9 jobs found in Arlington

Description: You will be the Manufacturing Engineer (Level 3) for the THAAD Program Tooling Team. Our team is responsible for delivering world‑class missile systems through innovative manufacturing solutions. What You Will Be Doing As the Manufacturing Engineer (Level 3) you will be responsible for advancing tool design and manufacturing processes that enable rapid, reliable production of the THAAD system. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Develop and refine tooling designs to meet production requirements. Provide Design‑for‑Manufacture input and transition new or revised designs from development to production. Lead manufacturing process validation activities and drive cost‑reduction initiatives to closure. Identify production risks and implement effective mitigation plans. Support earned‑value management and resolve tooling or manufacturing issues with internal and supplier teams. Why Join Us We are looking for...

Description: You will be the Manufacturing Planner (Level 2) for the PAC‑3 Program Team. Our team is responsible for overseeing program and manufacturing planning, managing production schedules, material procurement, and workflow prioritization. What You Will Be Doing As the Manufacturing Planner (Level 2) you will be responsible for ensuring data integrity in the MRP system, optimizing material flow, and delivering accurate production status to stakeholders. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Maintain data integrity in the MRP system and manage material flow, inventory optimization, and production schedules. Provide status reports to internal customers and analyze production data to inform business decisions. Coordinate with engineering, quality assurance, manufacturing, and supply‑chain teams to align priorities. Identify and drive continuous‑improvement initiatives across the PAC‑3 program. Support travel and...

Description: You will be the Manufacturing Planner, Sr. (Level 3) for the PAC‑3 CLS Production Team. Our team owns and maintains the schedule for all PAC‑3 CLS production contractual deliverables and is responsible for line‑of‑balance tracking, loading demand in ERP systems, and mitigating schedule risks. What You Will Be Doing As the Manufacturing Planner Sr. (Level 3) you will be responsible for driving efforts from award to closure. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Maintain line of balance schedules to ensure program milestones are met Load and manage demand data in ERP systems to support production planning Identify and mitigate schedule risks through proactive analysis and corrective actions Coordinate with cross functional teams to align resources and resolve planning conflicts This position requires travel and/or communication to all production sites and/or vendor locations. Work outside of the normal operating...

Description: You will be the Manufacturing Planner Senior (Level 3) for the PP&C team supporting UTIAMD. Our team is responsible for managing the production schedule and analyzing material shortages for various programs. What You Will Be Doing As the Manufacturing Planner Senior (Level 3) you will be responsible for driving production planning, identifying material gaps, and ensuring schedule integrity across multiple programs. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Develop and maintain detailed production schedules aligned with program milestones. Analyze material shortages and coordinate with supply chain to mitigate risks. Generate regular status reports and forecast updates for leadership. Collaborate with engineering, manufacturing, and procurement teams to resolve schedule impacts. Support continuous‑improvement initiatives to enhance planning accuracy. Why Join Us The ideal candidate thrives in a fast‑moving...

Description: You will be the Manufacturing Planner Associate Manager (Level 4) for the PAC‑3 Transition to Production, Development, Resilience, and Japan. Our team is responsible for owning and maintaining the schedule for contractual deliverables. What You Will Be Doing As the Manufacturing Planner Associate Manager (Level 4) you will be responsible for managing a highly talented team of Supply and Demand Planners. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Coordinate daily activities with manufacturing, engineering, and quality counterparts to identify and react to changing needs and priorities defined by the Program. Attend multiple meetings in support of programs and manufacturing management, assigning personnel to support internal operation plan (IOP) and critical schedule milestones. Travel and communicate with all production sites as required. Work outside of normal operating hours when necessary. Why Join Us The ideal...

Description: You will be the Manufacturing Planner, Sr. (Level 3) for the PAC‑3 Japan Team. Our team is responsible for owning and maintaining the schedule for contractual deliverables. What You Will Be Doing As the Manufacturing Planner, Sr. (Level 3) you will be responsible for coordinating schedule activities and ensuring timely delivery of program commitments. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Act as Scheduler, Make, Buy, or BOM Planner within Production, Planning and Control. Coordinate inter‑departmental activity with quality, manufacturing, purchasing, engineering, inventory control, traffic, and contracts administration. Schedule and expedite movement of parts via move orders, stock transfers, and shipping requests. Travel and communicate with all production sites and vendor locations as needed. Provide coverage outside normal operating hours to meet schedule demands. Why Join Us The ideal candidate is a...

Description: You will be the THAAD Rate Ramp Execution Manufacturing Engineering Manager for the Rate Ramp Execution & Tool Engineering team. Our team is responsible for driving accelerated production, tooling strategy, and manufacturing engineering activities for the THAAD missile program. **What You Will Be Doing** As the THAAD Rate Ramp Execution Manufacturing Engineering Manager you will be responsible for leading the rate‑ramp execution and tool engineering effort that enables the THAAD program to meet its aggressive production schedule. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: - Lead the rate‑ramp execution and tool engineering team to meet accelerated THAAD production schedules. - Develop and manage make/buy and make‑where decisions, capacity planning, and tooling strategies. - Oversee proposals, forecasting, and acquisition of tooling and manufacturing resources. - Coordinate cross‑functional efforts with Production, Supply Chain, Quality, Program...

Description: You will be the Manufacturing Engineer Sr (Level 3) for the PAC-3 Munitions Acceleration team. Our team is responsible for the successful execution of a large ramp‑to‑rate effort with a heavy focus on supporting proposals, collaborating on make‑where decisions, and driving tooling from identifying the need to delivery and prove‑out. What You Will Be Doing As the Manufacturing Engineer Sr (Level 3) you will be responsible for supporting proposals and coordinating the identification, design, procurement, delivery, and prove‑out of PAC‑3 tooling. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Generate proposal artifacts including make or buy plans, MESOWs, BOEs Generate Tangible Item Lists (TILs) and labor estimates to enable make‑where and make‑split decisions Plan budgets and Integrated Master Schedule (IMS) activities, and coordinate make‑site efforts Write Tooling Action Requests (TARs), develop tooling Statements of Work...

Description: You will be the THAAD Production Operations Acceleration Project Team Member for the Munitions Acceleration Project Team. Our team drives production throughput and equipment integration across nine Lockheed Martin sites. What You Will Be Doing As the THAAD Production Operations Acceleration Project Team Member you will be responsible for leading equipment roll‑outs and delivering data‑driven efficiency improvements. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Own the end‑to‑end rollout of equipment from procurement through installation, verification, and ramp‑up. Develop and manage detailed project schedules and risk registers, ensuring milestones are met on time and within cost. Analyze line performance, identify bottlenecks, and create data‑driven improvement plans. Coordinate with Manufacturing, Engineering, Quality, Safety, Supply Chain, and Finance stakeholders. Champion a continuous‑improvement culture by...