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Join a leading aerospace company as a Thermal Analysis Engineer, where you'll lead advanced thermal analysis projects and collaborate with cross-functional teams. This role offers opportunities for professional growth and requires expertise in thermal analysis, vehicle-level analysis, and an active Top Secret clearance. Be a part of a mission to make space accessible for all.
We honor those who are not afraid to dream big and chase their dreams relentlessly, achieving big and changing everything. Those are Dreams Worth Chasing.
At Sierra Space, we envision a future where humanity lives and works in space, on moons, and planets. Our mission is to make this accessible to all, building a platform in space to benefit life on Earth and alter the course of humanity.
We have a bold mission and a bold company. Together, we are an extraordinary team.
As a Thermal Analysis Engineer, you will lead and contribute to advanced thermal analysis projects, applying your expertise in vehicle-level analysis and system design to develop thermal solutions. You will work autonomously, ensuring the application of aerospace principles, standards, and theories to complex challenges, collaborating with cross-functional teams and providing technical leadership.
We seek dreamers who align with our values and goals, meeting the minimum qualifications below. Preferred qualifications are a bonus.
Level II: $91,905 - $126,390
Level III: $116,050 - $159,555
Senior Level: $137,610 - $189,227.50
Principal Level: $165,165 - $227,122.50
This role requires an active Top Secret with SCI clearance. U.S. Citizenship is required. The position involves physical and mental requirements, and working conditions that are typical in aerospace environments.
We offer competitive compensation, benefits, and professional growth opportunities. Sierra Space is committed to diversity and equal opportunity. Please note application deadlines and our policy on unsolicited resumes.