Sr. Program Manager, Intelligent Autonomy Systems

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 Lockheed Martin Skunk Works® is seeking a Sr. Program Manager, Intelligent Autonomy Systems to help shape the future of airborne autonomy across the Aeronautics enterprise and in alignment with Lockheed Martin’s enterprise Autonomy strategy. In this role, you will lead strategy, roadmap development, and execution for a core autonomy portfolio spanning AI-enabled mission capabilities, deterministic autonomy, ground station capabilities, and scalable autonomy architectures. The Technology Roadmaps Autonomy organization aligns research and development investments to program needs, transition opportunities, and business priorities to create a disciplined path from concept to operational capability. Within this organization, the Intelligent Autonomy Systems portfolio serves as the “brain” of autonomy, integrating mission autonomy technologies into cohesive, scalable solutions. This role will help guide the direction of Airborne Autonomy by aligning roadmap priorities, technology maturation, and transition planning to enterprise objectives. A central focus of the role is helping advance a OneLM autonomy stack built on open architecture principles and designed to integrate autonomy capabilities from across the business into a cohesive, scalable solution. The role also supports cross-enterprise collaboration efforts, including work with Sikorsky, alignment to key transition opportunities such as Vectis, and positioning of autonomy and AI-driven capabilities within emerging standards-based ecosystems, including A-GRA. The successful candidate will help connect long-range autonomy strategy to executable plans by aligning investments, capability maturation, demonstrations, and transition paths across a complex set of mission, program, and enterprise stakeholders. This role is central to ensuring intelligent autonomy efforts are systematically planned, resourced, executed, matured, and positioned for adoption across Aeronautics. You will work across technical leads, program teams, customers, and enterprise stakeholders to identify priorities, align investments, mature capabilities, and drive execution. This role requires a leader who can operate at the intersection of strategy, technology, and execution and help position intelligent autonomy capabilities for demonstration, advocacy, and program adoption.

Lead the Intelligent Autonomy Systems portfolio, including roadmap development, execution, and alignment to enterprise priorities. Define and communicate the roadmap for intelligent autonomy capabilities, including AI-enabled mission capabilities, deterministic autonomy, ground station capabilities, and autonomy-enabling architectures. Help shape the strategic direction of Airborne Autonomy through roadmap alignment, open architecture strategies, and cross-business capability integration. Align technology investments and maturation efforts to mission needs, program timelines, business priorities, and transition opportunities, including Vectis. Partner with customers, program teams, technical experts, and business development teams to identify priorities and shape relevant autonomy solutions. Coordinate across internal and cross-business partners, including Sikorsky, to support integrated autonomy solutions and transition planning. Support planning and coordination to align capabilities with emerging open standards and broader autonomy ecosystem efforts, including A-GRA. Drive cross-functional execution, including planning, reviews, action tracking, risk management, issue resolution, and stakeholder communications. Lead technology maturation and transition planning for demonstrations, captures, and program adoption. Provide briefings, strategic recommendations, and focused communications to internal and external leadership.   Basic Qualifications 
 Experience leading complex autonomy or mission systems efforts across programmatic and technical dimensions. Experience in one or