Responsibilities and Outcomes:

• Fully own critical flight hardware
• Work with system owners to architect and place components within systems
• Component level architecture and sizing
• Component design, analysis, development testing, qualification, production introduction
• Scope vehicle level operational methods and limits to ensure reliability and personnel safety through all phases of production and operation
• Making risk conscious decisions aligned with program posture
• Prioritize broad work scope to meet top company objectives

About You:

• Bachelor’s degree in engineering discipline (mechanical, aerospace, physics, materials, etc.)
• Experience using CAD to design parts and assemblies
• 3+ years of Engineering, competition team, applied research experience related to fluid or engine systems
• Passion for hardware design and development 
• Willingness to travel to support of hardware and flight tests
• Willingness to work extended hours and weekends as needed

Beneficial to Have:

• Master’s degree in engineering discipline (mechanical, aerospace, physics, materials, etc.)
• 5+ years of experience developing hardware from concept to production
• Proficiency in compressible and incompressible flow, thermodynamics, mechanics, and materials
• Strong knowledge of GD&T and stack-up analysis 
• Script programming experience (Python, Matlab, Excel, VBA, etc.)
• Pressurized fluid components experience such as solenoids, regulators, throttle valves, relief valves, linear and rotary actuators.
• Ability to execute in a scrappy, entrepreneurial manner with tight timelines.
• Professional experience using Siemens NX/Teamcenter and ANSYS
• Great attitude in the face of extreme challenges