5 propulsion engineer jobs found in Fort Worth

Description: You will be the Propulsion Performance Engineer for the Propulsion Performance Team which is responsible for advancing propulsion system capabilities across Lockheed Martin Aeronautics. What You Will Be Doing As the Propulsion Performance Engineer you will be responsible for leading technical analysis, modeling, testing, and integration of propulsion systems to ensure optimal performance and reliability. Your responsibilities will include: Conduct performance analysis of aircraft/engine interfaces and identify optimization opportunities. Lead installation, testing, and validation of new propulsion systems. Develop and refine propulsion system models and simulations. Mentor junior engineers and coordinate with cross‑functional design teams. Support program travel and collaborate with engine manufacturers and external partners. What’s In It For You We are committed to supporting your work‑life balance and overall well‑being,...

Description: You will be the Propulsion Performance Engineer – Level 4 for the Propulsion Team which is responsible for advancing propulsion system performance across aircraft, missiles, and power‑plant programs. What You Will Be Doing As the Propulsion Performance Engineer – Level 4 you will be responsible for delivering high‑fidelity performance analyses, guiding integration efforts, and ensuring that propulsion solutions meet rigorous flight‑performance criteria. Your responsibilities will include: Developing and validating propulsion system models and performance predictions for new air‑vehicle concepts. Analyzing aircraft/engine interfaces, identifying optimization opportunities, and assessing risk. Coordinating with aircraft design teams and engine manufacturers to define propulsion performance requirements. Mentoring junior engineers and leading technical reviews of propulsion analyses. Supporting program travel and on‑site testing to...

Description: You will be the Aeronautical Engineer Stf for the Advanced Development Programs – Skunk Works which is responsible for designing and integrating next‑generation weapon systems. What You Will Be Doing As the Aeronautical Engineer Stf you will be responsible for driving the integration and design synthesis of the XR/AGM‑158 Flex weapon system family while collaborating across a multi‑disciplinary team. Your responsibilities will include: Lead integration and design synthesis across aerodynamics, structures, propulsion, thermodynamics, electronics, controls, and actuation. Support and conduct multi‑disciplinary system trade studies to optimize performance and cost. Coordinate with fabrication, assembly, MRB, quality, and supply‑chain teams to ensure smooth production operations. Generate and present technical and administrative materials for customers and internal stakeholders. Mentor early‑career engineers and champion One‑LM culture...

Description: You will be the Infrared Low Observables Engineer for the Low Observables team (Signature Management & Survivability) which is responsible for advancing infrared susceptibility and low‑observable technology across the entire aircraft survivability lifecycle. What You Will Be Doing As the Infrared Low Observables Engineer you will be responsible for leading technical efforts that shape the next generation of stealth‑focused infrared solutions. "Your responsibilities will include:" Perform and communicate vehicle signature predictions using Unix‑based codes, EO/IR ray‑trace, Monte Carlo, CEM, MoM, and geometric/physical optics. Conduct laboratory measurements of material coupons to determine optical, electrical, and environmental properties. Design, prototype, and test advanced infrared materials, coatings, and hardware components. Develop and maintain signature prediction tools in C++, Java, and Fortran, creating algorithms for novel...

Description: You will be the Chief Engineer, Flight Controls Domain for the Advanced Development Programs (ADP) Chief Engineer’s Office which is responsible for ensuring technical viability, airworthiness, mission success, and flight safety across all ADP programs. What You Will Be Doing As the Chief Engineer, Flight Controls Domain you will be responsible for guiding the Flight Controls discipline through complex technical challenges, aligning program requirements with airworthiness and safety standards, and advising senior leadership on risk mitigation. Your responsibilities will include: Ensure technical viability and compliance with airworthiness and flight‑safety requirements for all Flight Controls efforts. Facilitate and participate in program technical reviews and ad‑hoc discussions related to the Flight Controls Domain. Promote sharing of lessons‑learned and engineering best practices across ADP programs. Connect programs with subject‑matter...