Teams at Impulse Space

Plans, builds, executes, and analyzes tests for in-space mobility hardware. Designs test fixtures for fluid, cryogenic, high-pressure, environmental, mechanical, and structural testing; operates test stands, troubleshoots live events, documents results, and collaborates with design, manufacturing, analysis, and operations teams to mature early-stage designs into flight-ready hardware.

Supports electromagnetic compatibility engineering for spacecraft components and systems. Responsibilities include optimizing EMC automation, bringing up semi-anechoic chambers, conducting EMC analysis, simulation, and testing, troubleshooting electromagnetic performance, preparing test plans and reports, and operating RF laboratory equipment. The intern collaborates with RF, avionics, mechanical, and software engineering teams and works on-site in Redondo Beach, California for a 12-week summer internship.

Drafts, reviews, and negotiates commercial, launch, vendor, supplier, lease, confidentiality, and other business agreements. Advises stakeholders on contract interpretation, performance issues, amendments, disputes, renewals, and terminations. Maintains templates, playbooks, and contract tracking processes while identifying legal and commercial risks and escalating complex matters. Collaborates with business development, finance, mission management, and external counterparties in a fast-paced aerospace environment.