Strategic Transactions Analyst

Lockheed Martin

Littleton (CO)

On-site

USD 118,000 - 219,000

Full time

14 days+

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Job summary

Lockheed Martin Space in Littleton, CO invites a Strategic Transactions Analyst to advance our merger & acquisition and venture capital initiatives. You will develop strategic rationales, build business cases, perform technology assessments, and present investment theses to leadership to move partnerships toward closure.

You will lead cross‑functional teams, maintain deal pipelines, prepare executive decks and due diligence materials, and stay ahead of market trends.

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in a related field.
Minimum 5 years of related experience in finance, project management, business development OR transaction oriented roles (investment banking, consulting, transaction advisory services, or related)
Exceptional technical financial modeling skills.
Advanced financial modeling and analytical skills (Excel, PitchBook, CapIQ, or equivalent); ability to translate complex data into clear strategic recommendations.
Demonstrated experience in the identification, qualification, diligence, and execution of mergers and acquisitions, partnerships, OR venture capital transactions.
Experience using PowerPoint to communicate investment thesis, deal rationale, or other complex ideas to executive level audiences.
Demonstrated ability to manage multiple high-priority initiatives in a fast-paced, ambiguous environment.
US Citizen with the ability to obtain TS/SCI

Responsibilities

Identify opportunities including strategic cooperation agreements, joint ventures, co-development, M&A, licensing.
Lead cross-functional project teams (engineering, business development, finance, supply chain, legal, etc.) to drive investment milestones to closure.
Prepare executive decks, investment memos, and senior leader presentations that clearly articulate strategic rationale, financial impact, and risk considerations.
Analyze portfolio strategies to identify technology gaps and refine investment selection criteria.
Stay current on emerging technologies, market trends, and regulatory developments that could affect partnership strategy.
Build and maintain detailed valuation models (DCF, comparable company, merger-modeling) to quantify expected returns, synergies, and risk.
Coordinate technical, legal, and operational due-diligence activities; synthesize findings into clear, actionable recommendations.