Crew Starship Build Engineer: Spaceflight Production

Spacex; Starbase (TX); On-site; USD 75,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

United States Digital Space LLC is seeking a Build Engineer for the Crew Starship program to develop the manufacturing and test processes for cabin structures and life support components. You will translate design into build, establish integration strategies, and drive reliability improvements for the vehicle.

You will work with design teams and suppliers, create CAD models, and oversee build, test, and acceptance activities to meet tight schedules for spaceflight hardware in a high-velocity

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in engineering.
• 1+ years of engineering experience in manufacturing or integration.
• Strong understanding of GD&T concepts.

Responsibilities

• Own the project management, planning, build, and integration of next generation crew spaceflight hardware.
• Develop manufacturing processes, techniques, and tools to enable high-rate manufacturing for the Crew Starship vehicle.
• Question requirements, delete parts and processes, simplify/optimize, accelerate, and automate hardware production.
• Coordinate and execute build, qualification, and acceptance testing of systems and tooling needed to meet hardware deadlines.
• Create original CAD models and prints for flight and/or tooling components.
• Participate in design reviews internally and with suppliers and customers.

Skills

GD&T concepts

Structures

Aerospace manufacturing

NX CAD

Welding

Communication

Entrepreneurial mindset

Education

Bachelor's degree in engineering

Tools

Siemens NX

Job description

United States Digital Space LLC is seeking a Build Engineer for the Crew Starship program to develop the manufacturing and test processes for cabin structures and life support components. You will translate design into build, establish integration strategies, and drive reliability improvements for the vehicle.

You will work with design teams and suppliers, create CAD models, and oversee build, test, and acceptance activities to meet tight schedules for spaceflight hardware in a high-velocity