3 electromagnetic environmental effects jobs found in Fort Worth

Description: You will be the Electromagnetic Environmental Effects (E3) Engineer Senior for the Aeronautics team which is responsible for advancing cutting‑edge aircraft technologies. What You Will Be Doing As the Electromagnetic Environmental Effects (E3) Engineer Senior you will be responsible for leading requirements development, tracking, and verification testing of systems, and overseeing electromagnetic compatibility testing of developmental and deployable systems on flight‑test fighter platforms. "Your responsibilities will include:" Lead requirements development, tracking, and verification testing for system‑level projects. Conduct platform‑level Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) testing and develop test procedures for flight‑test modifications. Perform RF and antenna analysis, including COSITE assessments, antenna radome performance, and RF/fiber‑optic cabling evaluations. Oversee electromagnetic radiation hazard (EMRADHAZ) assessments and...

Description: You will be the Electromagnetic Environmental Effects (E3) Engineer- Level 2 for the Electromagnetic Environmental Effects (E3) team which is responsible for ensuring electromagnetic compatibility and performance of advanced aeronautic systems. What You Will Be Doing As the Electromagnetic Environmental Effects (E3) Engineer- Level 2 you will be responsible for leading requirements development, integration, and verification testing of electromagnetic systems across flight‑test platforms. Your responsibilities will include: Develop, track, and verify system requirements tied to electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and E3 performance. Plan and execute platform‑level EMC testing, including test procedure design and flight‑test modification oversight. Perform RF and antenna analysis, COSITE assessments, and radome performance evaluations. Coordinate electromagnetic radiation hazard (EMRADHAZ) mitigation and support wiring, cabling, and...

Description: WHAT WE’RE DOING Lockheed Martin Rotary and Mission Systems has an opportunity in the Ground Support Equipment (GSE) portfolio for a Mechanical Engineer supporting the F-35 program. On our development Engineering team, you can help us take on the world’s most important and complex challenges by providing solutions to a variety of technical problems of moderate scope and complexity. THE WORK Lockheed Martin Rotary & Mission Systems is seeking a full-time Mechanical Engineer. In this role, you will be responsible for creating new designs using (but not limited to) Catia v5, create and manage F-35 and similar program support equipment hardware engineering documentation, including bill of materials, hardware requirement specifications, trade studies, technical evaluations, and logistics support. Drive and design hardware development from concept to on-aircraft testing and verification. Provide post-delivery technical assistance to customer and support...