Assembler - Orlando, FL

Lockheed Martin•Orlando, FL

17h•Onsite

About The Position

You will be an Assembler for the Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control (MFC) team. Our team is responsible for delivering high-quality military sub-assemblies and systems, leveraging speed, agility, and technical creativity to drive mission success. As an Electrical/Mechanical Assembler, you will be responsible for performing electrical and mechanical assembly operations on critical military sub-assemblies and systems, following detailed written instructions and leveraging your technical skills to drive quality and efficiency. Do you want to be part of a company culture that encourages employees to build their career, leverage their knowledge while using cutting edge technology, and achieve challenging goals? We provide the foundation and resources to help you stay motivated, inspired, and productive. If you are driven, dedicated, and enjoy doing what you love, then we want you to join our journey and build a better tomorrow with you. This position is in Orlando.

Requirements

Candidate must be a US Citizen and have the ability to obtain a Department of Defense Secret Clearance.
Must have the ability to follow detailed written instructions in the performance of electrical, optical, and mechanical assembly operations that include: solder, harness and cable, mechanical assembly of chassis, line replaceable units and systems level assembly.
Must have the ability to pass the solder, harness and cable certification course provided by the company.
Must have Prior computer experience required because work instructions are online for configuration control.
Candidates must have the ability to work 1st, 2nd, 3rd , or "D" weekend shift according to the collective bargaining agreement between Lockheed Martin and the UAW.

Nice To Haves

Previous solder certification.
Ability to wear PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)
Utilizes simple engineering drawings, engineering change notices, schematics and similar data which broadly depict the work to be performed.
Installs parts, subassemblies and assemblies where locations are pre-determined, obtained from adjacent parts or located by simple measurement from fixed points.
Performs simple operations such as wire cutting, soldering, stripping, bending, splicing, bundling, wire routing, marking, crimping, swaging, connector fabrication, mixing, bonding, potting, embedding, encapsulation, drilling with tooling or pilot holes where tolerances are not critical, routing, riveting, optical handling, optical cleaning, simple optical assembly, , touch-up brush conformal coating and chem film, and other similar activities associated with production assembly operations.
Assembles optical and mechanical assemblies consisting of a number of optical elements and mechanical components. Assures proper orientation of optical elements and uses care in placing into position optical and mechanical components. Bonds optical elements into mechanical housings and prepares RTV rubber compounds, epoxies, and UV cements in accordance with directions provided. Places elements in housing and centers using mechanical centering tools such as pins and shims. Utilizes existing set-ups of auto collimation, zygo machine and other optical alignment equipment during assembly build. Measures and records step heights between optics and housing.
Performs visual, continuity, pressure, leak, in-process checks as may be required to verify completed work.
Performs tapping, reaming, scraping, filing, lapping, adjusting, collimating and measuring.
Fabricates simple wire harnesses, assemblies, and subassemblies of electrical, electronic, electro-mechanical, and electro-optical devices.
Performs simple fabrication and assembly operations utilizing microscopes, drill presses, pin presses, torque wrenches, soldering and de-soldering tools, various hand tools, simple measuring instruments and continuity buzzers.

Responsibilities

Performing electrical and mechanical assembly operations on critical military sub-assemblies and systems
Following detailed written instructions for electrical, optical, and mechanical assembly operations
Passing the solder, harness and cable certification course provided by the company
Utilizing online work instructions for configuration control
Maintaining a high level of quality and attention to detail in all aspects of assembly operations
Candidates must have the ability to work 1st, 2nd, 3rd , or "D" weekend shift according to the collective bargaining agreement between Lockheed Martin and the UAW.