Experienced Optical Pattern Operator for Multiple Shifts – Unlock Your Career Potential in Advanced Manufacturing

Introduction to Lockheed Martin and the Role Lockheed Martin's Missiles and Fire Control business area is experiencing significant growth at our state-of-the-art campus in Orlando, FL. As a leader in the development and production of complex optical components and sophisticated electronic systems, we utilize the latest capabilities in manufacturing to produce some of the world's most advanced weapon and sensor technology. The Optical Components Center is at the forefront of ultra-precision machining and additive manufacturing, and we are seeking an experienced Optical Pattern Operator to join our team. Job Overview This is more than a job; it's a chance to accelerate your career as an Optical Pattern Operator in a dynamic and innovative environment. As an Optical Pattern Operator, you will play a critical role in setting up, operating, and adjusting a variety of photolithographic production equipment used to perform required operations and tests on production parts with optical patterns. You will work under general direction and from production schedules, manufacturing procedures, process, and written or oral instruction, using your knowledge of photolithographic processes to perform production of optical patterned parts. Key Responsibilities Set up, operate, and adjust photolithographic production equipment, including manual and computer-controlled equipment, such as coat, deposition, cleaning, and similar photolithographic equipment used in optical applications. Work in a cleanroom environment with delicate optical components, which are highly sensitive, precise, and require special handling. Perform metal lift off and etch processes to create micron-sized features. Use gages, microscopes, electronic instruments, and small tools to check dimensions, handle materials, and prepare parts for subsequent operations. Load, monitor operation, and unload components from ovens, cleaning stations, and marking machines associated with optical patterned parts. Before, during, and after process steps, perform checks and tests to verify that materials meet pre-determined specifications. Maintain production and operating records and logs to document processes performed, product completed, quality, and operating data. Check product being fabricated/assembled for conformance to specifications and standard using manual and automated evaluation equipment. Observe all safety precautions when using process equipment and hazardous materials, following directions and procedures to maintain specified level of cleanliness in work area. Clean and perform routine and/or minor maintenance, tool repair, and any other area-related assignments as required. Shift Information We offer multiple shifts to accommodate your needs, including: First Shift (5:00 AM - 3:30 PM), 4x10B schedule, Tuesday through Friday, 10 hours a day. Second Shift (3:00 PM - 1:30 AM), 4x10B schedule, Tuesday through Friday, 10 hours a day. Weekend Shift, 3x12 schedule (5:00 AM - 5:30 PM), Friday through Sunday, 12 hours a day. Essential Qualifications Experience working in a manufacturing environment or with production equipment/test machinery. Experience with semiconductors, wet/dry chemical processing, or wafer fabrication/inspection. The ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, process plans, and flow diagrams. The ability to work in a 1k cleanroom and wear cleanroom attire for extended periods. The ability to work with hazardous chemicals. Basic computer skills. Visual Acuity to correctable 20/20. Due to facility requirements, all candidates must be U.S. Citizens. Must be able to work on 1st, 2nd, or weekend shifts as defined by the Collective Bargaining Agreement. Desired Skills Experience working in a cleanroom environment. Experience with photolithography or metal deposition for EMI shielding applications. Experience with baking, coating, etching, or developing optical patterned parts. Experience handling, inspecting, and cleaning optical elements. Career Growth Opportunities and Learning Benefits At Lockheed Martin, we are committed to helping our employees grow and develop their skills. As an Optical Pattern Operator, you will have access to a range of training and development opportunities, including on-the-job training, mentorship programs, and formal education assistance. You will also have the opportunity to work on complex and challenging projects, collaborating with experienced professionals in a dynamic and innovative environment. Work Environment and Company Culture Lockheed Martin is a leading technology innovation company with a vast team of professionals working together to bring proven performance to our customers' toughest challenges. Our company culture is built on a foundation of integrity, respect, and teamwork, and we are committed to creating an inclusive and diverse work environment that values the contributions of all employees. As an Optical Pattern Operator, you will be part of a close-knit team of p

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