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Outpost is building the return lane for orbital logistics, delivering on-demand transport and on-orbit capabilities. We seek a Mechanical Technician to assemble and integrate flight hardware on the shop floor, following engineering drawings and instructions, collaborating with engineers and the test team to ensure first-time quality.
Ideal candidates have 5+ years of hands-on mechanical assembly in aerospace or high-precision settings, with strong GD&T reading, tooling, and safety discipline.
Outpost is an orbital logistics company rewriting the rules of global logistics by building reusable Earth-return vehicles that unlock in-space manufacturing, on-orbit warehousing, and 60-minute global delivery through space.
Our CarryAll vehicle family returns payloads ranging from 200 kilograms to 10 metric tons, lands within 10 meters of its target, and can then be refurbished and launched again. One vehicle, many missions: responsive logistics and precision delivery for national security; commercial cargo moved with real cadence; R&D payloads flown, tested, and refined across repeatable cycles; and critical aid delivered where roads and runways can’t reach.
The demand is already here, validated through defense and civil agreements and supported by a growing pipeline of government and commercial customers.
We have the customers, the team, and a clear technical path ahead of us. We’re building the return lane. Come build it with us.
We're looking for a Mechanical Technician to build and integrate the structures and mechanisms that make up Outpost's return vehicles. This is a hands-on role on the machine shop floor, working from engineering drawings and work instructions to build flight hardware. You'll work closely with mechanical engineers and the integration and test team, and your work will directly determine whether hardware is built right the first time.
You must be a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident of the U.S., protected individual as defined by 22 C.F.R. § 120.15, or eligible to obtain the required authorizations from the U.S.