Starship Heatshield Lead – Night Shift

Spacex; United States; On-site; USD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

SpaceX in the United States is seeking a Supervisor, Starship Heatshield – Night Shift to oversee shop floor activities, manage a team of about 20 technicians, and drive production on a fast-paced aerospace program.

Responsibilities include scheduling, process improvement, training, safety compliance, and reporting. The role requires leadership, Lean knowledge, and a technical bachelor’s degree; night and extended hours possible.

Qualifications

• Leadership experience supervising a staff of technicians
• Experience applying lean manufacturing principles
• Strong communication with engineering and production teams
• Experience in final assembly in aerospace environments
• Ability to implement Kaizen, Six Sigma, or similar improvements

Responsibilities

• Supervise shop floor activity including daily schedules and workflow
• Lead and manage a staff of ~20 technicians including performance management
• Improve process and manpower efficiency, utilization, and productivity
• Review work instructions and recommend changes to engineering and shop floor
• Assess and vet appropriate skillsets; identify training needs
• Develop training programs for current and future mission needs
• Provide data and reporting to support departmental metrics
• Monitor labor hours and overtime; implement improvement plans
• Communicate job expectations; plan, monitor and Appraise results
• Organize and track work/deliverables for multi-shift schedules
• Foster cooperation between departments; ensure product quality
• Maintain tooling and consumable inventory; ensure safety and efficiency
• Audit for safety and continuous improvement

Skills

Leadership

Lean manufacturing

Communication

Final assembly

Aerospace manufacturing

Education

Bachelor’s degree in a technical discipline

Job description

SpaceX in the United States is seeking a Supervisor, Starship Heatshield – Night Shift to oversee shop floor activities, manage a team of about 20 technicians, and drive production on a fast-paced aerospace program.

Responsibilities include scheduling, process improvement, training, safety compliance, and reporting. The role requires leadership, Lean knowledge, and a technical bachelor’s degree; night and extended hours possible.