Propulsion Technician (Starship)

Who you are

You possess a solid mechanical knowledge and have hands-on experience in a technical environment. You are willing and eager to learn, adapting to the dynamic nature of the propulsion technician role. You understand the importance of maintaining a professional work area and are committed to safety and quality in all your tasks. You can work autonomously while adhering to defined schedules and procedures. Your troubleshooting skills allow you to effectively address anomalies in rocket hardware assembly and testing. You are detail-oriented and capable of verifying fluids and electrical connections using diagrams for advanced subassemblies.

What you'll do

As a Propulsion Technician, you will be responsible for the assembly and testing of rocket hardware for the Starship program. You will maintain tools, valves, tubes, and manifolds for advanced subassemblies, ensuring they are in optimal condition for production. Your role will involve staging, building, testing, installing, and proofing production advanced subassemblies for Starship/Super-Heavy. You will perform testing and operate all necessary testing equipment for pressurized checkouts, utilizing computer network systems and following testing procedures as outlined in the test instructions. You will accept or reject test units based on defined acceptance criteria, documenting your findings and collaborating with engineering to resolve any non-conformances. All your work will be conducted according to established procedures and specifications, emphasizing safety and quality.

What we offer

At SpaceX, you will be part of a team dedicated to pushing the boundaries of space exploration. You will have the opportunity to work on cutting-edge technology and contribute to the future of humanity in space. We offer a collaborative work environment where your skills and contributions are valued. You will receive training and support to help you grow in your role as a propulsion technician, with opportunities to advance your career in the aerospace industry. Join us in our mission to make life multi-planetary.