6 harness design engineer jobs found

Description: You will be the Manufacturing Engineer (Electronics Fabrication, Level 2) for the Missiles & Fire Control Manufacturing team. Our team is responsible for developing and supporting manufacturing processes for electrical components within the MFC electrical shop. What You Will Be Doing As the Manufacturing Engineer (Electronics Fabrication, Level 2) you will be responsible for delivering robust, repeatable processes that enable high‑quality wiring and harness assemblies. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Develop and support manufacturing processes for wiring and harness assemblies. Create and maintain work instructions and task lists. Develop rework/repair instructions based on quality notifications. Participate in design and producibility reviews and drive process improvements. Validate new equipment and processes, and collaborate with shop‑floor, quality, and program teams. Why Join Us The ideal...

Description: You will be a Engineering Aide at Lockheed Martin, turning engineering drawings into high quality electronic and electro mechanical assemblies. Our team supports both Engineering and Manufacturing Production, ensuring reliable hardware for critical defense programs. What You Will Be Doing As a Engineering Aide you will be responsible for building circuit cards, and wiring harnesses, then integrating them into single or multi bay cabinet units. You will work independently while collaborating closely with Engineers, Draftsmen, Procurement, and Quality Inspectors to keep projects on schedule and on spec. Your responsibilities will include: • Placing and soldering components on circuit cards and sub-assemblies according to blueprints, schematics, and engineering guides. • Fabricating wiring harnesses, including connector pinning, de pinning, and installation of mounting hardware. • Assembling lower-level builds into complete cabinet assemblies for delivery to...

Description: You will be the Engineering Aide Sr. supporting the Electromechanical Assembly Area for Lockheed Martin Lufkin Operations. The Manufacturing Department is responsible for developing, implementing, and supporting manufacturing processes for military-grade electromechanical assemblies. What You Will Be Doing As Engineering Aide Sr., you will work closely with the manufacturing engineering team by providing disposition instructions to rework defective electromechanical assemblies back to engineering requirements. Additional responsibilities could include. • Working with Manufacturing Engineers to evaluate defect trends and provide recommendations for corrective actions. • Occasionally rework defective hardware. • Tooling design, review, and repairs. • Creation of Rework Process Plans. • Markups of work instructions for planning changes. • Completion of Operator Proficiency. Why Join Us We're looking for a highly motivated individual to join our team,...

Description: You will be the Manufacturing Engineer Senior 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 Senior you will be responsible for developing and executing manufacturing processes that enable efficient, high‑quality production while partnering closely with cross‑functional stakeholders. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: 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...

Description: You will be the Operations Engineer (Level 2) for the Production Operations – Tooling team. Our team supports tooling design and fabrication to enable internal customer missions. What You Will Be Doing As the Operations Engineer (Level 2) you will be responsible for coordinating cross‑functional activities that ensure high‑quality tool production and continuous process improvement. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Communicate and collaborate daily with Design Engineering, Quality Engineering, Global Supply Chain, Production Planning, and leadership to align on tooling requirements. Review manufacturing documentation and develop clear work instructions for tool fabrication. Create manufacturing plans, perform make‑or‑buy analyses, and identify production risks. Lead process‑improvement projects that mature manufacturing and sell‑off processes for tooling. Support the development of quality metrics and ensure...

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...