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Blue Origin

Builds rockets, engines and lunar spacecraft

MK1 Vehicle Fluids Integrator 3

Spacecraft & Launch Vehicle SystemsConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-time$121k - $169.4k

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in Aerospace, Mechanical, Physics, Systems Engineering, or a related technical field is required.
  • At least five years of experience in aerospace fluids, propulsion, or thermal/fluid systems design, integration, or test is required.
  • Experience developing, decomposing, and tracing requirements through verification is required.
  • Experience defining test objectives or reviewing test procedures for pressurized fluid systems, including proof and leak testing, is required.
  • Experience interpreting test data to assess system and component performance is required.
  • The role requires the ability to earn trust and maintain positive and professional relationships.

Responsibilities

  • Maintain vehicle-level fluid system requirements for assigned systems and trace them through verification and validation.
  • Define and manage integrated fluid interface control documents across vehicle subsystems, covering pressures, flow rates, and fluid media.
  • Define and manage design parameters for the integrated fluid systems.
  • Own and maintain the vehicle leak budget, tracking and dispositioning every contribution and ensuring it remains within acceptable limits; manage pressure and fluid budget allocations across subsystems.
  • Own cleanliness and oxygen compatibility verification for fluid systems, ensuring hardware meets required cleanliness levels and oxygen service requirements before integration.
  • Define proof, leak, and fluids channelization test scope and success criteria for pressurized fluid systems across the vehicle.
  • Own or support vehicle test scope for integrated vehicle tests involving thermal and fluid systems, including integrated vehicle thermal vacuum testing, tanking tests, fluids channelization tests, and proof and leak tests.
  • Define test objectives and success criteria in test matrices, tracing them to requirements, design parameters, budgets, and interfaces.
  • Review test procedures involving pressurized cryogenic and non-cryogenic fluid systems and support test execution.
  • Review and interpret test data to assess performance and health at the system and component level, and use it to anchor and validate analytical models.
  • Support test and operations by investigating root causes, driving corrective actions, and dispositioning non-conformances and event reports for thermal and fluid systems.
  • Work with internal stakeholders to define the requirements, dependencies, and resources needed to deliver integrated fluid systems and conduct associated testing.

Desired Qualifications

  • At least seven years of experience in aerospace fluids, propulsion, or thermal/fluid systems integration or test is preferred.
  • A master's degree in Aerospace or Mechanical Engineering or a related field is preferred.
  • Experience with integrated vehicle testing such as thermal vacuum, cryogenic tanking, fluids channelization, or stage-level proof and leak tests is preferred.
  • Experience with cryogenic and high-pressure systems using oxygen, hydrogen, methane, nitrogen, or helium is preferred.
  • Experience building and managing vehicle-level leak budgets and integrated fluid interface control documents is preferred.
  • Familiarity with oxygen compatibility and cleanliness standards, including ASTM G93, ASTM G63/G94, NASA-STD-6001, or IEST-STD-CC1246, is preferred.
  • Experience using test data to validate thermal/fluid models, such as Thermal Desktop/SINDA-FLUINT or AFT Fathom/Arrow, is preferred.
  • Experience with structured problem solving, such as root cause and corrective action, 8D, failure mode and effects analysis, or fault tree analysis, and non-conformance disposition is preferred.
  • Experience with requirements management tools such as DOORS or Jama is preferred.

About the Company

Blue Origin

Builds rockets, engines and lunar spacecraft

Blue Origin builds rockets, engines and spacecraft for commercial satellite operators and government space programs. Its New Glenn orbital rocket uses a reusable first stage, while Blue Moon landers are designed to transport cargo and astronauts to the lunar surface. The company designs and manufactures liquid-fueled propulsion systems, and its New Shepard vehicle is built for short suborbital trips carrying people and research payloads. Customers pay for launch services and engines, and government development contracts fund work on systems for exploration beyond Earth orbit. Founded by Jeff Bezos in 2000, Blue Origin is headquartered in Kent, Washington.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
Late Stage VC
Total funding
$10.1B
Headquarters
Kent, WA
Founded
2000

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