5 information technology jobs found in Grand Prairie, TX

Description: Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control (MFC) is seeking a Senior RF Engineer to join our growing engineering team. MFC is a recognized designer, developer, and manufacturer of precision engagement aerospace and defense systems for the U.S. and allied militaries. This role offers an excellent working environment with a mix of cutting-edge design, hands-on laboratory testing, and product development. You will work with and learn from industry-leading RF and microwave design professionals in a collaborative, mission-driven environment. What You Will Be Doing Non Kinetic Air Defense (NKAD) and Counter Swarm team is looking for an multidisciplined RF Design Engineer to join a growing team responsible for design, prototype, test and rapid fielding of solutions within highly accelerated timelines for all services. Seeking someone with experience with fast-paced programs and familiar with rapid hardware development to support design tasks that will include electrical...

Description: You will be the Mechanical Design Engineer for the GMLRS Development Team. Our team drives the design, build, and test of the Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System (GMLRS) missiles and launch pods, delivering new rocket configurations and supporting supplier development across the program. What You Will Be Doing As the Mechanical Design Engineer you will be responsible for creating and releasing component and assembly drawings, drafting Instructional Change Notices (ICNs), and coordinating hardware development from concept through flight testing. You’ll work side by side with cross functional partners, the Camden manufacturing group, and external suppliers to ensure designs meet schedule, performance, and safety targets. Your responsibilities will include: • Generate and release 2 D/3 D mechanical drawings for new rocket parts and assemblies. • Author and manage Instructional Change Notices for development builds. • Participate in weekly Integrated Product Team...

Description: You will be the Mechanical Engineer - Level 4 for the Electronic Hardware Design (EHD) team which is responsible for developing flight‑worthy, safety‑critical electronic hardware. What You Will Be Doing As the Mechanical Engineer - Level 3 you will be responsible for delivering robust mechanical solutions that enable the EHD team’s mission‑critical hardware to perform flawlessly in aerospace environments. Your responsibilities will include: Design and analyze mechanical components for flight‑critical electronic hardware. Collaborate with electrical engineers to integrate mechanical and electronic subsystems. Conduct tolerance analysis, stress testing, and validation of hardware assemblies. Generate detailed CAD models and engineering drawings that meet aerospace standards. Support prototype build, test, and troubleshooting activities. What’s In It For You We are committed to supporting your work‑life balance and overall...

Description: You will join the F-22 Fuel System Engineer IPT within the Fluid and Mechanical Systems Team which is responsible for supporting sustainment and development of the F‑22 fuel system. What You Will Be Doing As an F-22 Fuel System IPT Engineer you will be responsible for driving technical solutions that keep the F‑22 fuel system reliable, maintainable, and future‑ready. Your responsibilities will include: Lead and mentor junior fuel system engineers. Perform analytical trade studies to inform air‑vehicle fuel system development. Plan, execute, and evaluate flight‑test or qualification‑test campaigns for fuel system components. Coordinate with suppliers to ensure technical specifications, drawings, and statements of work are met. Provide labor and material estimates for new business proposals and support quote/bid kickoffs. Lead troubleshooting and root‑cause investigations for aircraft and system issues, delivering actionable...

Description: You will join the F-22 Fuel System Engineer IPT within the Fluid and Mechanical Systems Team which is responsible for supporting sustainment and development of the F‑22 fuel system. What You Will Be Doing As an F-22 Fuel System IPT Engineer you will be responsible for driving technical solutions that keep the F‑22 fuel system reliable, maintainable, and future‑ready. Your responsibilities will include: Lead and mentor junior fuel system engineers. Perform analytical trade studies to inform air‑vehicle fuel system development. Plan, execute, and evaluate flight‑test or qualification‑test campaigns for fuel system components. Coordinate with suppliers to ensure technical specifications, drawings, and statements of work are met. Provide labor and material estimates for new business proposals and support quote/bid kickoffs. Lead troubleshooting and root‑cause investigations for aircraft and system issues, delivering actionable...