Electro Mechanical Engineer Sr

Overview As Electromechanical Design Engineer for Lockheed Martin MFC, you will develop production-ready hardware and electromechanical subsystems for mission-critical defense systems. You’ll work with a broad engineering community to deliver reliable solutions, from concept to verification, across design, testing, and integration phases. The role blends design, modeling, and supplier collaboration, with travel to resolve issues and validate hardware. This position is Orlando-based and requires the ability to obtain a secret clearance. Compensation / BenefitsMedicalDentalVisionFlexible work arrangements (e.g., 4x10)401(k) matchPaid time off ResponsibilitiesDesign and develop electromechanical subsystems (CCAs, harnesses, enclosures, sub-assemblies)Produce mechanical layouts, 3D models, and drawings; select materials, components, and processesModel wiring harnesses in Zuken and generate Bills of MaterialsBuild model-based routing to meet size, weight, and power constraintsDefine acceptance-test criteria and document verification results in WindchillPerform MRB actions and maintain configuration controlCollaborate with structural/thermal analysts, CM, electrical/mechanical designers, subcontractors, planning, and quality teamsProvide technical support during design releases, assembly, inspection, and test; travel to supplier/manufacturing sites Key requirements3 years of professional Electromechanical Engineering with BS in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering or related field, or 8 years without a degreeHigh-Speed Systems experience and PWB layout constraintsExperience capturing and deriving technical requirements for complex electromechanical designsComponent selection for electronic hardwareWorking knowledge of CREO and WindchillGD&T and tolerance stack-up analysisMust be a U.S. citizen and able to obtain secret clearanceCollaborazioneCommunicationAdaptabilityMicroelectronics and Layout Design (CCA/PWB/PCB); flex circuit designCable harness concepts and functional wiring diagramsZuken E3 and Mentor tools