Starship Propulsion Engineer: Shape Interplanetary Fluid Systems
SpaceX
Town of Texas (WI)
On-site
USD 70,000 - 110,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A leading aerospace company is seeking a Propulsion Engineer to develop, analyze, and design fluid systems for its Starship and Super Heavy vehicles. The ideal candidate will hold a degree in aerospace or mechanical engineering and have experience with mechanical design and engineering principles. Responsibilities include analyzing system design and supporting production. Applicants must be U.S. citizens or eligible for required authorizations. Flexibility in travel and working conditions may be required.
Qualifications
1+ years of mechanical or fluids design, analysis, or build experience, including internships.
2+ years of professional experience in aerospace/mechanical engineering preferred.
Responsibilities
Perform fluids system sizing analysis and transform requirements into hardware concepts.
Design pressurized and unpressurized structures and parts and perform structural analysis.
Coordinate and execute development, qualification, and acceptance testing of flight hardware.
Skills
Mechanical design
Fluids design
CAD modeling
Interpersonal skills
Organizational skills
Education
Bachelor's or advanced degree in aerospace engineering, mechanical engineering, or related field
Tools
Siemens NX
Finite element analysis (FEA) software
Job description
A leading aerospace company is seeking a Propulsion Engineer to develop, analyze, and design fluid systems for its Starship and Super Heavy vehicles. The ideal candidate will hold a degree in aerospace or mechanical engineering and have experience with mechanical design and engineering principles. Responsibilities include analyzing system design and supporting production. Applicants must be U.S. citizens or eligible for required authorizations. Flexibility in travel and working conditions may be required.