Integration & Test Engineer

Overview

SSDS is a Combat Direction System that provides capability to defend against Anti-Ship Missile (ASCM) attacks for carrier and large deck Amphibious ships classes. The SSDS is a vital combat system that integrates various sensors, weapons, and command systems to provide sailors and marines with a holistic view of the battlefield, enabling them to respond rapidly and effectively to threats. This upgrade significantly increases the system's capabilities, ensuring the Navy maintains its combat edge in the face of evolving maritime dangers.

Support integration and test efforts at the System Integration Lab in Wallops Island, VA. The successful candidate will have experience and knowledge of the SSDS system and engineering life cycle processes, and be able to debug and troubleshoot systems that include software and hardware components.

• Minimum of 1+ years of related SSDS experience
• Working knowledge of Unix and/or Linux operating systems
• Understanding of the system engineering life cycle process
• Ability to debug and troubleshoot SSDS configurations that include software and hardware components
• Flexibility to work non-standard work shifts as required by the supported program
• Must be a US Citizen; this position will require a government security clearance and special facility access

• Understanding of design, continuous integration and validation of software and hardware system level components
• Availability to travel domestically and/or internationally as required by the supported program (up to 25% travel)
• At least 4 years of equivalent military experience

Secret

Security Clearance Statement:
This position requires a government security clearance, and a US Citizen for consideration.

• Full-Time
• Shift: First
• Experience Level: Experienced Professional
• Business Unit: RMS
• Career Area:
  Systems Engineering:
  Assembly/Integration and Test
• Relocation Available:
  No
• Location:
  
  Wallops Island, VA

Lockheed Martin is an equal opportunity employer. Qualified candidates will be considered without regard to legally protected characteristics.