Senior Mechanical Engineer - Rocket Propulsion Systems

Voyager Technologies, Inc.; United States; Remote; USD 130,000 - 200,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Discretionary annual bonus

Paid time off

Comprehensive health benefits

Retirement plan

Wellness program

Job summary

Voyager Technologies, Inc. seeks a seasoned mechanical engineer to contribute across design, analysis, and manufacturing of advanced propulsion and space systems. You will work on actuator and rocket motor designs, materials, and systems engineering to meet mission-critical requirements.

The role covers design, drafting, analysis, testing, and program leadership with high standards for quality and safety; U.S. security clearance is required, plus travel about 10%.

Qualifications

• Able to obtain and maintain a U.S. security clearance.
• 10–15 years of mechanical engineering experience.
• BS in mechanical or aerospace engineering, or equivalent experience.

Responsibilities

• Design and optimize mechanical systems for rocket propulsion and related components.
• Lead drafting, GD&T interpretation, and complex 2D/3D modeling.
• Perform mass estimation, risk analysis, and support supplier coordination.
• Develop test plans, validate models, and contribute to reliability and safety.

Skills

Actuator design

Rocket motor design

Thermal analysis

Structural analysis

Mass estimation

Systems thinking

Design optimization

GD&T interpretation

Education

Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering

Bachelor of Science in aerospace engineering

Equivalent experience

Master of Science (preferred)

Tools

CAD software

Finite element analysis

3D modeling

Job description

Voyager Technologies, Inc. seeks a seasoned mechanical engineer to contribute across design, analysis, and manufacturing of advanced propulsion and space systems. You will work on actuator and rocket motor designs, materials, and systems engineering to meet mission-critical requirements.

The role covers design, drafting, analysis, testing, and program leadership with high standards for quality and safety; U.S. security clearance is required, plus travel about 10%.