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Staff Build Reliability Engineer, Structures

Relativity Space

Long Beach, CA · Staff

$143,000 – $215,000

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What this role is

This Staff Build Reliability Engineer role at a rocket manufacturer focuses on embedding quality throughout design, production, and launch operations for their Terran R vehicle. It suits experienced quality engineers from aerospace or complex manufacturing who want to establish quality systems at a growth-stage company where they can shape processes and culture from the ground up.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in Engineering or STEM field
  • Minimum 5 years as a Quality Engineer in fast-paced manufacturing
  • Experience interfacing with design engineering, manufacturing, production, and test teams
  • In-depth knowledge of aerospace manufacturing and quality processes/controls
  • Proficiency with GD&T
  • Problem-solving ability across multiple teams
  • Process development and first-time quality expertise

Nice to have

  • FMEA (Failure Modes and Effects Analysis)
  • APQP (Advanced Product Quality Planning)
  • SPC (Statistical Process Control)
  • PPV (Production Process Verification)
  • New product introduction (NPI) experience with hardware systems
  • High-volume inspection methods knowledge
  • Data-driven acceptance methods
  • AS9100/ISO9001 aerospace standards understanding
  • Demonstrated ability to define and own processes independently

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