Component Engineer Stf - E4

Overview As a Component Engineer, you own the end-to-end lifecycle of EEEE components for Lockheed Martin Missiles & Fire Control, ensuring compliance with contracts and internal standards. You will drive selection, qualification, testing, and failure analysis, coordinating suppliers and project documentation. You’ll maintain SCDs and baseline drawings while guiding cross-functional teams through issue resolution. This role offers impact on high-reliability components within a mission-focused team and a culture that values growth and capability-building. Compensation / BenefitsMedicalDentalVisionFlexible work arrangements401(k) matchPaid time off (PTO) ResponsibilitiesConduct selection, evaluation, qualification, testing, and failure analysis of electrical, electronic, electromechanical, and electro-optical componentsPlan, direct, review, and coordinate project documentation to ensure contract and LM requirements compliancePrepare and maintain Component Source Control Drawings (SCDs) and other baseline drawingsEvaluate suppliers, review test reports, and recommend qualified vendors for EEEE partsGenerate, review, and approve NSARs during PMPCB meetingsLead or support issue resolution on the PMP board and guide failure-analysis activities in the EEEE domainReview and approve engineering drawings, SCDs, and documentation for subcontractor componentsMaintain configuration control and traceability of component data throughout the product lifecycleProvide technical guidance to cross-functional teams and subcontractors for seamless component integration Key requirementsDemonstrated attention to detail; strong interpersonal and multitasking skillsExcellent written, verbal, and presentation skillsComputer literacy with MS Word and ExcelKnowledge of electrical component parameters and packagingKnowledge of high-reliability Military component standards and specificationsKnowledge of Automotive Electronics Quality Standardsattention to detailinterpersonal skillsmultitaskingMS WordExcelelectrical component parameters and packaging