5 optics manufacturing engineer jobs found in Arlington

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 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 (SOWs), and manage priorities for design, fabrication, and prove‑out...

Description: You will be the Manufacturing Engineer Stf (Level 4) 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 Stf (Level 4) 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 The ideal...

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 Engineer Stf (Level 4) for the THAAD Program. Our team is responsible for delivering world‑class missile systems through innovative manufacturing solutions. What You Will Be Doing As the Manufacturing Engineer Stf (Level 4) 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 a...

Description: You will be the Manufacturing Engineer for the PAC-3 Command Launch System (CLS) Program Manufacturing Engineering team. Our team supports all aspects of manufacturing and assembly of the PAC-3 CLS through make sites and external suppliers. What You Will Be Doing As a Manufacturing Engineer, your work is essential for the program to execute current contract requirement as well as capture future business for the program. You will serve as a Manufacturing Engineering point of contact to the other functions. Frequent communication and collaboration with other disciplines including Design Engineering, Production Operations, Quality Engineering, Global Supply Chain, Finance, Production Planning and Control, Contracts, Master Planning, and Program Management are required. Experience building positive relationships, communicating across functional and physical boundaries, managing cost, schedule, quality, and safety is critical for the role. Your responsibilities...