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As a Software Engineer II at Relativity Space, you will play a key role in designing and implementing software for the Mission Assurance and Vehicle Simulation (MAVS) team. Your responsibilities include building systems for testing, configuring, and deploying software for the Terran-R rocket. You will work with a diverse team to drive the company's mission of a multiplanetary future.
Drive the development of the flight and ground RF & Telemetry system, model antenna radiation patterns, develop system architecture, select components, support regulatory activities, and mentor a team of telemetry engineers.
Assist in day-to-day production tasks related to aerospace barrel panels manufacturing through CNC machining and rolling processes. Responsible for panel dimensional inspections, precision blending, and upholding safety and quality standards. Requires high school diploma, metal fabrication experience, and proficiency in using inspection and hand tools.
Perform digital and computed radiographic inspections, evaluate radiographic images for quality, develop NDE techniques, and work with vendors to maintain radiographic equipment in an aerospace manufacturing setting.
Develop and productionize Friction Stir Welding processes, lead day-to-day production tasks, problem solve manufacturing machinery issues, ensure safety standards, and foster teamwork within the Friction Stir Welding team at Relativity Space.
Design, analyze, and build hydraulic and fluid power systems for structural test stands. Collaborate with other engineering groups and ensure performance during normal operations.
Design, analyze, and build hydraulic and fluid power systems for structural test stands. Collaborate with cross-functional engineering teams and ensure performance during normal operations and abort scenarios. Commission assets and systems, mentor other engineers, and present design reviews.
The Staff Accountant will be responsible for various accounting tasks such as preparing journal entries, reconciling balance sheets, assisting with financial statements, and supporting the year-end audit. The ideal candidate should have a Bachelor's degree in Accounting or Finance, 1-3 years of relevant accounting experience, strong knowledge of US GAAP, and advanced Excel skills.
You will work across all engineering disciplines to tackle challenging issues faced by Relativity in design, build, test, and launch operations. Responsibilities include performing independent assessments of subsystem and system designs, driving architectural decision-making, leading root cause investigations, and developing processes to assess manufacturing issues.
The Structures Design Engineer II at Relativity Space is responsible for designing, analyzing, testing, and manufacturing launch vehicle integrated structures. The role involves conceptualization, design, analysis, and testing for various structures related to launch vehicles. The engineer will work on flight components for the Terran R vehicle using NX/TeamCenter and perform analysis using Nastran, ANSYS, and hand calculations.
The Engine Manufacturing Program Manager role at Relativity Space involves overseeing propulsion engineering, supply chain management, and manufacturing program management to ensure the development and production of high-performing engine hardware for the Terran R program. Responsibilities include maintaining release schedules, forging relationships with key stakeholders, and optimizing engine manufacturing milestones.
As a Stage Fluids Analyst, you will help drive the technical direction of Relativity’s products across the domain of Fluid Dynamics, focusing on internal flow and fluid analysis using the full range of analysis tools from CFD, to numerical models and hand calculations.
Design, analyze, and operate automated fluid systems for testing rockets at our facility in Long Beach, CA.
As a Sr Materials & Processes Engineer, you will be responsible for researching, selecting, developing, and analyzing materials and processes for structural composites on the Terran-R vehicle. You will also be involved in determining qualification criteria, implementing process controls, and collaborating with cross-functional teams. A bachelor's degree in materials science or engineering is required, along with 5+ years of relevant experience.
Lead and coordinate integrated product team for complex mechanism systems, drive program execution, optimize verification events, resolve technical issues, and manage product lifecycle.
Lead a team of engineers to produce integrated stage assemblies in a production facility. Ensure efficient manufacturing processes, advocate for scalable manufacturing, oversee build flow planning, manage assembly logistics, and lead issue resolutions.
Lead an Integrated Product Team for complex fluid systems in the aerospace industry at Relativity Space. Responsible for driving program execution, resolving technical issues, and optimizing the life cycle of fluid systems. Coordinate resources, assign responsibilities, and remove roadblocks for program execution. Occasional travel may be required to test & launch sites.
Design and test mechanisms for Terran R rocket, work collaboratively with partner groups, lead projects from conceptualization to testing, conduct trade studies on design concepts, integrate subsystems within primary structure.
Responsible for bringing critical flight structures from design concept to physical hardware ready for launch.
Design, fabricate, and activate test stands and fixtures for a launch vehicle. Collaborate with other teams to create development and production level assets. Expertise in mechanical design and analysis process for highly-loaded components.