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Lockheed Martin Mission

Systems & Training(MST) 9500 Godwin Drive

Manassas, VA 20110

Tashika Hussey

Net-Centric Integration & Demonstration

NCID Demonstration Portfolio Deputy


Topics of Discussion

Lockheed Martin Overview

Lockheed Martin Technologies

What is Engineering?

What are the Qualities of Engineers?

Lockheed Martin STEM Outreach

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Headquartered in Bethesda, MD, Lockheed Martin is a global security and aerospace company that employs about 115,000 people worldwide and is principally engaged in the research, design, development, manufacture, integration and sustainment of advanced technology systems, products and services.

Lockheed Martin is led by Marillyn A. Hewson, President and Chief Executive Officer

CUSTOMER BASE: As a global security, aerospace, and information technology company, the majority of Lockheed Martin's business is with the U.S. Department of Defense and the U.S. federal government agencies. In fact, Lockheed Martin is the largest provider of IT services, systems integration, and training to the U.S. Government. The remaining portion of Lockheed Martin's business is comprised of international government and some commercial sales of our products, services and platforms.

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Aeronautics

◦ Known for building the finest military aircraft in the world

Information Systems & Global Solutions (IS&GS)

◦ Leading federal services and information technology contractor

Missiles and Fire Control

◦ Recognized designer, developer and manufacturer of precision engagement

aerospace and defense systems for the U.S. and allied militaries

Mission Systems and Training (MST)

◦ Provides surface, air and undersea applications on more than 460 programs

for U.S. military and international customers

Space Systems

◦ Where the future takes flight, through partnerships that raise global

communications, weather forecasting, space exploration and national

security to new levels 4



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Lockheed Martin Mission Systems and Training (MST) provides systems engineering, software development, complex program management, supply chain solutions and logistics, and training and simulation technologies for global security, civil and commercial markets.

MST employs approximately 16,000 people in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Taiwan, Japan, United Kingdom, Germany, the Netherlands, New Zealand and Australia. Computer systems, software and hardware engineering professionals comprise the largest segment of our workforce, followed by production, professional and other support specialists

6 Reference: http://www.lockheedmartin.com/us/mst/about.html

http://www.lockheedmartin.com/us/mst/about.html


Lockheed Martin Technologies

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What is Engineering?

ENGINEERING

(n) Engineering involves the

application of creativity in

partnership with math, science,

social studies, language arts and

fine arts to search for quicker,

better and less expensive ways

to use the forces and materials

of nature to meet today’s

challenges.

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What are the Qualities of Engineers?

Engineer Qualities

Strong in Mathematics and

Science

Analytical and Detail Oriented

Good Communication

Skills

Building and Improving

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Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) is the major focus of Lockheed Martin’s education outreach activity. At Lockheed Martin, we know firsthand the importance of educating our young people in math and science. Our future success — and our nation’s technological advantage — depend on a constant supply of highly trained, highly capable technical talent.

“We are committed to supporting programs, events and campaigns that focus on student achievement, teacher development, and gender and ethnic diversity.”

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STEM Programs

◦ 4-H Robotics: Curriculum and Clubs

◦ Great Minds in STEM (GMIS)

◦ Girls, Inc.

◦ National Geographic Society

◦ Project Lead the Way

11 Reference: http://www.lockheedmartin.com/us/who-we-are/community/education.html

http://www.lockheedmartin.com/us/who-we-are/community/education.html









Lockheed Martin’s Engineers in the Classroom

(EITC) education outreach initiative is designed to

identify, develop and inspire students toward entering

careers that have their foundation in Science,

Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM)

courses. Engineers in the Classroom supports a

wide-range of best-practice programs that contain

STEM content that aligns with local, state or national

standards of learning.

Through EITC’s portfolio of programs, events and

campaigns, Lockheed Martin is reaching students and

educators at various levels of engagement – large

audience awareness, small group participation and

one-on-one interaction.

http://www.classroomengineers.org/?ar_a=6


Engineers in the Classroom



Minorities in Engineering Day ◦ The purpose of the event is to encourage young men

and women to explore the fields of science, mathematics,

and engineering. This one day conference brings high

school students from Northern Virginia schools to the

Lockheed Martin Manassas site for an exciting, hands-on

exploration of science, engineering, and technology

applications. Through dynamic and interactive sessions,

this day is designed to encourage young men and women

to investigate the world of engineering and the career

opportunities that are available to them.

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FIRST ANNUAL MINORITIES IN ENGINEERING DAY – FEBRUARY 23, 2007

Manassas Employees Introduce Local Students to Career Possibilities in Engineering

Manassas employees introduced 53 minority students from five local high schools in Prince William County and Manassas Park to the exciting world of engineering during the first “Minorities in Engineering Day” event on Feb. 23. Students from Gar-Field High School, Osbourn Park High School, Potomac Sr. High School, Stonewall Jackson High School and Manassas Park High School spent the day learning about engineering career opportunities and the qualities important for success in engineering. During the event, the students participated in a hands-on, team-oriented engineering challenge project that involved requirements and constraints, knowledge sharing and understanding differing points of view. In addition, they toured labs, spoke with a panel of engineers and met with representatives from universities and professional organizations who provided information about educational and professional opportunities in engineering.

Software Engineer Tashika Hussey helps students with the "Build a

Bridge" activity during the first annual "Minorities in Engineering Day."

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SEVENTH ANNUAL MINORITIES IN ENGINEERING DAY – MARCH 8, 2013

Manassas Celebrates Minorities in Engineering On March 8, employees supported the seventh annual Minorities in Engineering day in Manassas. Jason Calhoun, Prince William County Public Schools Supervisor of Science and Family Life Education, attended the event along with 58 students and 8 educators from local Prince William County Schools. Keynote speaker Richard Wright, Lockheed Martin Director of Global Engineering & Security Services, welcomed the students to an exciting day of learning and discovery into the world of engineering. The students conducted various activities throughout the day including a hands-on approach to teaching the students about requirements, planning, teamwork, and of course, engineering. Additional activities in support of Minorities in Engineering day included an Employee Career Panel, which gave students the opportunity hear it straight from our engineers and have a chance to ask questions, college fair and lab tour. 16



Women in Engineering Day ◦ The purpose of the event is to encourage young women

to explore the fields of science, mathematics, and

engineering. This one day conference will bring tenth

grade female students from Northern Virginia schools

to the Lockheed Martin Manassas site for an exciting,

hands-on exploration of science, engineering, and

technology applications. Through dynamic and interactive

sessions, this day is designed to encourage young women

to investigate the world of engineering and the career

opportunities that are available to them.

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FIRST ANNUAL WOMEN IN ENGINEERING DAY – NOVEMBER 12, 2004

Lockheed Martin Manassas employees

introduced 39 female high school

students from 13 local high schools in

Prince William County to the exciting world

of engineering during the first “Women in

Engineering Day” event on November 12.

During the event, the students participated in

a hands-on, team-oriented engineering

challenge project that entitled “Tower

Building” to meet different engineering

objectives. The students also participated in

an “Career Fair” with engineering

demonstrations.

Other Lockheed Martin sites also celebrated

their first annual Women in Engineering Day:

- Akron, OH

- Baltimore, MD

- Eagan, MN

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FOURTH ANNUAL WOMEN IN ENGINEERING DAY – NOVEMBER 30, 2007

Lockheed Martin introduces girls to the world of engineering Lockheed Martin introduced 100 female students from 18 local high schools to the exciting world of engineering during the company’s fourth annual “Women in Engineering Day” event held at its Manassas facility. During the day-long event the students and 18 chaperones learned about the many exciting careers offered in the field of engineering and what it takes to be an engineer as well as meeting other girls who share common interests in math and science.

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EIGHTH ANNUAL WOMEN IN ENGINEERING DAY – DECEMBER 7, 2012 On Dec. 7, 98 sophomore and junior girls from 16 local high schools visited the Manassas site for a full day of activities including facility and lab tours, a team-oriented engineering challenge project, an employee panel discussion, guest speakers and representatives from 10 universities. Keynote speaker Lisa Callahan, Lockheed Martin MST Undersea Systems Vice President and General Manager, welcomed the students to an exciting day of learning and discovery into the world of engineering. This annual event, planned and executed by a talented team of employee volunteers, brings together high school girls with a demonstrated interest in math and science with Lockheed Martin engineers in hope of encouraging more young women to pursue engineering careers. “Women in Engineering Day is a great opportunity to break the stereotypes of engineering and showcase what the field is all about in a fun and informative setting,” said Marletha Dyer, Manassas Site Women in Engineering Day Coordinator. “I hope this event motivates and inspires young women to consider future studies in engineering-related fields.”

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USA Science & Engineering Festival

Lockheed Martin is also proud to be the Founding and Presenting Host of the third annual USA Science & Engineering Festival, the nation’s largest celebration of all things science & engineering. The festival is designed to inspire the next generation of scientists and engineers with school programs and nationwide contests, as well as a finale Expo in Washington, D.C. on April 26-27, 2014, that includes hands-on activities and performances

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http://www.usasciencefestival.org/

http://www.usasciencefestival.org/

BACKUP


Lockheed Martin Engineering

Disciplines Aeronautical Engineering

Aeronautical engineers are the intellectual descendents of the Wright Brothers, who made aviation history in 1903 with the first powered airplane flight. Today, aeronautical engineers design and develop some of the most exciting machines imaginable.

◦ Education: Bachelor's degree in aerospace engineering or a related field

◦ Projects: Design, develop and deploy faster and more agile aircraft.

Electrical Engineering There is very little that touches us in our daily lives that an electrical engineer did not have something to do with-from the generation, transmission and distribution of electrical power, to computer hardware and consumer electronics.

◦ Education: Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or a related field

◦ Projects: Small subsystem circuits, be part of a global team on a complex systems build, or research new technologies for future integration.

Reference: http://www.lockheedmartinjobs.com/career-areas.asp

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http://www.lockheedmartinjobs.com/career-areas.asp





Disciplines Mechanical Engineering

If it's a machine-anything from the engine in a supersonic jet fighter to the toaster in your kitchen-a mechanical engineer was involved. In addition, almost anything that is mass-produced-from your pencil to your favorite candy bar-is made by machines that were designed by mechanical engineers. ◦ Education: Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering or a related

field

◦ Projects: Test battlefield surveillance equipment that needs to stand up to severe environmental stress, develop radar systems to protect borders, ports and ships at sea.

25 Reference: http://www.lockheedmartinjobs.com/career-areas.asp






Disciplines Software Engineering

Software engineers deal with all aspects of computer systems. They

design them, build them and operate them. They also develop the

software systems that operate computers.

◦ Education: Bachelor's degree in software or electrical engineering or a related field

◦ Projects: Define and develop. Code and test. Integrate and sustain

Systems Engineering

Systems engineers look at the big picture. They're the people who have

to think about how all the components of a project will work together

as a system. They work in teams with engineers from all the different

disciplines involved in a project and deal with cost, scheduling, design,

function, and even a project's social impact.

◦ Education: Bachelor's degree in systems engineering or a related field

◦ Projects: Create technology that guards borders, integrates threat information, protects critical

infrastructures, provides surveillance, monitors the climate and analyzes complex data

26 Reference: http://www.lockheedmartinjobs.com/career-areas.asp




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