3 reliability engineer staff jobs found

Description: You will be the Reliability Engineer Staff - Level 4 for the Enterprise Aeronautics Facilities organization which is responsible for... What You Will Be Doing As the Reliability Engineer Staff - Level 4 you will be responsible for guiding long‑term asset‑management strategies and embedding reliability, supportability, and maintainability principles across the full life‑cycle of critical aeronautics systems. Your responsibilities will include: Apply reliability‑engineering principles to achieve optimal asset availability. Identify surveillance, testability, and condition‑monitoring methods (including RCM solutions) to protect mission‑critical assets. Govern and provide project‑management support for facilities’ systems, processes, and tools. Perform configuration‑management tasks for IOT software/hardware and ensure Maximo and IT Service Central data remain synchronized. Conduct audits and support risk‑management activities for...

Basic Qualifications Minimum of 25 weeks of military technical training school, along with an additional 6 years of related experience is required. or 2 years of directly related non-military technical trade school or the equivalent experience, along with an additional 6 years of related experience is required. Industry certifications are highly preferred. Field service or technical activity is preferred. or Bachelor's degree in a technical field or the equivalent experience, along with an additional 2 years of related experience is required. Responsibilities for this Position General Dynamics Mission Systems has an opening for a Field Support Representative (FSR) to support the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) in Northwestern California. The selected candidate may also be required to provide temporary coverage at other FSR locations across the West Coast Region and nationwide. The primary Area of Responsibility (AOR) includes sites in...

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...