Teams at Relativity Space

Designs and analyzes pressure components and assemblies for Terran R launch vehicle fluid and propulsion systems. Responsibilities include fluid, thermal, and structural analysis; CAD design; CFD and FEA; development and execution of qualification tests; and trade studies supporting system architectures. The role requires collaboration across design, manufacturing, testing, and vehicle teams in an on-site factory environment.

Owns vehicle fluid subsystem architecture for launch vehicles, including schematics, control schemes, component selection, sizing, and fluid and thermal analyses. Leads design and manufacturing reviews, defines validation testing, supports integrated vehicle testing and launch operations, and applies thermodynamics, fluid dynamics, and heat transfer expertise. Requires Python or similar programming for scientific computing and automated test or simulation data analysis.

Design and develop rocket vehicle structures, assemblies, and components from concept through release. Perform packaging assessments, tolerance stack analyses, fastener selection, gapping and shimming strategies, GD&T drafting, BOM and configuration management, and design-for-manufacturing integration. Use NX/Teamcenter to create flight hardware designs, support fabrication, and present technical recommendations while collaborating with manufacturing engineering teams.