Aerospace Manufacturing Engineer II — D-Shift

Blue Origin; Florida; On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, vision insurance

Life insurance (basic & supplemental)

401(k) with 5% match

Paid parental leave

Education Support Program

Paid Time Off & holidays

Job summary

Blue Origin is seeking a Manufacturing Engineer II (D-Shift) to translate engineering intent into flight-ready hardware and support on the manufacturing floor for the NewGlenn program. The role emphasizes building, tooling, NCR handling, and introduction of new products across multiple facilities, with a Friday–Sunday or alternative shift pattern.

Ideal candidates hold a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical, Manufacturing, Industrial, or Aerospace Engineering, have 2+ years of engineering

Qualifications

• Understanding of engineering fundamentals for mechanical design and manufacturing, including knowledge of GD&T.
• Ability to earn trust and maintain positive, professional relationships.
• Experience applying engineering principles in manufacturing environments.

Responsibilities

• Translate engineering intent and drawings into fully functional hardware ready for test, qualification, and flight by crafting manufacturing bill of materials and work instructions.
• Identify tools and equipment required for manufacturing flight hardware.
• Provide shipside/lineside support on the manufacturing floor.
• Generate and manage non-conformance reports (NCR) and close out actions.
• Support introduction of new products by crafting manufacturing plan artifacts including build plans, duration estimates, index plans, and tool lists.

Skills

Engineering fundamentals

GD&T

Teamwork across distances

Education

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical, Manufacturing, Industrial, or Aerospace Engineering

Tools

CAD Creo

CATIA V5

Job description

Blue Origin is seeking a Manufacturing Engineer II (D-Shift) to translate engineering intent into flight-ready hardware and support on the manufacturing floor for the NewGlenn program. The role emphasizes building, tooling, NCR handling, and introduction of new products across multiple facilities, with a Friday–Sunday or alternative shift pattern.

Ideal candidates hold a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical, Manufacturing, Industrial, or Aerospace Engineering, have 2+ years of engineering