7 manufacturing engineer associate jobs found

Description: You will be the Manufacturing Controls/Robotics Engineer for the Robotics Engineering Team. Our team is responsible for delivering cutting‑edge automated manufacturing solutions that enable high‑rate production of missiles, launch systems, and ground vehicles. What You Will Be Doing As the Manufacturing Controls/Robotics Engineer you will be responsible for concept, design, and documentation of automated manufacturing equipment that supports site processes and meets production‑rate goals. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Troubleshoot and resolve existing electrical controls equipment such as PLCs, AC & DC motors, servo drives, and variable frequency drives. Improve existing controls equipment to enhance safety, productivity, and efficiency. Develop electrical automation designs from hardware specifications into complete construction packages for fabrication, assembly, checkout, and startup. Create design...

Description: You will be the Harness Design Engineer for the Advanced Development Programs (ADP) team which is responsible for developing cutting‑edge aircraft harness and interconnect solutions. What You Will Be Doing As the Harness Design Engineer you will be responsible for translating electrical specifications into robust wiring harness designs, creating detailed routing diagrams, and ensuring integration across mechanical and structural domains. Your responsibilities will include: Produce electrical wiring schematic drawings and design intricate power distribution systems. Gather and validate specifications, generate routing diagrams, cable layouts, and installation procedures. Coordinate with mechanical, structural, and integration teams to resolve clashes and meet safety and compliance standards. Create and maintain documentation such as routing drawings, installation guides, and change‑request tracking. Develop supplier statements of work, oversee...

Description: As a Quality Inspector, you will support test activities across multiple Assembly, Test, and Launch Operations (ATLO) areas at the Littleton, CO facility. The current primary program supported will be GPS. You will be performing critical inspections and working collaboratively with multi-functional teams to execute final assembly and testing. By working collaboratively with a team of world class technicians and engineers, our team ensures that the quality and continuous improvement is built into every level of the test process. You will also work collaboratively to resolve test anomalies, work to become an expert on requirements and specifications, and interact with the customer as needed. You will be an integral part of ensuring our dedication to 100% mission success is upheld. Typical role responsibilities include: • Providing a variety of inspections on components as directed by procedures • interpreting engineering drawings and specifications to execute test...

Description: You will be a Engineering Aide at Lockheed Martin, turning engineering drawings into high quality electronic and electro mechanical assemblies. Our team supports both Engineering and Manufacturing Production, ensuring reliable hardware for critical defense programs. What You Will Be Doing As a Engineering Aide you will be responsible for building circuit cards, and wiring harnesses, then integrating them into single or multi bay cabinet units. You will work independently while collaborating closely with Engineers, Draftsmen, Procurement, and Quality Inspectors to keep projects on schedule and on spec. Your responsibilities will include: • Placing and soldering components on circuit cards and sub-assemblies according to blueprints, schematics, and engineering guides. • Fabricating wiring harnesses, including connector pinning, de pinning, and installation of mounting hardware. • Assembling lower-level builds into complete cabinet assemblies for...

Description: As part of the Engineering and Technology Raptor Avionics Organization at Lockheed Martin Space, this Electronics Engineering role supports the development of electronic hardware and test systems that ensure mission success for spacecraft and ground systems. Location: This position does not support teleworking ;the selected candidate will be located near our Lockheed Martin Space facility in: Littleton CO and be expected to work a flexible 9x80 schedule in the office full-time. What does this role look like? • Our team develops electronic circuits, test equipment, and hardware used in spacecraft integration and environmental test environments. • As a Circuit Design Engineer, you will design, develop, integrate, and sustain electronic circuits and test equipment while working in a collaborative, multidisciplinary engineering environment. • This role includes circuit design, schematic development, hardware integration, and support of hardware test and...

Description: As a Quality Inspector, you will support test activities across multiple Assembly, Test, and Launch Operations (ATLO) areas at the Littleton, CO facility. The current primary program supported will be GPS. You will be performing critical inspections and working collaboratively with multi-functional teams to execute final assembly and testing. By working collaboratively with a team of world class technicians and engineers, our team ensures that the quality and continuous improvement is built into every level of the test process. You will also work collaboratively to resolve test anomalies, work to become an expert on requirements and specifications, and interact with the customer as needed. You will be an integral part of ensuring our dedication to 100% mission success is upheld. Typical role responsibilities include: • Providing a variety of inspections on components as directed by procedures • interpreting engineering drawings and specifications to execute test...

Description: You will be the In-Process Build Inspector for the Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control (MFC) team. Our team is responsible for ensuring the quality and functionality of electrical, electronic, and mechanical systems, among others, to meet company and customer requirements. What You Will Be Doing As the In-Process Build Inspector you will be responsible for conducting in‑process inspections that verify assemblies meet engineering specifications and performance standards. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Perform detailed inspections of electrical, electronic, and mechanical components during build. Compare work against drawings, specifications, and test data. Document findings and generate non‑conformance reports. Collaborate with engineers and production staff to resolve quality issues. Support continuous‑improvement initiatives to enhance product reliability. Why Join Us The ideal candidate...