3 field engineer jobs found in Fort Worth

Description: You will be the Electro-Optical Engineer Staff for the Electro Optical Infrared Team, which is responsible for developing and maturing EOIR solutions for the Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Fort Worth (LM Aero). What You Will Be Doing As the Electro-Optical Engineer Staff, you will support activities associated with the development and maturation of EOIR solutions, including defining, reviewing, and documenting engineering requirements, performing engineering document reviews, and coordinating with Principal Engineers and other key stakeholders. ”Your responsibilities will include: Defining, reviewing, and documenting engineering requirements for EOIR systems. Performing engineering document reviews and reviewing specifications to ensure compliance with contract requirements. Coordinating with Principal Engineers, other key stakeholders, and internal and external customers to support the development and integration of EOIR systems. Employing...

Description: You will be the Infrared Low Observables Engineer for the Low Observables team (Signature Management & Survivability) which is responsible for advancing infrared signature reduction and low observable technologies. What You Will Be Doing As the Infrared Low Observables Engineer you will be responsible for driving the end‑to‑end maturation of infrared susceptibility and low observable technology from concept through production. Your responsibilities will include: Performing and communicating vehicle signature predictions using Unix‑based codes, EO/IR raytrace, Monte Carlo, and CEM tools. Designing, prototyping, and testing advanced infrared materials, coatings, and hardware components. Conducting laboratory and flight measurements of material and vehicle signatures, and reporting results. Developing and maintaining signature prediction algorithms in C++, Java, and Fortran. Leading multidisciplinary design teams and representing the program in...

Description: You will be the Low Observables RCS Engineer for the Signature Integration Team which is responsible for advancing low‑observable technology across the aircraft survivability portfolio. What You Will Be Doing As the Low Observables RCS Engineer you will be responsible for leading the end‑to‑end maturation of low observable technologies from concept through prototype testing and customer engagement. Your responsibilities will include: Perform and communicate vehicle signature predictions using Unix‑based codes and tools. Conduct laboratory measurements of material coupons and analyze physical, electrical, and environmental properties. Lead research, design, and testing of advanced electromagnetic metamaterials. Develop, test, and maintain signature prediction tools using Python, C++, C#, Java, and Fortran. Produce technical reports and briefings, and engage with customers and government forums. What’s In It For You We are...