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Sr. Mission Assurance Manager

Terran Orbital

Irvine, CA · full time · Senior

$165,000 – $210,000

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What this role is

This role leads mission assurance efforts for satellite manufacturing, ensuring customer deliverables meet quality, cost, and schedule requirements while managing risks across engineering, manufacturing, and operations. It suits experienced aerospace professionals who excel at cross-functional collaboration and can bridge internal teams with external customer quality standards.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in engineering or relevant STEM discipline, or Associate's degree in engineering plus 8+ years aerospace Mission Assurance experience
  • 8+ years experience in Mission Assurance or Product Assurance role
  • Experience in Quality Assurance, System Safety Engineering, Reliability Engineering, or Parts, Materials and Processes Engineering
  • Knowledge of Quality Management Systems and processes
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills
  • Experience implementing aerospace industry, government and European quality/mission assurance standards
  • U.S. citizenship and ability to obtain and maintain DoD security clearance

Nice to have

  • Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or EEE discipline
  • Master's degree in engineering, physical sciences, or business administration
  • 6+ years Mission Assurance experience in aerospace industry
  • Experience with aerospace customer mission and product assurance standards
  • Concept-to-design-to-manufacturing-to-delivery spacecraft experience
  • Understanding of satellites, payloads, and ground systems for space vehicles
  • Software quality experience

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