Launch Vehicle Sub-Assembly Technician II

Blue Origin; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 41,000 - 58,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, vision

401(k) with company match

Stock options

Paid time off

Education support program

Job summary

Blue Origin in Washington state is seeking an experienced assembly technician to support the manufacturing, assembling and testing of launch vehicle components. You will join a team building spacecraft and launch facility systems, ensuring safety and quality in every step.

Responsibilities include assembling sub-assemblies for New Shepard and New Glenn, reviewing instructions, and coordinating with engineers.

Qualifications

• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• 3-5+ years of experience in precision assembly.
• Experience drilling and preparing close tolerance holes for structural assembly.
• Ability to read drawings and prints and follow work instructions.
• Experience with aerospace or military hardware preferred.
• Proficiency with standard mechanical tools and fabrication equipment.
• Experience using Microsoft Office Suite.
• Work Monday-Thursday, 10 hour shifts (5AM-3:30PM) with potential overtime.

Responsibilities

• Assemble a variety of structural, hydraulic, pneumatic, and mechanically actuated components for New Shepard, New Glenn, and engine parts.
• Assemble structural components to aerospace standards and review design concepts with engineers.
• Edit and follow work instructions and plan complex installation steps.
• Safely work with hazardous systems and high-pressure equipment.
• Collaborate with team in a dynamic, multi-priority environment.
• Demonstrate excellent problem-solving and attention to detail.

Skills

Precision assembly

Documentation

Read drawings

Teamwork

Problem solving

Tools

Standard mechanical tools

Fabrication shop equipment

3D measurement tools

CREO

Job description

Blue Origin in Washington state is seeking an experienced assembly technician to support the manufacturing, assembling and testing of launch vehicle components. You will join a team building spacecraft and launch facility systems, ensuring safety and quality in every step.

Responsibilities include assembling sub-assemblies for New Shepard and New Glenn, reviewing instructions, and coordinating with engineers.