Responsible for the design, build, testing and commissioning of large mechanisms, launch pad structures, and transportation fixtures directly related to the Neutron launch vehicle.
Compensation
Total Compensation (base and equity) $94,000—$133,000 USD. Base Salary $87,000—$120,000
Responsibilities
Design of launch pad and test site fixed assets including test stands, launch mounts, and gantries
Design of launch vehicle support equipment including transportation fixtures, lifting apparatuses, and breakover fixtures
Design of large mechanisms including umbilicals, hold downs, and strongbacks
2D and 3D modelling through the use of CAD software, specifically NX
System sizing and analysis by hand calculation and numerical methods
Lead F1’s Cloud and Platform Engineering as accountable technical owner, shaping strategy, managing teams, and ensuring platform reliability and security.
Responsibilities
Shape cloud and platform strategy and turn it into roadmaps and measurable objectives aligned to the race calendar
Line‑manage the Cloud and Platform Engineering teams: objectives, standards, recruitment, development and succession
Allocate work, plan capacity and skills, and coach technical leads and engineers
Act as accountable technical owner for the cloud estate, Kubernetes and shared platforms, run as internal products
Own platform architecture and engineering standards, reviewing designs and recording decisions through governance
Requirements
Degree or HND/C in an IT‑related subject (or relevant experience)
Lead the design, analysis, development, and qualification of next-generation components for the New Glenn Rocket, focusing on valves, regulators, accumulators, actuators, manifolds, mechanisms, pumps, and other mechanical devices.
Compensation
Base Pay Range for: WA applicants is $99,201.00 - $138,880.35
Responsibilities
Oversee the complete lifecycle of component systems, from defining requirements and interfaces through conceptual and detailed design, development, assembly, verification, qualification testing, operation, manufacturing support, and post-flight serviceability.
Ensure all cost, schedule, and performance targets are achieved through meticulous planning and execution.
Collaborate with suppliers and internal Blue Origin teams to identify, procure, and integrate high-quality components.
Perform sizing, material selection, and analyses (fluid flow, thermal, structural) to ensure performance under pressure, vibration, temperature, and mechanical loads.
Support fabrication, installation, and testing of flight hardware, working closely with suppliers and support organizations.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, or a related field
Nice to have: Master’s degree in mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, or a related field
Nice to have: Experience in the aerospace or space industry, particularly with launch vehicles or ground systems
Mechanical Engineer II, Quick Disconnect & Valves - New Glenn
Lead the design, analysis, development, and qualification of next‑generation mechanical components for the New Glenn Rocket, focusing on quick disconnects, valves, regulators, actuators, manifolds, mechanisms, and other critical systems.
Compensation
Base Pay Range for: WA applicants is $99,201.00 - $138,880.35
Responsibilities
Oversee the complete lifecycle of component systems, from defining requirements and interfaces through conceptual and detailed design, development, assembly, verification, qualification testing, operation, manufacturing support, and post‑flight serviceability.
Ensure all cost, schedule, and performance targets are achieved through meticulous planning and execution.
Collaborate with suppliers and internal Blue Origin teams to identify, procure, and integrate high‑quality components.
Perform sizing, material selection, and analyses (fluid flow, thermal, structural) to ensure performance under pressure, vibration, temperature, and mechanical loads.
Support fabrication, installation, and testing of flight hardware, working closely with suppliers and support organizations.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, or a related field
Nice to have: Master’s degree in mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, or a related field
Nice to have: experience in the aerospace or space industry, particularly with launch vehicles or ground systems
Senior Ground Systems Engineer - Structures & MechanismsRocket Lab Corporation · Wallops Island, US