Top Aerospace Hardware Engineer Jobs in Los Angeles, CA

The Mechanical Engineer will design mechanical systems for telescopes and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, conducting simulations and supporting product lifecycle.

As a Mechanical Engineering Intern, you'll design, integrate, and test propulsion hardware while collaborating with experienced engineers on various projects.

As a PCB Designer II, you will create high-performance circuit board layouts, collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, and ensure design quality and manufacturability.

The Senior Supplier Development Engineer leads supplier industrialization, manages supplier evaluations, drives quality and process improvements, and ensures compliance in mechanical hardware production.

Lead structural integrity efforts for mission-critical hardware, perform detailed stress analyses, mentor team, and author certification documents.

Design Engineer responsible for development of vehicle body exterior components, including design, feasibility assessments, and quality documentation, using CAD and working within cross-functional teams.

As a CNC Machinist & Fabricator, you'll program and operate CNC machines to produce aerospace components, ensuring precision and quality in machining and fabrication processes.

The Project Manager will lead and coordinate aerospace hardware development projects, ensuring effective communication among technical teams and delivering project goals against customer requirements.

Develop and optimize sheet metal fabrication processes focusing on precision, repeatability, and throughput while collaborating with various teams to enhance production systems.

The Tooling Manufacturing Engineer will design tooling and manufacturing processes, improve efficiency, ensure quality compliance, and collaborate across teams while supporting production efforts.