5 survivability engineer jobs found in Fort Worth

Description: The F-35 is designed with the entire battlespace in mind, bringing new flexibility and capability to the United States and its allies. Reliance on any single capability - electronic attack, stealth, etc. — is not sufficient for success and survivability in the future. Missions traditionally performed by specialized aircraft — air-to-air combat, air-to, ground strikes, electronic attack, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance — can now be executed by a squadron of F-35s. F35 Aircraft Mate/ Forward Fuselage Manufacturing Engineer will directly support primarily the Mate production team. What You Will Be Doing Selected Candidate will be required to: • Perform floor support to solve immediate production constraints. • Develop corrective actions to improve the production system, reducing Scrap Rework and Repair (SRR) cost and hours per unit (HPU). • Update the manufacturing plan. • Perform manufacturing evaluations of engineering changes. • Perform QAR...

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: 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...

Description: We are Lockheed Martin What’s In It For You: *3 DAYS OFF every weekend with our flexible 4/10 works schedule! What’s In It For You 3 day weekends every weekend! From comprehensive benefits to investing in your future and security, Learn more about Lockheed Martin’s comprehensive benefits package here. Join us onsite in Fort Worth, Texas where our Skunk Works team operates on a flexible (part-time telecommuting) schedule to enhance work-life balance.  Discover Fort Worth. The Human Systems Engineering team provides one of the most unique opportunities at Aeronautics to work closely with pilots and engineers to help develop the newest tactical capabilities for the warfighters of today and tomorrow. What You Will Be Doing: Our Human Systems Engineering team within Skunk Works provides technical support to engineering teams across Lockheed Martin Aeronautics for multiple platforms including the F-16, F-22, F-35, and Advanced Development Programs and...

Description: This is a leadership position who will be responsible for managing a technical team within the Supportable Low Observables department. This group is responsible for developing systems, and maintenance processes to ensure the RCS Signature management of aircraft after delivery to the operating customer. This specific role will be focused on managing a multi-site team of SLO engineers supporting Ft. Worth based F-35 Zonal field Measurement and ADP development activities as well as Palmdale based ADP programs. Meeting/exceeding program performance goals, developing and delivering program status and frequent performance briefings, and presenting to senior management and customers is expected. This is a leadership position and as such must ensure coordination across all Signature Management and Survivability teams, as well as all onsite Modification Technical Teams and operating customers. Will also participate in and provide key inputs for proposal efforts and is...