4 survivability engineer jobs found in Fort Worth

Description: You will be the Project Engineer - Process Transformation Lead - Level 4 for the Aeronautics Sustainment Digital & Business Transformation (D&BT) team which is responsible for shaping the future of sustainment work through digital process innovation. What You Will Be Doing As the Project Engineer - Process Transformation Lead - Level 4 you will be responsible for guiding the Sustainment Business Process Transformation initiative. "Your responsibilities will include:" Lead the development of cross‑functional, digitally transformed business processes to create the Sustainment digital process architecture. Partner with process modelers to map, analyze, and eliminate inefficiencies, bottlenecks, and identify automation opportunities. Coordinate with E&T, SCM, Ops, and other stakeholders to manage process dependencies and drive integration decisions. Establish and govern the Sustainment Automation pipeline (RPA, AI, workflow),...

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 RF Engineer - Level 4 for the IFG Electronic Warfare team which is responsible for advancing F‑22 Raptor survivability and mission effectiveness. What You Will Be Doing As the RF Engineer - Level 4 you will be responsible for integrating, testing, and analyzing RF subsystems that enable electronic‑warfare capabilities across the product lifecycle. Your work will directly support key program milestones, sustainment, and modernization initiatives. Your responsibilities will include: Support lab and flight test activities for RF subsystems. Review supplier data and ensure compliance with performance requirements. Develop and maintain technical documentation, including test reports and analysis notes. Present test results and system performance at technical reviews. Collaborate with IPTs, suppliers, and customers to drive solutions and meet schedule commitments. What’s In It For You We are committed to supporting...

Description: What if the next leap in air dominance doesn’t come from a single breakthrough, but from hundreds of smarter decisions, made faster, across engineering, testing, and operations? At Lockheed Martin Aeronautics, our Aero AI team builds trusted artificial intelligence that strengthens deterrence, accelerates engineering insight, and directly supports the warfighter. We don’t chase AI for its own sake. We apply it deliberately, where it meaningfully improves performance, survivability, and decision advantage. This role is for a senior, self-directed AI professional who can operate with a high degree of autonomy. Someone who doesn’t wait to be handed a problem, but instead seeks out opportunity, determines where AI adds value (and where it doesn’t), and delivers end-to-end solutions with minimal oversight. You'll work alongside air vehicle engineers to elevate how aircraft are designed, tested, sustained, and operated while also enabling intelligent onboard capabilities...