Spacecraft Systems Engineer - Operations & Reliability

IAPMO Group; Westminster (CO); Hybrid; USD 74,000 - 108,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) with company match

Mental health resources

Student loan repayment assistance

Adoption reimbursement

Pet insurance

Job summary

Vantor is seeking a Spacecraft Engineer to join the Spacecraft Constellation Operations, Reliability, and Engineering team in Westminster, CO. You will work with cross-disciplinary teams to ensure health, safety, and performance of the spacecraft constellation.

Responsibilities include troubleshooting anomalies, developing tools for health metrics, and contributing to launch rehearsals and design reviews. Requires US citizenship and a Secret clearance; 2+ years in aerospace recommended.

Qualifications

• Must be a U.S. citizen and be willing and able to obtain U.S. Government Secret security clearance.
• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Math, Physics, or related field. Four additional years of experience may be substituted for a degree
• Minimum of 2 years of operations or aerospace-related experience

Responsibilities

• Maintain spacecraft health and safety, optimize performance, and troubleshoot anomalies.
• Develop and maintain tools to trend spacecraft health and performance metrics.
• Define spacecraft anomaly resolution processes and procedures; troubleshoot and document anomalies.
• Assist in development and testing of spacecraft commissioning plans/tools and participate in launch and mission rehearsals.
• Support design, development, integration, and testing of future spacecraft; attend design reviews and participate in clean-room activities.

Job description

Vantor is seeking a Spacecraft Engineer to join the Spacecraft Constellation Operations, Reliability, and Engineering team in Westminster, CO. You will work with cross-disciplinary teams to ensure health, safety, and performance of the spacecraft constellation.

Responsibilities include troubleshooting anomalies, developing tools for health metrics, and contributing to launch rehearsals and design reviews. Requires US citizenship and a Secret clearance; 2+ years in aerospace recommended.