Electrical Engineer Associate - Entry Level

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Lockheed Martin is seeking an entry level Electrical Engineer within the Special Test Equipment (STE) organization to support the Fleet Ballistic Missile (FBM)
Program located at Strategic Weapons Facility Atlantic (SWFLANT) located in Kings Bay, GA. Our team assembles and tests the Trident II D5 Missile which is carried aboard the Ohio Class Submarines and is the major contributor to the United States strategic deterrence. This exciting position will support, maintain, and troubleshoot existing test equipment as well as activate and support all new test equipment located at the Missile Integrated Support Facility (MISF) at SWFLANT. MISF is the primary assembly and test location for the avionics packages used on Trident II D5 Missile.

The candidate will provide engineering services related to the Special Test Equipment (STE) used during the qualification, verification, and acceptance testing of avionics packages. The candidate will be working under the direction of senior engineers to analyze test results, troubleshoot electrical systems, diagnose failures, contribute to Failure Review Boards (FRBs), perform project planning, and prepare reports.

Must be a US Citizen. This position will require obtaining a government security clearance. This position is located at a facility that requires special access.

The position may require periodic or unscheduled overtime and/or nonstandard workweek depending on program schedule requirements and equipment availability. Bachelor's degree in a STEM field or equivalent experience in a technical support role, or equivalent experience/combined education.
Experience with troubleshooting electronics test systems.
Interim Secret clearance is required prior to start. Must be able to obtain and maintain a Secret security clearance. Cannot be a dual citizen. Experience in documenting and troubleshooting automated test failures/anomalies, executing root cause analysis, and implementing corrective action
Experience developing and/or sustaining automated test system hardware configuration
Experience with environmental test equipment such as temperature chambers, shock & vibration systems (including amplifiers), water cooling systems, or pressure chambers
Experience writing test procedures
Familiarity with hardware communication interfaces such as MXI, PXI, VXI, GPIB, TCP/IP, etc
Excellent written and verbal communication skills with attention to detail.
Ability to work in a collaborative and team-based environment
Ability to interpret and analyze electrical interconnect and circuit schematic diagrams. Understanding of analog and digital circuit design fundamentals is required.
Experience and understanding of a variety of software languages, such as C
Familiar with National Instruments hardware, or other data-capture hardware.
Ability to prepare technical presentations and present to peers.