Senior Reliability Systems Engineer – Spacecraft

Blue Origin; Denver (CO); On-site; USD 134,000 - 187,000; 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 is seeking a Senior Reliability Systems Engineer for the MK2 Crew Lunar Lander program in Colorado. You will drive end-to-end reliability across spacecraft subsystems, balancing deep technical work with systems-level rigor and mentorship of peers.

Responsibilities include leading FTA, FMECA, and reliability block diagrams, coordinating analyses, and ensuring verification of reliability requirements while collaborating with mission-critical teams.

Qualifications

• B.S. degree in aerospace engineering, systems engineering, or related field.
• 7+ years of experience in spacecraft, launch vehicle, or safety-critical systems.
• Proven experience in FTA, FMECA, and reliability evaluation.

Responsibilities

• Lead reliability engineering across requirements to verification and operations.
• Direct Fault Tree Analysis, FMECA, and Reliability Block Diagrams.
• Coordinate system and subsystem reliability analysis plans and reviews.
• Mentor engineers and share reliability guidance across programs.
• Support integration, test campaigns, and requirement closure.
• Communicate status and technical decisions to program leadership.

Skills

FTA

FMECA

RBD

Reliability analysis

Cross-team comm

Education

B.S. in aerospace engineering

Systems engineering

Tools

DOORS/Jama

Jira

Job description

Blue Origin is seeking a Senior Reliability Systems Engineer for the MK2 Crew Lunar Lander program in Colorado. You will drive end-to-end reliability across spacecraft subsystems, balancing deep technical work with systems-level rigor and mentorship of peers.

Responsibilities include leading FTA, FMECA, and reliability block diagrams, coordinating analyses, and ensuring verification of reliability requirements while collaborating with mission-critical teams.