutions
Experience in Manufacturing & Test Statement of Work and generation of Proposal Basis of Estimate input
Highly skilled at interpretation of Engineering specifications and the translation into effective Work Instructions
Experience in effective collaboration with engineering to develop assembly design concepts and specification requirements
Excellent Team facilitation skills and effective use of Lean Six-Sigma tools
The candidate will interface with Program engineers to ensure producibility and drive cost savings opportunities (affordability)
Breadth in skills and/or experience across multiple disciplines of optical assembly, mechanical assembly, electrical assembly and related processes is strongly desired
M.S. in Engineering
CAM and MRB Experience
Knowledge of automation and cost reduction techniques

Responsibilities

Providing support to day‑to‑day activities across different sites to ensure quality, cost, and schedule goals are met
Investigating, communicating, and solving design, producibility, and process challenges related to assembly/manufacturing
Leading investigations across all functions of the product flow, taking into consideration the unique requirements of each customer and variant
Performing and supporting non‑recurring engineering activities during product start‑up, which includes affordability/producibility considerations, tooling and fixture design, development of machine automation programs as required, and configuration of the manufacturing bill of materials for manufacturability
Employing Manufacturing Readiness Assessment (MRA) tools to evaluate process readiness and establish corrective plans to achieve required maturity
Responsible for the schedule and budgetary execution of operational objectives
Assigning tasks and review work for completion and adequacy in meeting objectives
Leading concurrent engineering efforts in the development of new products and all phases of the program’s product life‑cycle
Active involvement in daily operations to meet critical schedules or resolve complex problems
Leading the team in Engineering Change incorporation, process improvement, and teaming initiatives
Supporting non‑recurring engineering (NRE) activities, including affordability/producibility analysis, tooling and fixture design, and machine‑automation development
Configuring manufacturing bill of materials (MBOM) for manufacturability and use MRA tools to assess process readiness