Our client is one of the premier space equipment and and rocket component manufacturing, design and development corporations in the United States situated on the Gold Coast of Florida.
They are seeking to find the the above engineer - scientist for new projects and team builds.
Want to enter the Space Industry - Our client also seek graduate premier-super-minds for thier recruitment intake. Awarded a First Class Classification, Engineering, IT Software Design degree, Masters and Ph.D.
Job Introduction:
• No aerospace experience required- we welcome fresh graduates as well as those with hands-on backgrounds in aviation, automotive, manufacturing, offshore operations, industrial systems, construction, or adjacent industries.
• Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, or a related field.
• No aerospace experience needed-we value unique backgrounds and perspectives
• Demonstrated ability to safely operate common power tools.
• Ability to deliver on tight schedules, especially when unconventional & creative solutions are necessary.
• This role may require travel to production and launch locations, up to 10%
• Valid driver's license to operate vehicles on the test site.
• Nice to haves but not required
• Proficiency in 3D modeling and drafting, including GD&T.
• Strong engineering fundamentals in Thermal Fluid Systems and Structures.
• Hands-on fabrication experience for complex assemblies.
• Working knowledge of fluid components and ability to understand/develop fluid P&IDs for large-scale test systems.
• Experience safely operating complex fluid systems, including high pressure gas, cryogenic fluids, flammables, and hydraulics
• Technical writing or documentation experience.
Responsibilities:
• As a Propulsion Test Engineer II, you will work with test stands and test articles (high-energy components, engines, and full stages) for Terran R. You'll have the opportunity to see a heavy-lift orbital launch vehicle and its many parts come to life through testing.
• You'll solve a variety of technical problems across broad ranges of timeframe, complexity, and impact, and continuously improve processes to move faster and more efficiently.
• The role includes three focus areas - Design & Build, Operations, and Integration.
• You'll initially be placed on a team in one focus area, with opportunities to work across focuses as you develop in the role, particularly between Operations and Integration which work closely together.
• Design fluid systems (gas, liquid, cryogenic) including Piping & Instruction Diagrams. (P&IDs), analysis, and component selection.
• Design structural and mechanical systems
• including 3D modeling, analysis, and fabrication drawings.
• Source components and develop detailed fabrication work instructions.
• Bring new test stands to life by managing fabrication, activation, and initial operations.
• Design and implement upgrades to operational test stands to enable new test capabilities.
• Maintain test stands through preventive maintenance and rapid response to anomalies & equipment failures.
• [Operations Focus].
• Conduct test operations on high-energy components, engines, and stages.
• Control test stand and test article through GUIs and automation while monitoring cameras and telemetry.
• Conduct flight acceptance, qualification, and development testing campaigns to validate designs and continuously improve the rocket.
• Develop and optimize GUIs, procedures, control automation, and data review processes.
• Prepare test articles for testing through inspections, functional checks, leak checks, and managing non-conformances.
• Bring new test stands to life and support modifications and maintenance on existing facilities.
• Operations Engineers typically work a scheduled morning or evening shift
• [Integration Focus].
• Manage test articles through test prep, post-test processing, and repairs.
• Author work instructions for test articles and coordinate work with technicians and quality inspectors.
• Manage non-conformances, author corrective work instructions, and implement part requirements.
• Maintain work instructions current with evolving build specifications and drive standardiastion across sites.
• Incorporate feedback and optimize part usage to streamline hardware flow and reduce waste.
• Integration Engineers typically work a scheduled morning or evening shift.
About the Role:
As a Propulsion Test Engineer II, you will work with test stands and test articles (high-energy components, engines, and full stages) for Terran R.
You'll have the opportunity to see a heavy-lift orbital launch vehicle and its many parts come to life through testing. Entry-level engineers at the facility work in partnership with experienced engineers, technicians, and welders to build and modify test facilities and participate in test campaigns to evaluate complex rocket hardware.
You'll solve a variety of technical problems across broad ranges of timeframe, complexity, and impact, and continuously improve processes to move faster and more efficiently. The role includes three focus areas - Design & Build, Operations, and Integration.
You'll initially be placed on a team in one focus area, with opportunities to work across focuses as you develop in the role, particularly between Operations and Integration which work closely together.
[Design & Build Focus]
• Design fluid systems (gas, liquid, cryogenic) including Piping & Instruction Diagrams (P&IDs), analysis, and component selection.
• Design structural and mechanical systems including 3D modeling, analysis, and fabrication drawings.
• Source components and develop detailed fabrication work instructions.
• Bring new test stands to life by managing fabrication, activation, and initial operations.
• Design and implement upgrades to operational test stands to enable new test capabilities.
• Maintain test stands through preventive maintenance and rapid response to anomalies & equipment failures.
[Operations Focus]
• Conduct test operations on high-energy components, engines, and stages.
• Control test stand and test article through GUIs and automation while monitoring cameras and telemetry.
• Conduct flight acceptance, qualification, and development testing campaigns to validate designs and continuously improve the rocket.
• Develop and optimize GUIs, procedures, control automation, and data review processes.
• Prepare test articles for testing through inspections, functional checks, leak checks, and managing non-conformances.
• Bring new test stands to life and support modifications and maintenance on existing facilities.
• Operations Engineers typically work a scheduled morning or evening shift.
[Integration Focus]
• Manage test articles through test prep, post-test processing, and repairs.
• Author work instructions for test articles and coordinate work with technicians and quality inspectors.
• Manage non-conformances, author corrective work instructions, and implement part requirements.
• Maintain work instructions current with evolving build specifications and drive standardization across sites.
• Incorporate feedback and optimize part usage to streamline hardware flow and reduce waste.
Integration Engineers typically work a scheduled morning or evening shift.
About You:
• Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, or a related field.
• No aerospace experience needed-we value unique backgrounds and perspectives.
• Demonstrated ability to safely operate common power tools.
• Ability to deliver on tight schedules, especially when unconventional & creative solutions are necessary.
• This role may require travel to production and launch locations, up to 10%.
• Valid driver's license to operate vehicles on the test site.
Nice to haves but not required.
• Proficiency in 3D modeling and drafting, including GD&T.
• Strong engineering fundamentals in Thermal Fluid Systems and Structures.
• Hands-on fabrication experience for complex assemblies.
• Working knowledge of fluid components and ability to understand/develop fluid P&IDs for large-scale test systems.
• Experience safely operating complex fluid systems, including high pressure gas, cryogenic fluids, flammables, and hydraulics.
• Technical writing or documentation experience.
Interested? Please send your Microsoft Word CV to Scott-Slater, Vish Atari, Joey Polpero Ashley Armstrong LLM, Muchen Chang, Kato Suzuki, Abi Shasori, Troy Chrysler, Stephen Brown, Enzo Guluti, Steve Maclaren, Chris Lingard, Steve Turner and Miguel Porteau.
E - uswwrecruitment@aol.com
We will contact you by email and arrange a preliminary discussion.
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