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Relativity Space

Develops 3D-printed reusable rockets for launches

Loads and Dynamics Engineer 2

Materials & StructuresConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeLong Beach, CA, USAIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • An undergraduate degree with emphasis on mechanics and vibrations.
  • Experience with finite element and/or other modeling approaches for dynamic response analysis.
  • Experience with relevant testing, instrumentation, and data analysis.
  • Fluency in Python, MATLAB, or similar programming languages for engineering analysis.
  • Familiarity with statistics and data analysis.

Responsibilities

  • Drive hardware design maturation and operations decisions through analysis, understanding vehicle and program needs, and proactive communication across teams.
  • Develop dynamic loads, levels, and criteria from initial concept through data review for Terran R vehicle and supporting hardware.
  • Inform primary structure design and customer load inputs through coupled loads analysis.
  • Develop and validate random vibration and shock specifications, ensuring hardware across the vehicle is qualified to those specifications.
  • Build, validate, and document analytical models to generate component load predictions.

Desired Qualifications

  • Graduate coursework.
  • A graduate degree in engineering or a related field.
  • High-speed or modal data acquisition and signal processing experience.
  • Experience with NASTRAN, VA One, Wave6, LS-DYNA, or other domain-specific analysis tools.
  • Experience with coupled loads analysis (CLA) or multibody dynamics (MBD).
  • Experience with liquid rocket engines, launch vehicle analysis, or similar aerospace experience.

About the Company

Relativity Space

Develops 3D-printed reusable rockets for launches

Relativity Space designs and launches rockets that are largely built with 3D-printed parts. Its core product line includes the Terran R, a medium-to-heavy lift rocket designed to be reusable and capable of delivering payloads to LEO and GTO. The company works by using advanced additive manufacturing to print most rocket structures and components in-house, reducing parts, complexity, and production time, and then offers launch services to customers who want to put satellites or other payloads into space. Unlike many peers, Relativity Space relies on a predominantly 3D-printed, vertically integrated approach with its own proprietary designs and manufacturing processes, aiming to streamline production and cut costs. The goal is to make access to space cheaper and more reliable by building a scalable, in-house manufacturing platform and a reusable rocket fleet that can deploy payloads on demand.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Growth Equity (Venture Capital)
Total funding
$2.2B
Headquarters
Long Beach, CA
Founded
2016

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