Spacecraft Thermal Engineer II - Fluid Loop Specialist

Blue Origin; Denver (CO); On-site; USD 98,000 - 137,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, vision

401(k) with company match

Paid time off

Stock options

Education support program

Job summary

Blue Origin in Colorado is seeking an engineer to develop and integrate thermal control systems for the Blue Moon Crew Lander as part of the Human Landing System program. You will lead Active Thermal Control fluid routing design, build, integration, testing, and verification activities.

This role requires a BS in mechanical or aerospace engineering, 3 years of thermal/mechanical experience, strong CAD skills (Creo preferred), and the ability to work with NASA and a cross‑functional team in a

Qualifications

• B.S. in mechanical or aerospace engineering required.
• 3 years of relevant Thermal or Mechanical Engineering experience.
• Strong mechanical design and integration skills using 3D CAD software, Creo preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provide manufacturing and production support for hardware.
• Provide technical guidance for integration.
• Apply practical approaches to hardware fabrication and cost impacts.
• Create test plans, specifications, and other documentation for flight hardware.

Skills

Thermal engineering

Mechanical design

Hardware testing

Aerospace verification

Active thermal control

Education

B.S. in mechanical or aerospace engineering

M.S. in mechanical or aerospace engineering

Tools

Creo

Job description

Blue Origin in Colorado is seeking an engineer to develop and integrate thermal control systems for the Blue Moon Crew Lander as part of the Human Landing System program. You will lead Active Thermal Control fluid routing design, build, integration, testing, and verification activities.

This role requires a BS in mechanical or aerospace engineering, 3 years of thermal/mechanical experience, strong CAD skills (Creo preferred), and the ability to work with NASA and a cross‑functional team in a