Turbomachinery Engineer II: Space Propulsion

Telemetry Today LLC; Long Beach (CA); On-site; USD 104,000 - 156,000; Full time

Job summary

Relativity Space in the United States is seeking a technical turbomachinery engineer to advance turbine design for space applications. You will collaborate with propulsion and manufacturing teams to incorporate improvements from concept to launch, tackling ambiguous challenges and driving projects to completion.

The role requires a degree in engineering and 2+ years of relevant experience, knowledge of turbine design, aerodynamic and structural analysis, and experience with LCF/HCF methods.

Qualifications

• Degree in engineering or related technical field with 2+ years of relevant experience.
• Experience with turbine design, performing aerodynamic and structural analysis.
• Experience with LCF and HCF methodologies.
• Knowledge of turbomachinery design and analysis.
• Knowledge of turbopump assembly procedures, including rotor balancing, interference fits, clearance checks.

Responsibilities

• Advance turbine design for space applications and collaborate with propulsion and manufacturing teams.
• Incorporate improvements from concept through launch and iterate on turbomachinery systems.
• Work across design, development, and analysis interfaces in a fast-paced, aerospace environment.

Skills

Turbomachinery design

Aerodynamic analysis

Structural analysis

LCF/HCF methodologies

Turbopump assembly procedures

Rotor balancing

Interference fits

Education

Engineering degree or related technical field

Tools

Siemens NX

Teamcenter

Job description

Relativity Space in the United States is seeking a technical turbomachinery engineer to advance turbine design for space applications. You will collaborate with propulsion and manufacturing teams to incorporate improvements from concept to launch, tackling ambiguous challenges and driving projects to completion.

The role requires a degree in engineering and 2+ years of relevant experience, knowledge of turbine design, aerodynamic and structural analysis, and experience with LCF/HCF methods.