Quality And Reliability Engineer

EVONA; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

EVONA is seeking a Spacecraft Quality & Reliability Engineer – Flight Hardware to join a space technology company focused on advanced spacecraft hardware.

You will collaborate with engineering, manufacturing and test teams to ensure mechanisms meet demanding reliability and performance standards, perform root-cause analysis on anomalies, and support qualification testing and flight acceptance activities.

Qualifications

• 3+ years in aerospace quality, reliability or mission assurance.
• Experience with mechanical assemblies or electromechanical systems.
• Knowledge of qualification testing and hardware verification.
• Strong understanding of nonconformance management and root cause analysis.
• A degree in Mechanical, Aerospace, Systems Engineering or similar.

Responsibilities

• Investigating mechanical hardware anomalies and identifying root causes.
• Managing NCRs, corrective actions, waivers and deviations.
• Supporting environmental and qualification testing.
• Reviewing manufacturing, assembly and test procedures.
• Performing hardware inspections and flight acceptance activities.
• Working with suppliers to verify flight-critical component quality.

Skills

Aerospace quality

Reliability engineering

Nonconformance management

Root cause analysis

Qualification testing

Mechanical / electromechanical systems

Education

Engineering degree (Mechanical/Aerospace)

Job description

Spacecraft Quality & Reliability Engineer – Flight Hardware

Are you an aerospace engineer with hands-on experience investigating hardware failures, managing nonconformances and supporting qualification testing?

EVONA is recruiting for a space technology company developing advanced spacecraft hardware.

We're looking for an engineer who understands what it takes to ensure complex mechanical systems are ready for flight.

The opportunity

You’ll work closely with engineering, manufacturing and test teams to ensure spacecraft mechanisms meet demanding reliability and performance standards.

Your responsibilities will include:

• Investigating mechanical hardware anomalies and identifying root causes.
• Managing NCRs, corrective actions, waivers and deviations.
• Supporting environmental and qualification testing.
• Reviewing manufacturing, assembly and test procedures.
• Performing hardware inspections and flight acceptance activities.
• Working with suppliers to verify flight-critical component quality.

Your background

• 3+ years in aerospace quality, reliability or mission assurance.
• Experience with mechanical assemblies or electromechanical systems.
• Knowledge of qualification testing and hardware verification.
• Strong understanding of nonconformance management and root cause analysis.
• A degree in Mechanical, Aerospace, Systems Engineering or similar.

Experience with spacecraft mechanisms, TVAC testing or aerospace reliability standards would be a strong advantage.

Interested in exploring a new opportunity in the space industry?