Integration Technician

Galadyne; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 65,000 - 105,000; Full time

Job summary

Galadyne in Austin, TX seeks an Integration Technician to drive the build of fluid and mechanical systems across our ground systems and launch vehicles. You will assemble and integrate components, run leak and functional tests, and collaborate closely with engineering to optimize assembly procedures and tooling.

This role requires 3+ years of hands-on experience with orbital-class launch vehicles, a strong mechanical aptitude, and the ability to own hardware integration end-to-end in an

Qualifications

• 3+ years hands-on experience building fluid and mechanical systems on orbital-class launch vehicles.
• Strong mechanical aptitude across torque-critical assembly, fluid systems, and tube bending and routing.
• Comfortable owning hardware integration end-to-end in an early-stage environment.
• Welding certification or hands-on fabrication experience.

Responsibilities

• Assemble and integrate fluid and mechanical systems on flight vehicles and ground support equipment.
• Execute proof, leak, and functional test procedures on tankage, feed systems, and GSE.
• Work directly with engineering to refine assembly procedures, tooling, and workflow.
• Provide Design for Manufacturing (DFM) feedback to engineering to aid design optimizations.
• Maintain rigorous build records, torque logs, and traceability for every flight and ground unit.

Skills

Fluid systems

Mechanical assembly

Torque-sensitive assembly

Hardware integration

Welding certification

Job description

Galadyne is rebuilding missile architectures for production at scale using fully liquid propulsion. We're seeking an Integration Technician to drive the build of fluid and mechanical systems across our ground systems and launch vehicles.

Responsibilities

• Assemble and integrate fluid and mechanical systems on flight vehicles and ground support equipment
• Execute proof, leak, and functional test procedures on tankage, feed systems, and GSE
• Work directly with engineering to refine assembly procedures, tooling, and workflow
• Provide Design for Manufacturing (DFM) feedback to engineering to aid design optimizations
• Maintain rigorous build records, torque logs, and traceability for every flight and ground unit

Qualifications

• 3+ years of hands-on experience building fluid and mechanical systems on orbital-class launch vehicles
• Strong mechanical aptitude across torque-critical assembly, fluid systems, and tube bending and routing
• Comfortable owning hardware integration end-to-end in an early-stage environment
• Welding certification or hands-on fabrication experience a plus

This is a zero-to-one role with real technical ownership and meaningful purpose. Join us in rebuilding missile systems for real production scale.

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