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Reaxiomatic is seeking a Staff Fluid Systems Engineer in San Diego responsible for the architecture and delivery of fluid systems for the company's first product. The engineer will manage subsystems from concept to integration, ensuring rapid development under tight timelines.
The role requires experience in system development, collaboration across various engineering domains, and sound decision-making for sourcing and manufacturability. Candidates should have a proven track record in system integration and technical analysis.
The Staff Fluid Systems Engineer is responsible for the architecture and delivery of a complete fluid system on the company's first product. This role owns the subsystem from initial concept through integration, combining structural, mechanical, and fluid considerations into a coherent design that meets program intent under aggressive development timelines. The engineer will assemble systems rapidly using a combination of commercial off-the-shelf components and targeted development, while maintaining sound engineering judgment, safety, and quality.
The role requires a systems-minded engineer capable of moving from first principles through analysis to implementation, making pragmatic decisions about sourcing, integration, and manufacturability. The timeline for development is a central constraint; scope and implementation must be shaped through disciplined engineering analysis and iteration to deliver functional capability quickly without compromising system integrity.
This role reports to the Founder and CEO and is based onsite in San Diego.
The engineer serves as the responsible engineer for the fluid subsystem on the first product. Responsibilities include defining the initial architecture, performing and guiding key analyses, selecting and integrating components, managing subsystem budget and schedule, and ensuring the system performs as intended. The role does not initially include direct reports but requires coordination with other engineers across the vehicle as well as management of vendors and subcontractors.
The position combines subsystem technical ownership with programmatic responsibility. The engineer is expected to develop the subsystem in a scrappy and iterative manner while maintaining the level of technical clarity, analytical rigor, and professionalism required to support internal decision-making and external customer confidence.