7 engineering jobs found in Marietta, GA

Description: Fabricates shipping containers, crates and special devices to military or commercial specifications and packs, blocked or braced all typed of materials, tools, parts and assemblies in these containers or on rail cars or tractor trailers for domestic and overseas shipment and/or storage. Work Performed Lays out and fabricates detail parts of wood to be used in assembly of shipping containers. Sets up and operatea gang ripsaw, panel saw, band saw, cutoff saw, table saw, drill press and other power tools as necessary. Operates radio controlled and pendant cranes, 5,000 lbs. and above electric fork lifts and pneumatic nailing machines. Works from rough sketches, engineering blueprints, military specifications and verbal instructions to design, fabricate and assemble component parts of crates. Follows specifications to set nail patterns on panels, determines type of yokes and saddles to be built, panel thicknesses and locations of padding. Fabricates containers to...

Description: Solders, final bench assembles, and continuity checks aircraft assemblies. Sets up and operates automated wire processing machines to number, cut, strip, lug and otherwise process wire for use in electrical parts, assemblies, and accessories, and corrects various machine stoppages and minor operating malfunctions. Assembles and wires completely, aircraft electrical, radio and radar units such as main junction and terminal boxes, main engine disconnect plug, main control, switch panels, radio panels, instrument panels. Completes hookup of wiring, flexes and cables, troubleshoots electrical and radio assemblies having multiple interconnected units and accessories such as conduit, relays, circuit breakers, switches, terminal strips and solenoids. Forms and runs harnesses, breaks out and terminates wiring to terminal points where wire routing and location of electrical units and accessories are established by jig board layouts. Makes continuity checks (including...

Description: You will be the C-130 Final Assembly Manager - Level 5 for the Final Assembly, Trim, Engine Shop and Component Paint team which is responsible for delivering high‑quality C130J aircraft. What You Will Be Doing As the C-130 Final Assembly Manager - Level 5 you will be responsible for leading culture, safety, FOD, quality, cost and schedule obligations for a 130‑person team on the C130J program. Your responsibilities will include: Drive a safety‑first culture and enforce FOD‑control standards. Ensure product quality meets stringent aerospace requirements. Manage cost performance and drive continuous improvement. Maintain schedule fidelity and mitigate delivery risks. Mentor and develop both salaried staff and artisans/mechanics. What’s In It For You We are committed to supporting your work‑life balance and overall well‑being, offering flexible scheduling options. Learn more about Lockheed Martin’s comprehensive benefits...

Description: You will be the Assembly Worker Structures Sr - C130 for the team which is responsible for laying out and locating structural components or assemblies in making production assemblies as specified by design changes. What You Will Be Doing As the Assembly Worker Structures Sr - C130, you will be responsible for performing difficult structural pick-up and/or rework such as removing, replacing, or realigning ribs, bulkheads, stringers, or fittings in completed skinned assemblies. Your responsibilities will include: Working structural changes which materially alter previous assembly references and practice Performing trimming, reforming, and altering parts and structures as required Fabricating detail parts such as shims, splices, gussets, angles, brackets, doublers, stiffeners, and patches Performing portable milling operations on wing and center section attaching joints Improvising shop aids to facilitate assembly and installation as...

Description: You will be the Chief Manufacturing Engineer - Producibility Owner - Level 6 for the Production Engineering team which is responsible for establishing and advancing producibility across the AMMM portfolio. What You Will Be Doing As the Chief Manufacturing Engineer - Producibility Owner - Level 6 you will be responsible for defining the Producibility Program, guiding design‑for‑manufacturability, and leading change‑control activities that enable high‑rate production. Your responsibilities will include: Establish and drive the Producibility Program, integrating shaping, deployment, and design‑for‑manufacturability with Design and Quality Engineering. Lead the Manufacturing Change Control Board (MCCB) as chair, overseeing configuration control and change‑management for all tooling and process updates. Partner with OpsTech to identify and implement technology‑integration opportunities that enhance producibility. Serve as the primary liaison...

Description: You will be the Manufacturing Engineer - Electrical Planner Level 2 for the Electrical Pre‑Planning Team which is responsible for initiating manufacturing planning activities and establishing the foundation for successful product‑interface execution. What You Will Be Doing As the Manufacturing Engineer - Electrical Planner Level 2 you will be responsible for leading early‑stage planning for new product introductions and translating electrical design requirements into actionable manufacturing plans. Your responsibilities will include: Lead the early‑stage planning process, defining manufacturing requirements and aligning them with product design. Create pre‑plans that cover tooling needs, material flow, and labor‑charging requirements to set realistic execution targets. Partner with electrical engineering, design engineering, supply‑chain, quality, and production teams to capture interface requirements and close design‑to‑manufacturing gaps....

Description: You will be the Aircraft Painter for the team which is responsible for setting up various types of spray painting equipment and applying primer, finish, and protective paint and paint-like coatings to parts and subassemblies. What You Will Be Doing As the Aircraft Painter, you will be responsible for obtaining paint types, colors, number of coats, and areas to be painted from work orders, engineering drawings, and process specifications. Your responsibilities will include: Mixing paints to specified proportions and to obtain proper consistency for application Performing incidental preparatory duties such as cleaning and preparing surfaces for painting and masking to skin breaks or other physical references Laying out for, masking, and spraying all types of primer, finish, and protective coatings on surfaces of detail parts and of sub-assemblies Making operating adjustments to painting equipment to control spray pattern, density, and...