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The Structural Engineer II will be responsible for designing, operating, and troubleshooting structural test stands at the manufacturing facility. They will work on a variety of projects, including steel weldments design, creating drawings and work instructions, executing test day procedures, and supporting design reviews.

Design and operate structural test stands for rockets

Design, operate, and troubleshoot structural test stands for rockets. Collaborate with Additive, Design, Test, and Loads & Dynamics teams. Use NX/TeamCenter, Nastran, ANSYS for design and analysis. Work in a fast-paced aerospace environment.

Lead integrated scheduling and resource planning, develop and maintain production schedules, conduct critical path and variance analyses, provide visibility and status on schedule performance, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and develop recovery plans when needed.

Own propulsion combustion devices and systems from concept through manufacturing and implementation. Work across teams and departments, take ownership of projects, lead collaborative projects, and thrive in ambiguity. Bachelor's degree in science or engineering required with 2+ years of experience in propulsion components development.

Responsible for the layout, design, and build of hardware for Aeon-R propulsion systems. Collaborate with various teams to optimize designs using analytical models. Must have a Bachelor's degree and 5+ years of relevant experience in engineering systems.

Mature the structures analysis processes, develop intuitive interfaces, work on load combination tools, integrate processing tools, and create front-end interactive visuals for mapping data and analysis outputs.

Analyzing vibration, shock, and acoustic data, architecting dynamic systems, executing Coupled Loads Analyses, collaborating with hardware engineers, supporting dynamic systems development and testing

Lead a team responsible for designing and analyzing structural components of test stands in the aerospace industry. Allocate tasks, review analysis and drawings, implement and uphold design standards, resolve technical trade studies, and mentor team members. Partner with various teams to create development and production-level test assets.

Lead the propulsion development engineering team at Relativity Space, driving engine system trades, managing engine interfaces, and supporting engine system development. Lead a small team of engineers, provide mentorship, project management, technical guidance, and recruitment. Balance between people leadership and technical contributions. Collaborate with other technical teams and contribute to the advancement of aerospace technology and additive manufacturing.

Manager role in Propulsion Development Engineering at Relativity Space, responsible for driving engine system trades, managing engine interfaces, supporting engine system development, leading a team of engineers, and balancing technical contributions with people leadership. Opportunity to shape the future of aerospace technology and additive manufacturing alongside a passionate community of creative individuals.

The Manufacturing Engineer will be responsible for developing hardware for Terran R reusability, focusing on manufacturing fluids systems hardware for the vehicle. This role involves conceptualizing, planning, and executing tube bending and welding cells, assembly work planning, and advocating for scalable manufacturing practices in product design.

Own the design, analysis, and test/validation of mechanical products within the avionics system, collaborate with electrical engineers, perform preliminary sizing for static and dynamic loads and thermal environments, utilize 3D modeling for detailed designs, and validate designs for flight.

Responsible Engineer for propulsion test articles such as combustion devices, valves, heat exchangers, and other Aeon engine subsystems. Develop test plans, execute test campaigns, troubleshoot engine subsystems, and support test and flight campaigns. Opportunity to be involved in stage test and flight campaigns and lead collaborative projects.

Fabricate test stands, tooling, and fixtures for launch vehicles. Conduct welding in various positions, interpret technical drawings, and prioritize work based on organizational goals. Work on hazardous testing in Long Beach facilities for Relativity Space.

As a Manufacturing Process Engineer II at Relativity Space, you will be responsible for leading the transition of new products and technologies, maintaining additive manufacturing equipment, developing process flow, and driving improvements in production processes. This role requires a BS Degree in Engineering, 2+ years of process engineering experience, and familiarity with powderbed fusion metal printing.

Manager role at Relativity Space overseeing the design, analysis, testing, and manufacturing of launch vehicle integrated structures and flight mechanisms. Responsible for goal setting, trade studies, team leadership, partner coordination, and hardware development.

As a Manufacturing Process Engineer I at Relativity Space, you will be responsible for supporting the installation, operation, and optimization of additive manufacturing equipment. Your role will involve developing and maintaining standard procedures, ensuring production goals are met, troubleshooting issues, and implementing process improvements. BS Degree in Engineering or relevant discipline is required, along with experience in manufacturing or additive manufacturing projects.

Develop programs, post G-code, and machine 3D-printed engine parts for Terran R launch vehicle. Optimize programs, develop tooling and fixtures, collaborate with manufacturing engineers, and drive projects to completion in a fast-paced aerospace environment.