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Relativity • Stennis Space Center, Mississippi
Relativity is seeking a Senior Propulsion Test Engineer to join their team at Stennis Space Center. You'll be involved in designing, building, and operating propulsion and stage test stands for their Terran R vehicle. This role requires expertise in large-scale systems and a hands-on approach to testing.
You have a strong background in propulsion systems and testing, with experience working on large-scale, complex systems. Your hands-on approach allows you to push hardware to its limits, ensuring flight readiness for innovative rocket designs. You thrive in collaborative environments, where your problem-solving skills contribute to the development of cutting-edge technology. You are passionate about aerospace and eager to make a significant impact in the industry. Your ability to work across teams and communicate effectively is essential in this role, as you will be shaping decisions that influence the future of space exploration.
Experience with rocket propulsion systems or similar technologies is a plus. Familiarity with testing protocols and safety standards in aerospace will enhance your candidacy. A background in engineering or a related field will help you excel in this position, as will any previous work in fast-paced, innovative environments.
As a Senior Propulsion Test Engineer, you will be responsible for designing and building test stands for propulsion and stage testing. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure that all systems are integrated and functioning correctly. Your role will involve pushing hardware to its limits, conducting tests, and analyzing results to ensure flight readiness. You will also contribute to the development of testing protocols and safety measures, ensuring that all operations meet industry standards. Your insights will help shape the future of the Terran R vehicle, as you work to unlock new opportunities in space exploration.
You will be hands-on with the testing process, working directly with engines and stage assemblies. Your expertise will guide the team in troubleshooting and resolving any issues that arise during testing. You will also play a key role in documenting test results and providing feedback to improve future designs. Your contributions will be vital in achieving commercial success with the Terran R and advancing the mission of Relativity Space.
Relativity Space offers a unique opportunity to be part of a groundbreaking team in the aerospace industry. You will have the chance to work on innovative projects that push the boundaries of technology and exploration. The company values autonomy and ownership, allowing you to make a meaningful impact on the product and culture. Competitive compensation is offered, with a salary range of $133,000 to $170,500 USD. Join us at Stennis Space Center and be part of a team that is shaping the future of space travel.
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