Fluid Systems Engineer II - Space Launch Hardware

Blue Origin; Washington; Presencial; USD 99.000 - 139.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Blue Origin is seeking an engineer to support the design, development, and testing of hardware for the New Glenn second stage. You will engage in the full design cycle, from trade studies to qualification, to enable safe human spaceflight and scalable launch rates.

The role requires a B.S. in engineering, CAD experience, and solid fundamentals in thermodynamics, heat transfer, and mechanics. U.S. citizenship or eligible status is required.

Formación

• Minimum of a B.S. degree in engineering.
• Demonstrated experience with CAD and engineering drawings.
• Strong application of thermodynamics, heat transfer, solid mechanics, and fluid mechanics.

Responsabilidades

• Conduct trade studies for 2E subsystem design and future upgrades across multiple product areas.
• Design, model, and analyze complex second stage subsystems including thermal fluid systems, structural components, and propulsion hardware.
• Drive hardware development through manufacturing and testing on schedule and within budget.
• Support implementation of designs through the entire product lifecycle, from initial trade studies through test, qualification, and on-orbit operations.
• Support and participate in component and system level testing and data analysis following design efforts.
• Develop and implement automation solutions across design, analysis, and testing workflows to streamline processes and scale toward launch rate targets.

Conocimientos

First principles thermodynamics

Heat transfer

Solid mechanics

Fluid mechanics

Teamwork & inclusion

Educación

Bachelor's degree in engineering

Herramientas

CAD

Data acquisition systems

Descripción del empleo

Blue Origin is seeking an engineer to support the design, development, and testing of hardware for the New Glenn second stage. You will engage in the full design cycle, from trade studies to qualification, to enable safe human spaceflight and scalable launch rates.

The role requires a B.S. in engineering, CAD experience, and solid fundamentals in thermodynamics, heat transfer, and mechanics. U.S. citizenship or eligible status is required.