Power​/Electrical Engineer - Early Professional

Overview

Electrical Engineering position tasked with ensuring the logical and systematic conversion of customer or product requirements into executable solutions. This role focuses on the design, distribution, and reliability of low and medium voltage power distribution systems at multiple production test facilities within the Moorestown, NJ campus.

• Prepare technical documents including major equipment specifications, scope of work documents, power system calculations, and electrical design documents.
• Develop design documents including single line diagrams, physical arrangement drawings, grounding, power plans, and wiring diagrams.
• Generate system and circuit schematics to support engineering requirements.

• Work with other subsystem engineers to establish electrical loads and wiring/cabling requirements for various subsystem components.
• Collaborate with Operations during build-up to aid in troubleshooting systems.
• Support failure investigation processes and the resolution of discrepancies.
• Incorporate subsystem hardware into a Land Based Test Site or System Integration Lab (SIL) and troubleshoot integration issues.

• Design, troubleshoot, commission, and control building electrical and emergency power generation systems.
• Manage and participate in a teaming environment of repair personnel including military, DoD civilians, and/or contracted personnel.
• Support proposal development and identify new business opportunities.

• Technically proficient engineer with a background in power system modeling and the design of low and medium voltage distribution systems.
• Professional diplomacy to work with multidisciplinary teams and analytical skill to translate complex requirements into reliable electrical solutions.
• Early career professional with 1 to 2+ years of professional experience.

• B.S. in Electrical Engineering (or similar degree) with demonstrated experience designing low and medium voltage power distribution systems (transformers, switch gear, motor control centers, UPS, AC/DC circuits).
• Power system analysis proficiency – hands‑on use of industry tools such as ETAP, SKM Power Tools, or equivalent to perform load flow, voltage drop, short circuit, and arc flash calculations.
• Technical drawing expertise – ability to read, create, and interpret single line diagrams, wiring schematics, and NEC compliant electrical blueprints; proficient in AutoCAD (or similar CAD platform).
• Code & safety knowledge – solid working knowledge of NFPA
  70 (NEC), NFPA
  70E, and related safety standards; capable of applying these requirements to design and documentation.
• Government security clearance (Secret) – US citizenship required.

• 1 to 2+ years of professional engineering experience in power system modeling, design, and validation for aerospace or defense test facility environments.
• Systems integration & troubleshooting expertise – proven ability to integrate subsystem hardware, generate schematics, and resolve discrepancies during build‑up and failure investigations.
• Leadership in collaborative repair/maintenance teams – experience coordinating military, DoD civilian, and contractor personnel in high availability power generation or emergency power projects.
• Familiarity with additional standards & testing bodies – working knowledge of NETA testing practices and strong command of NEC/NFPA requirements.
• Effective communication & project tools – skilled in preparing technical documentation, material take offs, and cost estimates; proficient with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Project).

Secret clearance required. US citizen required.

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