7 test engineer jobs found in Orlando

Description: Job Description You will be the Manufacturing Engineer Associate Manager for the MDMS Team. Our team is responsible for providing support to day‑to‑day activities across different sites to ensure quality, cost, and schedule goals are met with responsibilities to investigate, communicate, and solve design, producibility, and process challenges related to assembly/manufacturing. Lead investigations across all functions of the product flow, taking into consideration the unique requirements of each customer and variant. Perform and support non‑recurring engineering activities during product start‑up, which includes affordability/producibility considerations, tooling and fixture design, development of machine automation programs as required, and configuration of the manufacturing bill of materials for manufacturability. Employ Manufacturing Readiness Assessment (MRA) tools to evaluate process readiness and establish corrective plans to achieve required maturity. What...

Description: Job Description You will be the Manufacturing Engineer Staff for the Manufacturing Engineering team. Our team is responsible for improving the producibility of early designs and creating manufacturing plans and processes that support the evolving demands of the Warfighter. What You Will Be Doing As the Manufacturing Engineer Staff you will be responsible for developing and executing manufacturing processes that enable efficient, high‑quality production while partnering closely with cross‑functional stakeholders. Develop and implement robust manufacturing processes and procedures. Collaborate with cross‑functional teams to identify and resolve production issues. Drive continuous improvements to manufacturing workflows. Ensure compliance with all quality and safety standards. Provide technical support and manufacturing feedback on new product designs. Why Join Us We are looking for a collaborative, results‑driven professional who...

Description: Job Description At Lockheed Martin, we apply our passion for purposeful innovation to keep people safe and solve the world's most complex challenges. We are seeking talented Manufacturing or Industrial engineers to join our team to help develop many best‑in‑class products and solutions in our Missiles and Fire Control Business Area in Orlando, FL. Learn more about MFC . What You Will Be Doing Responsibilities include but are not limited to: Engineer responsible for production support of single‑point diamond turning and optical fabrication processes. Provide technical guidance and support to optical operators to facilitate performance. Apply lean manufacturing techniques to reduce cost and increase yields. Investigate root cause of failures/defects and implement corrective action to support continuous improvement. Lead the non‑recurring effort (NRE) to establish production manufacturing/test plans, define processes, and manage tooling,...

Description: You will be the Optics Manufacturing Engineer for the Missiles and Fire Control (MFC) team in Orlando, FL. Our team is responsible for delivering best‑in‑class optical components and systems—using diamond‑turning, precision fabrication, and lean manufacturing—to meet demanding defense missions. What You Will Be Doing As the Optics Manufacturing Engineer, you will support production of single‑point diamond‑turned optics and other high‑precision optical fabrications. You will partner with operators, engineers, and suppliers to drive cost‑effective, high‑yield manufacturing while ensuring quality, reliability, and on‑time delivery. Your responsibilities will include: Providing technical guidance and hands‑on support to optical operators to achieve peak performance. Designing, documenting, and sustaining manufacturing and test plans for non‑recurring effort (NRE) projects, then transitioning those plans into full‑rate production. Applying lean manufacturing...

Description: You will be the Manufacturing Planner for the Manufacturing Planning Team. Our team is responsible for turning innovative product concepts into reliable, mission‑critical solutions. What You Will Be Doing As the Manufacturing Planner you will be responsible for guiding projects from concept to production while ensuring every step meets the highest standards of precision and performance. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Design and implement innovative production‑control strategies that keep projects on track and on budget. Solve complex problems and deliver practical outcomes, turning challenges into opportunities. Collaborate cross‑functionally with manufacturing, engineering, global supply‑chain, integrated planning, finance and quality partners to react to changing needs. Maintain schedules and communicate potential impacts during regular page‑and‑line meetings. Perform lead‑time analysis on procured parts,...

Description: You will be the Manufacturing Engineering Lead (Optics Manufacturing Associate Manager) for the Optical Components Center. Our team is responsible for ultra precision machining, thin film coatings, and the production of complex optical components. What You Will Be Doing As the Manufacturing Engineering Lead you will direct a team of 5 10 engineers, driving best in class manufacturing practices for high performance optics. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Lead business execution by applying statistical process control, design of experiments, advanced analytics, and root‑cause analysis to continuously improve process yield, cost, and schedule. Manage non‑recurring projects from concept through production, ensuring design‑for‑manufacture and automation requirements are met. Champion technology advancement by steering research, development, and integration of new manufacturing equipment and processes. Develop and...

Description: You will be the Tool Management Specialist for the Orlando site. Our team is responsible for ensuring tool integrity and readiness across the Orlando site. What You Will Be Doing The Tool Management Specialist provides day‑to‑day support for tool inspection across the Orlando site. The tool management specialist acts as the primary interface between tool custodians, inspectors, and tool engineers. They will support and operate the SAP‑based inspection system and ensure tools are accurately tracked, inspected, and cleared for use. The role supports defect and risk identification notice (RIN) closure processes and assists inspectors with logistical and administrative tasks. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: - Control the Tool Inspection Workflow in SAP - Create, update, and close inspection records in SAP; move tools between “in‑service,” “inspection,” and “defect” statuses. - Serve as the single point of contact for tool owners and...