Ultrasonic NDT Technician – Composites (Aerospace)

Blue Origin LLC; United States; On-site; USD 85,000 - 125,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Life insurance

Parental leave

Stock options

PTO

Job summary

Blue Origin LLC is seeking an experienced Ultrasonic NDT Technician to perform high-precision inspections on aerospace components. You will develop and apply ultrasonic techniques, interpret results, and document findings to ensure part integrity and life span.

The role requires Level II NAS-410 certification, 800+ hours, and the ability to read blueprints. A safety-focused, collaborative environment and shift flexibility support the mission of safe human spaceflight.

Qualifications

• 2+ years of Level 2 experience in ultrasonics.
• Must pass Ultrasonic General Test and Specific Test by week 3.
• Must meet the minimum training requirements per NAS-410 in Ultrasound.
• Qualify to certify to level II status per NAS-410 with a minimum of 800 hours of documented experience.
• Meet minimum Vision Requirements: near vision and color perception.
• Ability to read and interpret blueprints and schematics.

Responsibilities

• Establish and maintain techniques to properly examine hardware, ensuring safety and spec compliance.
• Perform inspections using Ultrasonic equipment.
• Interpret inspection results and apply acceptance criteria identified on drawings or work orders.
• Documentation and organization of inspection results.
• Interface with Engineers/Managers to describe inspection results.

Skills

Ultrasonic testing

NDT inspection

NAS-410 knowledge

MS Office

Education

NAS-410 Ultrasound Training

Tools

MS Office

Job description

Blue Origin LLC is seeking an experienced Ultrasonic NDT Technician to perform high-precision inspections on aerospace components. You will develop and apply ultrasonic techniques, interpret results, and document findings to ensure part integrity and life span.

The role requires Level II NAS-410 certification, 800+ hours, and the ability to read blueprints. A safety-focused, collaborative environment and shift flexibility support the mission of safe human spaceflight.