Spacecraft Structural Dynamics Lead (Jitter & Vibration)
Rise Technical
Los Angeles, California (CA, MO)
Hybrid
USD 150,000 - 200,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Stock options
Fast tracked career progression
Health benefits
Paid time off (PTO)
Job summary
An innovative space engineering company in Los Angeles is seeking a Structural Dynamics Engineer to take ownership of jitter performance and engage in deep technical challenges. This role offers a competitive salary between $150,000 and $200,000, along with stock options and health benefits. The successful candidate will lead micro-vibration analysis, develop reduced-order models, and validate predictions against test data, all in a fast-paced startup environment that encourages career progression.
Qualifications
Strong background in structural dynamics for spacecraft.
Experience with jitter and micro-vibration analysis.
Proven experience handling large datasets using computational tools.
Responsibilities
Lead frequency-domain and time-domain jitter analysis.
Develop and deliver reduced-order structural models.
Define and automate analysis workflows for coupled loads and stability predictions.
Support and correlate modal survey and vibration test campaigns.
Skills
Structural dynamics expertise
Jitter and micro-vibration analysis
Python programming
MATLAB proficiency
Dynamic analysis using Nastran
Job description
An innovative space engineering company in Los Angeles is seeking a Structural Dynamics Engineer to take ownership of jitter performance and engage in deep technical challenges. This role offers a competitive salary between $150,000 and $200,000, along with stock options and health benefits. The successful candidate will lead micro-vibration analysis, develop reduced-order models, and validate predictions against test data, all in a fast-paced startup environment that encourages career progression.