3 acquisition program engineer jobs found

Description: You will be a Manufacturing Engineer at Lockheed Martin's Archbald facility, which specializes in design, manufacturing, and engineering for both domestic and international customers. Our team produces electronic assemblies, machined and welded assemblies/parts, and safety-critical systems for various defense and commercial applications. Archbald is renowned for its awards and contributions to missile systems, nuclear instrumentation, and control products. What You Will Be Doing As a Manufacturing Engineer, you may support the Assembly and/or Fabrication areas depending on the project or assignment. Your responsibilities will include: Interfacing with design, manufacturing, test, quality, and other internal/external stakeholders as the product(s) move from planning to release, completion, and distribution Using SAP, dPLM, and other applications & tools to analyze and develop sequence of operations, work-instructions, procedures, and production...

Description: Role Overview As an Experimental CNC Machinist, you will set up, operate, and maintain CNC machining centers to produce precision parts to engineering specifications. You will interpret technical drawings, verify machining programs, inspect finished components, and support continuous improvement of machining processes. This role supports second shift production operations in a high-precision manufacturing environment. Key Responsibilities • Set up and operate horizontal and vertical CNC machining centers • Machine parts using drilling, milling, boring, tapping, and related operations • Interpret CAD data, blueprints, sketches, and operation sheets to guide machining work • Verify and monitor NC (G-code) programs during machine operation • Select, install, and adjust cutting tools and machine setups as needed • Inspect parts during and after machining using precision measurement tools • Perform secondary operations such as deburring and straightening during...

Description: Role Overview As an Experimental CNC Machinist, you will set up, operate, and maintain CNC machining centers to produce precision parts to engineering specifications. You will interpret technical drawings, verify machining programs, inspect finished components, and support continuous improvement of machining processes. This role supports production operations in a high-precision manufacturing environment. Key Responsibilities • Set up and operate horizontal and vertical CNC machining centers • Machine parts using drilling, milling, boring, tapping, and related operations • Interpret CAD data, blueprints, sketches, and operation sheets to guide machining work • Verify and monitor NC (G-code) programs during machine operation • Select, install, and adjust cutting tools and machine setups as needed • Inspect parts during and after machining using precision measurement tools • Perform secondary operations such as deburring and straightening during machine cycles •...