5 missile mechanic associate jobs found

Description: Lockheed Martin has an exciting opportunity for an Environments Engineer in Dallas, TX. This person will be a member of the hardware engineering team and be responsible for the design, analysis, testing, and certification of missile and fire‑control systems. Our mission is to ensure that our missile and fire-control systems can survive and operate reliably under the full spectrum of mechanical, thermal, acoustic, electromagnetic, and structural environments encountered from launch through mission execution. You will be responsible for the development and flow down of environmental requirements to systems and components. This engineer will need experience with vibration analysis and testing. With guidance, they will be developing test plans for system and subsystem qualification testing. The selected candidate will also be responsible for assessing environmental requirements, risks, and margin against product specifications and reliability standards to show...

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 be the System Safety Engineer for the System Safety Engineering Team which is responsible for ensuring the safety and mission success of the F‑22 aircraft. What You Will Be Doing As the System Safety Engineer you will be responsible for leading safety analyses and supporting the System Safety Program Plan throughout the aircraft development lifecycle. Your responsibilities will include: Conduct Functional Hazard Analysis, Fault Tree Analysis, Preliminary Hazard Analysis, System Safety Analysis, and Software Hazard Analysis. Develop, maintain, and execute the System Safety Program Plan. Perform quantitative and qualitative risk assessments and trade studies to optimize design choices and recommend controls. Coordinate system safety activities with design teams, suppliers, internal management, and external customers. Provide technical guidance on hazard mitigation and collaborate with adjacent disciplines to support program...

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...