Lockheed Martin Case Study

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Sameera and Emily, Thank you for reaching out with this offer. I am very excited for the opportunity to work at Lockheed Martin as an Engineering LDP. With my 2 years of professional experience at the start of this position, high academic standing and multiple leadership positions, I am certain that I will achieve impactful results for Lockheed Martin. As an Intern and now Co-Op for Lockheed Martin, my investment in this company is long term, and so this next stepping stone is one I am especially thankful for. With multiple offers internally and externally, however, I would like to discuss the base salary in order to solidify my decision. According to my research, the average salary for a comparable positions in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania

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