Ready to Start Your Search?

We offer many ways for you to learn about and apply for jobs in your area of interest at Lockheed Martin.

• You can search specific roles in your area using our Job Search tool.
• Your job search didn't retrieve any openings in your field of interest? You can Join our Talent Network for updates on relevant programs and projects. You can also register to receive job alerts on new opportunities.

Other ways you can optimize your search include subscribing to our RSS feed or visiting our Featured Opportunities page. Be sure to check back often, as we're always adding new openings as we increase our clientele and renew existing client contracts.

Creating a Candidate Profile

To take advantage of these tools and resources, you can sign up for an account by creating a profile. The profile will require some basic information, including up to five previous positions and up to three academic institutions, as well as degrees and credentials earned. Afterward you'll be prompted to validate your email address.

Applicants and Returning Job Seekers – Students
Applicants and Returning Job Seekers – Experienced

Résumé Submission and Questionnaire

During the process of submitting your résumé you'll be asked to provide answers regarding your qualifications, which will then be stored in your profile and can be edited any time. We'll also ask some questions required by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) and the U.S. Department of Labor Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (OFCCP), the answers to which will not be visible to the recruiters or hiring managers and are only stored for reporting purposes.

Checking Application Status

You can check the status of your application by logging into your account and selecting "Job Submission Status." Here you'll see whether the jobs are open, closed, or cancelled.

Search Tips

When you first begin your search, take the time to browse through a variety of positions and carefully review the qualifications and required experience. Keep track of the key phrases and terms used in the job description that match your skills and background for more focused results.