Hands-On Launch Engineer: Spacecraft Integration

Energy Jobline ZR; Florida; On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Energy Jobline ZR is seeking a Launch Engineer to support spacecraft integration and launch campaigns. This hands-on role involves working directly with flight hardware during the final stages before launch, ensuring spacecraft mechanical and electrical systems are correctly integrated, inspected, tested, and ready for flight.

You will perform final flight inspections of mechanisms and separation systems, support mechanical and electrical interfaces, troubleshoot anomalies, and maintain thorough

Qualifications

• 3+ years in aerospace or complex hardware systems.
• Hands-on hardware integration and testing experience.
• Ability to interpret drawings, ICDs, specs, test procedures.
• Experience with configuration control and documentation.

Responsibilities

• Perform final flight inspections of spacecraft mechanisms and launch vehicle separation systems.
• Support mechanical integration of separation hardware, release systems, and flight-critical components.
• Perform electrical connector mating, continuity testing, and interface verification.
• Verify spacecraft and launch vehicle mechanical and electrical interfaces.
• Support hardware troubleshooting, anomaly investigations, and discrepancy resolution.
• Maintain configuration control and detailed documentation throughout launch campaigns.
• Work closely with spacecraft engineering, integration, quality, safety, and launch operations teams.
• Support launch rehearsals, readiness reviews, countdown activities, and mission-critical troubleshooting.

Skills

Aerospace experience

Hardware integration

Electrical testing

Read drawings/ICDs

Documentation control

Job description

Energy Jobline ZR is seeking a Launch Engineer to support spacecraft integration and launch campaigns. This hands-on role involves working directly with flight hardware during the final stages before launch, ensuring spacecraft mechanical and electrical systems are correctly integrated, inspected, tested, and ready for flight.

You will perform final flight inspections of mechanisms and separation systems, support mechanical and electrical interfaces, troubleshoot anomalies, and maintain thorough