3 field service mechanic jobs found in Fort Worth

Description: You will be the MRB Engineer, Senior - Level 3 for the Material Review Board (MRB) team which is responsible for ensuring aircraft component compliance and quality. What You Will Be Doing As the MRB Engineer, Senior - Level 3 you will be responsible for leading material review activities that ensure aircraft component compliance and quality throughout the F‑35 production line. “Your responsibilities will include:” Investigate anomalies, develop technical solutions, and release dispositions for high‑performance aeronautical parts and assemblies. Coordinate with cross‑functional groups including Stress/Service Life, Quality Assurance, Planning, Functional Test, Structures, Systems Design, Safety, Materials and Processes. Partner with the production floor and customer engineering staff to drive workflow improvements, embed best practices, and manage lessons learned. Provide MRB team coverage for off‑shift and weekend support, and travel as...

Description: Lead advanced research, development, and integration of Supportable Low‑Observable (SLO) technologies for the F‑22 program, ensuring reductions in radar cross‑section, infrared, and other signatures while maintaining aircraft performance and sustainment. Key responsibilities Area Typical duties Technical leadership • Define and prioritize SLO research topics (materials, geometry, coatings, active signature management). • Lead cross‑functional IPTs to integrate low‑observable solutions into air‑vehicle designs, test plans, and production processes. Modeling & analysis • Develop high‑fidelity signature‑prediction models (RCS, IR, visual) and validate against flight‑test data. • Use computational electromagnetics (CEM) tools and RCS budgeting to assess design trade‑offs. Materials & processes • Guide selection and qualification of LO‑compatible structural materials, coatings, and treatments. • Oversee laboratory and range testing of signature‑impact of repairs,...

Description: You will be the Service Life Analysis Engineer for the Integrated Fighter Group (IFG) which is responsible for advancing airframe durability and mission readiness. What You Will Be Doing As the Service Life Analysis Engineer you will be responsible for applying durability and damage tolerance (DADT) expertise to support force‑management, field, and depot activities. Your responsibilities will include: Using crack initiation and crack growth analysis tools to perform design sizing, DADT updates, Material Review Board (MRB) support, and field dispositions. Developing force‑management source data to actively manage the airframe and ensure safe operation. Creating and implementing Force Structural Maintenance Plans (FSMPs) and Individual Aircraft Tracking (IAT) to support force‑management activities. What’s In It For You We are committed to supporting your work‑life balance and overall well‑being, offering flexible scheduling options....