The Optical Components Center at MFC
Missiles and Fire Control (MFC) develops and produces electro-optic and smart munitions systems. MFC is a pioneer in the field of high-performance missile, missile defense, ground vehicle and rocket technology. From ultra-precision machining and additive manufacturing to the development and production of complex optical components and sophisticated electronic systems, the Optical Components Center does it all. Lockheed Martin MFC utilizes the latest capabilities in manufacturing to produce some of the world’s most advanced weapon and sensor technology.
Computer Numerical Control fabrication, diamond turning, magnetorheological finishing, broad-spectrum film coating and metrology are used to produce intricately designed optical components for high performance and durability. With its efficient production line and advanced capability, the Optical Components Center in Orlando, Florida develops and produces some of the world’s most complex lenses, windows, mirrors, filters, electromagnetic interface gridding and multi-spectral coatings.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Optical Operator: Diamond Turning, CNC Grinding & Polishing, Optical Metrology
Performs a wide variety of optical manufacturing processes including CNC grinding, polishing, edging and shaping, optical handling and cleaning, diamond turning, and machine set up. Will use optical measurement devices such as interferometers, gauges and microscopes to evaluate optical components for conformance to manufacturing specifications and engineering drawings.
Pattern Operator: Photolithography, Metrology
Operates a variety of photolithography equipment both manual and computer-controlled to apply a structured pattern to optical surfaces. Creates micro-sized features with a variety of materials and evaluates hardware for conformance to specifications and engineering drawings.
Coating Operator: Thin Film Coating
Performs a wide variety of complex coating processes which involve varying numbers of thin film layers being applied to optical flats, lenses and mirrors to enhance to optical performance.
Optical Manufacturing Engineer: Thin Film Coating Engineering, Optical Process Engineering
Designs, demonstrates, and implements thin film coating designs to meet optical performance requirements. Develops manufacturing process plans and tooling to support the process.
Optics Manufacturing Support Group: Optics Skills Trainers
Designs, develops, implements and delivers skills based technical training to support Optical Fabrication. Focus areas include, but are not limited to optical generation, diamond turning, polishing, coating, inspection and measurement. Strong organizational and project management skills are essential.
Optics Manufacturing Maintenance Staff: Vacuum Chamber Repair, Electronic Equipment Repair
Supports the optical manufacturing process through maintenance and repair of complex machinery and tooling used such as vacuum chambers and electronic equipment.
CANDIDATE EXPERIENCE
Some positions will require a Secret Security Clearance. Candidates selected may be subject to a government security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information. For more information on Security Clearances, please visit: http://www.state.gov/m/ds/clearances/c10977.htm#1.
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