PrSM Australia Program Export Coordinator (PEC)/Full-time remote

<strong>Basic Qualifications<br><br></strong><ul><li> Must have a completed Bachelors degree</li><li> Strong understanding of licensing process and requirements for the Department of State and the Department of Commerce</li><li> Experience utilizing ITAR license exemptions and EAR license exceptions</li><li> Thorough understanding of different license types and ability to differentiate needs between licenses</li><li> Experience developing and/or improving export strategy</li><li> Experience interfacing with International Trade Compliance (ITC)</li><li> Thorough understanding of Foreign Military Sales (FMS) and Direct Commercial Sales (DCS) efforts</li><li> Proven track record of project management from development to completion of special projects</li><li> Ability to develop positive relationships with suppliers and customers</li><li> Experience working with cross-functional teams</li><li> Strong business acumen</li><li> Strong process discipline with focus on efficiency and optimization</li><li> Proficient in Excel, Word, SharePoint and MS Teams<br><br></li></ul><strong>Job Description<br><br></strong>You will be the Precision Strike Missile (PrSM) <strong>PrSM Australia Program Export Coordinator (PEC)</strong> responsible for managing and supporting the team in imports/exports primarily with Australia but the position could evolve as the PrSM missile becomes exportable.<br><br><strong>What You Will Be Doing<br><br></strong>As the Precision Strike Missile (PrSM) Program Export Coordinator (PEC), you will be responsible for providing export and releasability guidance to program personnel, serving as the main interface between International Trade Compliance (ITC) and the PrsM Program, and understanding current regulations related to export and import of the PrSM system and associated hardware and technology.<br><br><strong>Your Responsibilities Will Include, But Are Not Limited To<br><br></strong><ul><li>Provide export and releasability guidance to program personnel.</li><li>Serve as the primary interface between International Trade Compliance (ITC) and the PrSM program.</li><li>Coordinate international business activities and manage licensing requests, including data gathering and documentation.</li><li>Maintain records of all imports and exports, ensuring compliance with temporary licenses (DSP‑61s, DSP‑73s) and timely return of hardware.</li><li>Oversee the International Export SharePoint and support international visits, stakeholder training, and exemption requests.<br><br></li></ul><strong>Why Join Us<br><br></strong>We are looking for a collaborative, detail‑focused professional who thrives in a fast‑moving, mission‑critical environment. This role offers the chance to shape export‑control strategy for a cutting‑edge missile program, work side‑by‑side with engineers, finance, and contracts teams, and make a tangible impact on global security.<br><br>We are committed to supporting your work‑life balance and overall well‑being, offering flexible scheduling options. Learn more about Lockheed Martin’s comprehensive benefits package here.<br><br><strong>Further Information About This Opportunity<br><br></strong>This position is in Dallas. Discover more about our Dallas, Texas location.<br><br><strong>Security Clearance Requirement<br><br></strong>MUST BE A U.S. CITIZEN – This position is located at a facility that requires special access.<br><br><strong>Desired Skills<br><br></strong>Desired skills :<br><br>Experience using International Export SharePoint (IES)<br><br><ul><li> Experience using the Export/Import Compliance & License Processing System (ECLPS)</li><li> Experience with Tri-Service Committee (TSC) review and approval process</li><li> Experience with TDP and MDP licensing and associated legal requirements</li><li> Basic understanding of Congressional Notification (CN) process</li><li> Technical degree</li><li> Military experience</li><li> Foreign customer experience</li><li> Experience tracking hardware and data valuations on export authorizations<br><br></li></ul><strong>Other Important Information<br><br></strong>By applying to this job, you are expressing interest in this position and could be considered for other career opportunities where similar skills and requirements have been identified as a match. Should this match be identified you may be contacted for this and future openings.<br><br><strong>Ability to work remotely<br><br></strong>Full-time Remote Telework: The employee selected for this position will work remotely full time at a location other than a Lockheed Martin designated office/job site. Employees may travel to a Lockheed Martin office for periodic meetings.

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