Mechanical/Packaging Engineer

Description Space is a critical domain, connecting our technologies, our security and our humanity. While others view space as a destination, we see it as a realm of possibilities, where we can do more — we can innovate, invest, inspire and integrate our capabilities to transform the future. At Lockheed Martin Space, we aim to harness the full potential of space to cultivate innovation, reduce costs, and push the boundaries of what technology can achieve. We’re creating future-ready solutions, focusing on resiliency and urgency through our 21st Century Security® vision. We’re erasing boundaries and forming partnerships across industries and around the world. We’re advancing spacecraft and the workforce to fuel the next generation. And we’re reimagining how space can connect us, ensuring security and prosperity. Role Overview The primary role for this candidate will be to develop and maintain the packaging and shipping solutions for our Fleet Ballistic Missile (FBM) Program. The individual will report through the Mechanical Ground Support Equipment (MGSE) Department but will work support multiple disciplines within the program. In this role the engineer will design and develop product crates, skids, hardware and material to ensure that effective and robust end to end transport is achieved while aligning to Contractual and Federal packaging requirements and regulations. In addition to packaging design, the candidate will be responsible to author, release Packaging Data Sheets (PDS) which dictate specialized packaging instructions to ensure the safety of the equipment. The candidate will also support the LM FBM Logistics team and Customer facilities as required in alignment of the sustainability scope of the FBM program. The engineer will have opportunity to work with Suppliers, FBM Hardware Engineers and External Customers to develop & improve technical packaging designs to support shipping of program hardware. The engineer will also have the opportunity to collaborate with LM Space packaging personnel and keep up-to-date on related packaging industry best practices and technological advancements. In addition, the engineer will have the opportunity to identify efficiencies and drive process and communication improvements to advance the FBM program in alignment with the Digital Transformation Initiatives. Travel may be requested to support vendor visits, Customer facility visits or training. The candidate may be called on to support tasks outside of Packaging Design/PDS as required for FBM MGSE program success. Basic Qualifications Bachelor’s Degree in Packaging Science, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, or related technical field or equivalent experience/combined education with 1+ years of experience. Knowledge/Experience with CREO or similar CAD tool This position requires strong interpersonal and communication skills, both oral and written. The ability to research related packaging issues and identify solutions is required. Ability to understand, interpret and apply Program, Government and industry standards. Must be a U.S. Citizen and have the ability to obtain and maintain a DoD Secret security clearance. Candidate must have the ability to work in an environment with evolving requirements and dynamic schedules. Desired Skills Prior experience with Hazardous Material Training 49CFR, IATA, IMDG would be a plus. Background or working knowledge of Packaging Engineering practices. The ability to become certified in all processes and procedures applicable to packaging and shipping is required. Security Clearance This position requires a government security clearance, you must be a US Citizen for consideration. Clearance Level: Secret Equal Opportunity Statement Lockheed Martin is an equal opportunity employer. Qualified candidates will be considered without regard to legally protected characteristics. Job Details Experience Level: Experienced Professional Business Unit: SPACE Relocation Available: No Career Area: Mechanical Engineering Type: Full-Time Shift: First #J-18808-Ljbffr Lockheed Martin