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Senior Manufacturing Test Engineer, Electromechanical Mechanisms

Relativity Space

Long Beach, CA · Senior

$109,000 – $149,500

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What this role is

Relativity Space seeks a senior engineer to own the development and validation of test processes for pneumatic and mechanical systems across their rocket manufacturing operation. This role combines hands-on troubleshooting on the production floor with cross-functional leadership to optimize how the company builds and tests flight hardware at scale.

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What they ask for

Required

  • BS in aerospace, mechanical, electrical, manufacturing engineering or related discipline
  • 3+ years building and testing hardware in manufacturing
  • Experience authoring test procedures for mechanical, electrical and pneumatic assemblies
  • Experience partnering with design and manufacturing teams to execute tests and investigate failures
  • Experience designing and implementing large-scope test systems and process improvements
  • Expert knowledge of safety standards and test hazards
  • Hands-on experience in at least two of: electromechanical/pneumatic assembly, electrical/pneumatic checkouts, integrated testing, leak checking, sensor checkouts, high-voltage systems, high-pressure pneumatic systems, or instrumentation setup

Nice to have

  • Self-starter with track record defining testing processes and managing projects in fast-paced production environments
  • Knowledge of rocket subsystems including structures, mechanisms, high-pressure gas systems and avionics
  • Experience planning and conducting hazardous operations for aerospace hardware
  • Knowledge of industry standards like SMC-S-016, MIL-STD-1540D, MIL-STD-810G
  • Experience with test automation and electrical/pressure test equipment

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