4 survivability engineer jobs found

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: You will be the Infrared Low Observables Engineer for the Low Observables team (Signature Management & Survivability) which is responsible for advancing infrared signature reduction and low observable technologies. What You Will Be Doing As the Infrared Low Observables Engineer you will be responsible for driving the end‑to‑end maturation of infrared susceptibility and low observable technology from concept through production. Your responsibilities will include: Performing and communicating vehicle signature predictions using Unix‑based codes, EO/IR raytrace, Monte Carlo, and CEM tools. Designing, prototyping, and testing advanced infrared materials, coatings, and hardware components. Conducting laboratory and flight measurements of material and vehicle signatures, and reporting results. Developing and maintaining signature prediction algorithms in C++, Java, and Fortran. Leading multidisciplinary design teams and representing the program in...

Description: You will be the F-35 Low Observable Signature Engineer for the F-35 Signature Integration team which is responsible for advancing the low observable capabilities of the F‑35 fleet. What You Will Be Doing As the F-35 Low Observable Signature Engineer you will be responsible for supporting testing, evaluation, analysis, and material application processes for the F‑35 LO system. Your responsibilities will include: Execute ATF Signature Acceptance Testing and perform radar cross‑section diagnostics. Generate aircraft acceptance/failure reports and coordinate with the Material Review Board to resolve deficiency reports. Lead corrective‑action initiatives and drive closure of all LO repairs to meet aircraft delivery schedules. Collaborate with team members to analyze RCS test data and deliver technical presentations to customers. Support material application processes and ensure integration of LO solutions into the aircraft. What’s In...

Description: What happens when artificial intelligence is expected to perform flawlessly - when failure isn’t a bug, but a mission risk? At Lockheed Martin Aeronautics, the Aero AI team delivers AI into environments where decisions are irreversible, timelines are compressed, and trust must be earned long before the aircraft ever flies. As the Embedded AI Manager, you will lead the functional discipline responsible for on-aircraft AI, the place where AI credibility is proven or lost. This role exists because the cost of getting AI wrong in flight-critical systems is simply too high. Without strong AI leadership, standards erode, shortcuts creep in, and trust is compromised. Your job is to prevent that. You will set the bar for how AI is developed, evaluated, and relied upon by leading elite AI professionals, establishing clear technical standards, and exercising sound judgment in high-stakes environments. You are not stepping into a role to build models. You are stepping into a...