5 facilities engineer jobs found in Marietta, GA

Description: Our products play an important role in the national security of the United States and more than 70 other countries, ensuring peace and stability around the world. Highly trained and specialized personnel and facilities are key to the company's unrivaled success in the aeronautics industry. Our workforce of more than 25,000 has pre-eminent expertise in advanced aircraft design and production, modification and support, stealth technology, and systems integration. As a Safety Engineer in Marietta, GA, you will apply your knowledge of current health and safety policies, manufacturing processes and regulations to protect employees from injury and reduce damage to property. In this role, you will interact with the employees performing the work, supervisors, managers, and senior leaders to evaluate and develop controls for occupational health risks. Specifically you will: Develop and implement safety programs to prevent or correct unsafe working conditions, using knowledge...

Description: Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company, home of the world-renowned Skunk Works®, turns visionary aircraft into reality and is known for building the finest military aircraft in the world. This recognition is continually earned through our commitment to relentless research and development of high-performance aircraft, continuously seeking innovative, low-cost design and manufacturing strategies, and delivering operational readiness for our customers' missions to ensure continued relevancy for the life cycle of our products. In this role, you will immediately impact the business with your ingenuity, creativity, and ideas that will be the catalyst for future business. If you are craving an opportunity where you are invited to be passionate, push the envelope, and think outside of the box, this opportunity with our Skunk Works may be just for you. We ensure those we serve always stay ahead of ready. As a Manufacturing Engineer in Skunk Works® , you will play a critical...

Description: What You Will Be Doing As a Manufacturing Engineer (ME), you will: • Design manufacturing processes, procedures, and layouts for assemblies, equipment installation, and material handling. • Optimize machine arrangements to maximize efficiency and productivity. • Develop operation sequences and specify procedures for tool fabrication and equipment functionality. • Adapt equipment designs to meet production and factory requirements. • Incorporate inspection and test requirements into production plans. • Evaluate machinery and equipment performance, initiating corrective actions as necessary to maintain product quality. • Implement statistical process control techniques and advise on their integration. • Provide design input to engineering for optimal equipment and manufacturing methods. • Ensure compliance with all applicable regulations and standards. What’s In It For You: From onsite to remote, we offer flexible work schedules to comprehensive benefits investing...

Description: Skunk Works® is on the leading edge of manufacturing innovation. We continually look for ways to improve processes and performance while extracting cost by focusing on the areas of advanced composites, additive manufacturing and high-temperature structures. What You Will Be Doing Manages the day to day activity of a large production engineering team in support of a Classified program. This includes the responsibility for production engineering life cycle deliverables from product design through manufacturing implementation. The team consists of manufacturing engineers, test engineers, tooling engineers, manufacturing planners, project managements reps, CAMs and associated mid-level leaders. • Lead the organizational goals and support the line of business customers. • Support the setup of new and expanded facilities, associated capital assets and factory of the future aspects including manufacturing automation and digital transformation within the ADP program...

Description: You will be the Systems Engineering Manager for the Lab Operations team which is responsible for leading high‑skill technical efforts across flight‑simulation and hardware‑in‑the‑loop lab environments. What You Will Be Doing As the Systems Engineering Manager you will be responsible for driving program execution and functional leadership to ensure world‑class simulation support for iconic aircraft. Your responsibilities will include: Lead and mentor a high‑skill technical team across multiple flight‑simulation and hardware‑in‑the‑loop labs. Oversee program execution, managing cost, schedule, and technical performance for advanced development programs. Direct functional leadership duties including recruitment, labor planning, budgeting, talent development, and performance assessments. Ensure lab compliance with security, safety, configuration control, and asset management, as well as the appropriate systems, plans people and processes...