PVI Design Engineer: Next-Gen Cockpits (Non-Flying)

Lockheed Martin Corporation; Fort Worth (TX); On-site; USD 105,000 - 195,000; Full time

Job summary

Lockheed Martin Aeronautics is seeking a Pilot Vehicle Interface (PVI) design engineer to join the Pilot Systems Engineering group in Fort Worth, Texas. This non-flying position focuses on researching, designing, and validating PVI mechanizations for cockpit controls and displays used in 5th Generation and ADP programs.

You will collaborate with pilots, engineers, and simulation technicians to deliver PVI solutions, brief test pilots, and support training on aircraft capabilities and PVI

Qualifications

• Recent DoD tactical aircraft operational experience as a pilot or aircrew.
• Demonstrated aviation/tech experience or a technical degree.
• DoD Active Secret clearance.

Responsibilities

• Research, design, and construct innovative PVI mechanization mockups for tactical cockpits and presenting them to a customer for feedback.
• Research, design, simulate, and refine PVI solutions for controls and displays, sensors, weapons, and air vehicle subsystems.
• Work with pilots, engineers, and simulation technicians to design, implement, evaluate, and document PVI mechanizations.
• Provide Pilot SME support to brief and train test pilots, production pilots and training systems engineers and pilots on aircraft capabilities and PVI.

Skills

Pilot/aircrew experience

Security clearance

Aviation degree

Education

Technical degree

Job description

Lockheed Martin Aeronautics is seeking a Pilot Vehicle Interface (PVI) design engineer to join the Pilot Systems Engineering group in Fort Worth, Texas. This non-flying position focuses on researching, designing, and validating PVI mechanizations for cockpit controls and displays used in 5th Generation and ADP programs.

You will collaborate with pilots, engineers, and simulation technicians to deliver PVI solutions, brief test pilots, and support training on aircraft capabilities and PVI