Technical Regulatory and Spectrum, Senior Manager, Global Regulatory

Lockheed Martin•Arlington, VA

2d•Hybrid

About The Position

Global Regulatory Affairs & Public Policy (GRA&PP) develops and implements regulatory, licensing, and policy strategies for Lockheed Martin Corporation to enable and maintain key business programs and corporate initiatives. As the Regulatory Engineering Senior Manager, primary responsibility will be to represent the corporation on international and domestic spectrum regulatory matters, including on US delegations and advisory committees, and in trade associations, develop corporate positions and advocacy strategies on technical and spectrum regulatory matters, including as inputs into active federal and relevant foreign regulatory proceedings, provide technical / spectrum / orbital analysis and guidance in support of business pursuits and strategies, provide critical analysis of and shape technical studies, manage technical support work of engineering subcontractors, work closely with business areas to identify impacts of technical regulatory proposals, and shape U.S. and international activities on spectrum studies and treaty spectrum positions. Leader will also be required to represent LM within various industry associations to contribute toward consensus industry-wide positions and goals.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in an engineering discipline from an accredited institution
Demonstrated experience in participating in ITU-R working parties and WRCs
Familiarity with NTIA Radiocommunication Conference Subcommittees and/or FCC WRC Advisory Committees and US proposal process
Experience applying the NTIA Manual of Regulations and Procedures for Federal Radio Frequency Management, FCC Rules in Title 47 of the Code of Federal Regulations, and the ITU Radio Regulations
Ability to concisely explain complex subjects and issues to executive leadership and obtain support for solutions
Negotiation and decision-making skills
Multi-tasking is often required with need to be able to shift priorities on a given day
Ability to work both autonomously and collaboratively within the team, across the corporation, and with industry partners
Minimum requirement of Secret clearance with eligibility for Top Secret/SCI
Flexibility to travel internationally for ITU and regional meetings
Must be a US Citizen for consideration

Nice To Haves

Advanced degree (M.S.) in a relevant engineering field or public policy preferred
Experience with link budgets and interference assessments
Experience with demonstrating technical compliance with FCC, NTIA, and ITU Radio Regulations
Experience with preparing technical spectrum applications to be filed with NTIA or the FCC

Responsibilities

Represent the corporation on international and domestic spectrum regulatory matters, including on US delegations and advisory committees, and in trade associations
Develop corporate positions and advocacy strategies on technical and spectrum regulatory matters, including as inputs into active federal and relevant foreign regulatory proceedings
Provide technical / spectrum / orbital analysis and guidance in support of business pursuits and strategies
Provide critical analysis of and shape technical studies
Manage technical support work of engineering subcontractors
Work closely with business areas to identify impacts of technical regulatory proposals
Shape U.S. and international activities on spectrum studies and treaty spectrum positions
Represent LM within various industry associations to contribute toward consensus industry-wide positions and goals