Space Battery Tech - Lab Assembly & Testing

Blue Origin; Grandview (MO); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, vision

401(k) with company match

Paid time off and holidays

Education Support Program

Stock options

Job summary

Blue Origin in Missouri is seeking a technician to assemble, repair, and evaluate battery packs for spaceflight systems. You will work in the battery development lab performing pack assembly, wiring, soldering, and multiple tests to qualify new designs.

The role supports production across programs, requires high voltage safety practices, and the ability to read drawings and use diagnostic tools. Strong collaboration with engineering is essential.

Qualifications

• Experience building and testing battery packs for spaceflight or related fields.
• Familiarity with wiring diagrams and electrical drawings.
• Experience with solder termination and splicing.
• Ability to interface with software systems such as Microsoft Office.
• Must be able to lift 50 lbs and work in a lab environment with high voltage safety.

Responsibilities

• Assemble battery packs and test setups with flexible project focus.
• Collaborate with engineering to vet new designs for production.
• Provide feedback to improve assemblies and update designs.
• Support internal and external customers across systems and platforms.
• Uphold safety, collaboration, and quality in spaceflight components.
• Execute test procedures following test plans.

Skills

Battery pack assembly

Electrical testing

High voltage safety

Reading drawings/blueprints

Solder termination

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Tools

Digital multimeter

Hi-Pot tester

Wire stripping tool

Crimping tools

Job description

Blue Origin in Missouri is seeking a technician to assemble, repair, and evaluate battery packs for spaceflight systems. You will work in the battery development lab performing pack assembly, wiring, soldering, and multiple tests to qualify new designs.

The role supports production across programs, requires high voltage safety practices, and the ability to read drawings and use diagnostic tools. Strong collaboration with engineering is essential.