5 hardware engineer jobs found in Orlando

Description: You will be the Manufacturing Engineer for the Program Manufacturing Engineering team. Our team is responsible for supporting production operations across multiple sites and delivering manufacturing solutions. What You Will Be Doing As a Manufacturing Engineer you will collaborate with the production team to employ continuous‑improvement projects, develop manufacturing processes, and support production across the JASSM/LRASM program sites. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Support production operations at multiple sites, ensuring quality, schedule, and cost objectives are met. Develop and implement manufacturing processes and improvements to increase efficiency and reduce waste. Collaborate with cross‑functional teams (engineering, supply chain, quality, etc.) to resolve production issues. Provide technical guidance and troubleshooting for complex manufacturing challenges. Travel approximately one week per...

Description: You will be the Manufacturing Engineer Sr for the team. Our team is responsible for delivering high-quality products and supporting hardware development and program initiatives. What You Will Be Doing Your responsibilities will include: Partnering with Production Operations leads to support hardware development and producibility initiatives Ensuring new designs are producible and cost-competitive in a full-rate manufacturing environment Evaluating designs and providing manufacturing feedback to lead to affordable and manufacturable designs Collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure successful completion of major milestones Developing manufacturing readiness assessments and creating manufacturing plans Why Join Us We are looking for a highly skilled and collaborative individual to join our team. As a Manufacturing Engineer Sr, you will have the opportunity to work on challenging projects and contribute to the development...

Description: Job Description You will be a Thin Film Coating/Photolithography Manufacturing Engineer for Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control, working in the Optical Components Center (OCC) in Orlando, FL. Our team is responsible for designing, developing, and supporting the production life‑cycle of electromagnetic grids and thin film coatings for various optical systems, and we're looking for a talented Manufacturing Engineer to join our team. This position is for first shift, Monday‑Thursday (4/10A) What You Will Be Doing As a Thin Film Coating/Photolithography Manufacturing Engineer, you will be responsible for supporting manufacturing processes of optics, with an emphasis on thin film coatings. You will design and develop optical coatings to be deposited on lenses and windows, and define the parameters of equipment for the processes. You will also perform characterization of the deposited coatings and analyze data, and provide technical guidance to operators....

Description: Job Description Join our Program Manufacturing Engineering team as a Senior Manufacturing Engineer for the JASSM/LRASM Program. Our team is responsible for supporting production operations across multiple sites and delivering manufacturing solutions. The candidate will support JASSM/LRASM mission area Production and Development efforts, supporting multiple sites in the areas of affordability, manufacturing process development, yield improvement, and tooling concepts. Other tasks include supporting production operations with manufacturing readiness, manufacturability assessments, and review of design changes.” What You Will Be Doing As a Senior Manufacturing Engineer you will provide technical leadership, develop manufacturing processes, and support production across the JASSM/LRASM program sites. Support production operations at multiple sites, ensuring quality, schedule, and cost objectives are met. Develop and implement manufacturing processes...

Description: Join our Test Engineering Fabrication team as a Mechanical Fabricator supporting the development and build of mission-critical test equipment. In this hands-on role, you will be responsible for manufacturing, modifying, and assembling mechanical components used in complex electrical test systems that support a variety of defense programs. You will work in a machine shop environment producing custom metal parts and modifying purchased hardware to meet engineering requirements. This role requires the ability to interpret engineering drawings, select appropriate fabrication methods, and execute work with a high level of precision and quality. Work may include machining, drilling, tapping, cutting, fitting, and mechanical assembly of components that integrate into larger test systems. In addition to fabrication, you will support troubleshooting, rework, and continuous improvement efforts. You will collaborate closely with engineers, planners, and electrical fabrication...