Low Observable (RF) Engineer Sr - E3

Overview As a Low Observables/Survivability Engineer at Lockheed Martin in Orlando, you will develop and validate LO components and vehicles to enhance survivability and stealth capabilities. You will work with cross-functional teams, lead measurement campaigns, and translate complex results into technical briefings for stakeholders. The role emphasizes R&D planning, modeling, and collaboration with government and production teams. This is an opportunity to shape advanced radar-cross-section technology within a mission-driven organization. Compensation / BenefitsMedicalDentalVisionFlexible work arrangements and schedules401(k) matchPaid time off ResponsibilitiesGenerate and analyze vehicle signature predictions using Unix-based tools and custom scriptsDevelop, test, and maintain signature-prediction software across C++, C#, Java, Fortran, MATLAB, and PythonResearch, design, and model electromagnetic metamaterials; fabricate prototypes and perform testsPlan and execute lab measurements on material coupons for physical, electrical, and environmental propertiesLead the acquisition, processing, and reporting of lab and vehicle signature resultsUtilize CAD for model cleanup, meshing, and simulation prepSupport production tasks and failure-analysis investigations as neededCoordinate with ESH and procurement for material purchasing, handling, and compliance Key requirementsUS Citizen with ability to obtain Top Secret clearanceActive or ability to obtain Top Secret clearanceBachelor in Electrical Engineering or related technical major (or demonstrated experience in materials, electromagnetics, survivability, etc.)Willingness to travel ~25% of the timestrong verbal and written communicationcustomer/client interactionability to work with cross-functional teamsUnix-based tools and scriptingC++, C#, Java, Fortran, MATLAB, Pythonelectromagnetic metamaterials and RF materials