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Isar Aerospace

Develops, manufactures, launches Spectrum rockets

Fluggerätmechaniker

Product AssemblyUpdated on Nov 12
Full-timeVaterstetten, Germany

About the Job

Requirements

  • Completed vocational training as an aircraft mechanic, specializing in manufacturing technology or maintenance technology, or comparable training that meets the requirements.
  • Several years of professional experience in the aerospace sector.
  • Knowledge of gas/fluid fastening techniques.
  • Good skills in reading technical drawings, spatial visualization, and technical understanding.
  • Willingness to undertake occasional assembly work at different locations.
  • High quality awareness.
  • Resilience and flexibility.
  • Basic knowledge of computer and software applications.
  • Business-fluent German.
  • Fluent spoken and written English.

Responsibilities

  • Precisely assemble advanced aerospace components.
  • Work with advanced carbon-fiber materials.
  • Test electrical and mechanical components to ensure system reliability.
  • Test individual parts and assemblies to validate their functionality.
  • Maintain high cleanliness standards to protect component integrity.
  • Document work processes in detail to ensure high standards and quality.
  • Ensure compliance with standards, regulations, and quality guidelines.
  • Contribute to continuous process improvement.
  • Support the setup of precise and reliable tests.
  • Share responsibility for the technically sound and timely delivery of launch vehicles, covering assembly of structural elements, fluid and avionics systems, and acceptance tests.
  • Build and maintain flight hardware in close collaboration with developers and the Integrated Testing Team at the launch base.

About the Company

Isar Aerospace

Develops, manufactures, launches Spectrum rockets

Isar Aerospace designs, builds, and operates the Spectrum two-stage rocket for small to medium satellites. It vertically integrates design, production, and testing, running a high-automation factory near Munich and a dedicated launch pad at Andøya, with a planned site in Canada. A €270 million Series D in June 2026 will expand its global launch network, scale Spectrum production, and establish sovereign access-to-space capacity for Europe and NATO. Its goal is to provide reliable, repeatable launches at scale within a European, NATO-aligned launch infrastructure.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
Grant
Total funding
$1.2B
Headquarters
Ottobrunn, Germany
Founded
2018

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