Technical Project Manager

Location: Ashburn, Virginia
Type: Permanent
Job #7831
Salary: NON 150,000

Technical Project Manager – Space Systems & Supply Chain

A fast-growing space technology company is seeking a Technical Project Manager to lead strategic sourcing, supplier management, and supply chain execution for a cutting-edge spacecraft development program.

This is a highly cross-functional role at the intersection of engineering, procurement, and program execution. You'll be responsible for managing critical supplier relationships, driving procurement strategy, mitigating supply chain risks, and ensuring hardware, materials, and services are delivered on schedule to support development and flight milestones.

Key Responsibilities

Manage relationships with key spacecraft and hardware suppliers, including contract execution, milestone tracking, deliverable acceptance, and issue resolution
Partner with engineering teams to translate technical requirements into procurement specifications, RFQs, and Statements of Work
Lead negotiations covering pricing, schedules, contractual terms, and supplier performance
Develop and maintain a robust supplier network supporting spacecraft and payload development activities
Establish and manage approved vendor lists and supplier qualification processes
Monitor supplier performance through scorecards, audits, and corrective action initiatives
Identify and mitigate supply chain risks, including long-lead components, sole-source suppliers, and regulatory constraints
Support inventory planning and material readiness to align with program schedules
Ensure procurement activities comply with applicable export control and regulatory requirements
Help build and scale procurement processes, systems, and best practices as the organization grows

Required Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain, Engineering, Business, or a related discipline
5+ years of experience in project management, procurement, strategic sourcing, or supply chain management
Experience managing complex supplier relationships and high-value contracts
Strong commercial acumen with proven contract negotiation experience
Familiarity with export control regulations and regulated supply chain environments
Experience using ERP, procurement, or supply chain management systems
Excellent organizational and communication skills
Ability to work effectively across engineering, operations, finance, and program teams
U.S. Citizenship required

Preferred Experience

Aerospace, space, defense, or other highly regulated hardware industries
Startup or high-growth technology environments
Procurement of electronics, power systems, RF hardware, or advanced engineering components
Building procurement functions, supplier networks, or sourcing processes from the ground up
Professional certifications such as CPSM, CPM, or equivalent
Experience with cost modeling, supplier strategy, and total cost of ownership analysis

Senior IT Security Engineer – Mission System Cybersecurity & Compliance

Location: Denver, Colorado
Type: Permanent
Job #7829
Salary: NON 120,000

An innovative space technology organisation developing next-generation robotic and autonomous systems for lunar and planetary exploration is seeking a Senior IT Security Engineer – Mission Systems Cybersecurity & Compliance. This individual will be responsible for securing mission-critical systems, ensuring cybersecurity compliance across complex engineering environments, and supporting the development of resilient operational infrastructure. The role combines technical cybersecurity expertise, governance and compliance leadership, and collaboration with multidisciplinary engineering teams in a fast-paced, high-growth environment.

Key Responsibilities

Develop, implement, and maintain cybersecurity controls aligned with frameworks such as NIST 800-53, NIST 800-171, DFARS/FAR, and ITAR requirements.
Translate cybersecurity requirements into system architecture, design, implementation, testing, and verification activities.
Design and maintain security controls for mission and operational systems, including access management, continuous monitoring, vulnerability management, and incident response.
Lead compliance initiatives, audits, and assessments while ensuring audit readiness and timely remediation of findings.
Produce and maintain cybersecurity documentation including System Security Plans (SSPs), Plans of Action & Milestones (POA&Ms), Security Control Traceability Matrices (SCTMs), and supporting accreditation artefacts.
Support security investigations, forensic analysis, monitoring activities, and remediation efforts for identified vulnerabilities and incidents.
Evaluate and implement cybersecurity technologies such as SIEM, DLP, monitoring, and compliance management tools.
Collaborate with engineering, IT, and compliance teams to strengthen governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) processes.
Develop strategies to improve system resilience, survivability, maintainability, and security throughout the system lifecycle.
Promote cybersecurity awareness and best practices across the organisation.

Key Requirements

Bachelor's or Master's degree in Cybersecurity, Computer Science, Engineering, Information Technology, or a related discipline (or equivalent experience).
Experience in cybersecurity, governance, risk management, compliance, or information assurance environments.
Strong knowledge of cybersecurity frameworks and regulatory requirements including NIST, RMF, ISO standards, DFARS/FAR, and controlled environments.
Experience supporting security compliance audits and accreditation activities.
Understanding of systems engineering principles including requirements management, architecture, design, testing, and verification.
Technical expertise across cloud environments, operating systems, networking, security controls, vulnerability management, and incident response.
Experience developing and maintaining security documentation and compliance artefacts.
Strong communication, stakeholder management, and cross-functional collaboration skills.
Ability to work independently, manage competing priorities, and meet critical deadlines.
Eligibility to work within regulated or government-controlled environments.

This is an excellent opportunity for a cybersecurity professional seeking to play a key role in protecting mission-critical systems within a cutting-edge aerospace and advanced technology environment. The successful candidate will contribute directly to the security, compliance, and resilience of systems supporting pioneering space exploration initiatives while working alongside highly skilled engineering and technical teams.

Harness Design Engineer

Location: Santa Clara, California
Type: Permanent
Job #7800
Salary: NON 120,000

Harness Design Engineer
Location: San Jose, CA
Employment Type: Full-Time
Work Arrangement: Onsite

About the Role
We are seeking a Harness Design Engineer to own the complete lifecycle of electrical harness development for advanced spacecraft programs. This role combines electrical design, systems integration, and hands-on hardware development, supporting missions from initial concept through fabrication, integration, and flight acceptance.
The ideal candidate will have experience designing aerospace-grade wiring harnesses and enjoy working closely with electrical, mechanical, manufacturing, and integration teams to deliver reliable flight hardware. This is an opportunity to play a critical role in the development of next-generation satellite systems operating in demanding space environments.

What You'll Do

Design and develop spacecraft electrical harnesses from requirements definition through fabrication, integration, and acceptance testing
Create and maintain harness design documentation, including wire lists, schematics, connector selections, drawings, and routing diagrams
Author and maintain engineering specifications, manufacturing work instructions, and acceptance test procedures (ATPs)
Support and lead harness fabrication efforts alongside manufacturing and technician teams, providing build support and resolving production discrepancies
Perform and review electrical analyses, including wire sizing, voltage drop calculations, grounding and shielding strategies, and derating assessments
Lead spacecraft harness integration activities, including continuity testing, pull testing, hi-pot testing, and functional verification
Drive continuous improvement initiatives through lessons learned, Design for Manufacturability (DFM) reviews, and failure investigations
Work directly with suppliers and vendors to specify, procure, and qualify harness components such as connectors, wire, backshells, and associated hardware

What We're Looking For
Required Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or a related technical discipline
2+ years of experience designing electrical harnesses for aerospace, spacecraft, defense, or other high-reliability systems
Hands-on experience with harness design tools such as OnShape, Altium, or similar platforms
Experience supporting hardware through build, integration, and test phases
Solid understanding of grounding, shielding, and EMI/EMC principles for complex electrical systems
Strong technical documentation skills, including specifications, engineering drawings, and manufacturing work instructions

Preferred Qualifications

Experience supporting LEO, GEO, or other spacecraft programs
Familiarity with aerospace wiring and connector standards, including MIL-DTL-38999, MIL-W-22759, NASA-STD-8739.4, or similar
Knowledge of NASA, ECSS, or equivalent aerospace workmanship standards
IPC/WHMA-A-620 certification or equivalent harness manufacturing certification
Experience working within AS9100 quality management environments
Familiarity with Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) or Product Data Management (PDM) systems

Why Join Us?

Contribute directly to the development of next-generation spacecraft and satellite systems
Own critical hardware from concept through flight-ready integration
Collaborate with multidisciplinary engineering teams in a fast-paced aerospace environment
Gain hands-on experience with cutting-edge spaceflight hardware and mission-critical systems
Play a key role in delivering reliable spacecraft that support Earth observation, communications, science, and exploration mission

Propulsion Engineer

Location: Toronto, Ontario
Type: Permanent
Job #7793
Salary: NON 175,000

Lead Propulsion Engineer
(Methalox Focus)
Overview
We’re looking for a Head / Lead Propulsion Engineer to own the design, development, and
delivery of a liquid rocket propulsion system from early-stage build through to launch. This
role combines deep technical ownership with team leadership, operating at system level
across the full engine.
Key Responsibilities
• Own propulsion system architecture and development strategy
• Lead design across injector, combustion chamber, and feed systems
• Make system-level trade-offs across performance, reliability, and manufacturability
• Build and lead a multidisciplinary propulsion team
• Drive testing strategy from component through to full engine hot fire
• Diagnose failures and iterate designs quickly
• Interface with structures, avionics, and manufacturing teams
Required Experience
• ~10+ years in liquid rocket propulsion
• Strong hands-on experience with engine hardware and testing
• Proven ability to operate across full propulsion system, not just one component
• Prior experience leading teams or coordinating multi-disciplinary efforts
• Strong grounding in fluid dynamics, thermodynamics, and combustion
Technical Requirements
• Strong experience with injector design / development (critical)
• Solid understanding of combustion chamber behaviour
• Working knowledge of turbopumps / feed systems
• Experience with cryogenic propellants (methane, hydrogen, LOX)
What Doesn’t Work
• Pure analysis / simulation backgrounds
• Narrow specialists with no system-level understanding
• Startup “titles without depth” profiles

Propulsion Analyst

Location: Toronto, Ontario
Remote: Hybrid
Type: Permanent
Job #7790
Salary: NON 175,000

Propulsion Analyst, Launch Vehicle Development

We are supporting a fast-moving launch company developing next-generation rocket vehicles from concept through flight. The team is building at an early-stage, 0-to-1 phase, so this role suits someone who enjoys ambiguity, ownership, and working closely with propulsion, vehicle, test, and systems teams.

The role:

You will support propulsion system analysis across liquid rocket engine and/or vehicle-level propulsion architecture, helping drive design decisions through modelling, simulation, trade studies, and performance evaluation.

Responsibilities:

Perform propulsion system analysis for launch vehicle and rocket engine development
Build and maintain models for engine performance, fluid systems, thermodynamics, and vehicle-level propulsion behaviour
Support trade studies across engine cycle, propellant selection, feed systems, pressurisation, cooling, and performance margins
Analyse test data from component, subsystem, and integrated propulsion testing
Work closely with propulsion design, test, GNC, structures, and systems engineering teams
Support requirements definition, verification planning, and design reviews
Identify performance risks, sensitivities, and opportunities for optimisation
Contribute to early architecture decisions in a 0-to-1 launch vehicle environment

Ideal background:

Experience in propulsion analysis, rocket engine performance, fluid systems, or launch vehicle modelling
Strong understanding of thermodynamics, compressible flow, fluid dynamics, combustion, and propulsion fundamentals
Experience with tools such as Python, MATLAB, Simulink, CEA, REFPROP, EcosimPro, Modelica, NPSS, or similar
Exposure to liquid propulsion systems, pressurised systems, turbomachinery, feed systems, tanks, valves, or thermal management
Comfortable working from first principles where processes and tools may still be immature
Experience analysing hot-fire, component, or integrated system test data is highly valuable
Aerospace, mechanical, propulsion, or related engineering degree preferred

Nice to have:

Launch vehicle or rocket engine development experience
Early-stage startup or rapid development environment experience
Experience with LOX/methane, LOX/RP-1, hydrogen, or storable propulsion systems
Familiarity with system safety, verification, requirements, and design review processes
Understanding of vehicle performance, trajectory impacts, and mass/performance trades

Working style:

This is a hands-on analytical role in a highly iterative engineering environment. The right person will be technically strong, pragmatic, and comfortable influencing design decisions with imperfect data.

Satellite Manufacturing Engineer

Location: Littleton, Colorado
Type: Permanent
Job #7788
Salary: NON 150,000

Satellite Manufacturing Engineer
Location: Littleton, CO
Employment Type: Full-Time
Salary Range: $110,000 – $150,000 USD

About the Role
We are seeking a Satellite Manufacturing Engineer to support the assembly, integration, and production of advanced spacecraft systems. This role serves as a critical bridge between engineering and manufacturing, ensuring that spacecraft hardware is built efficiently, accurately, and in accordance with quality and program requirements.
The ideal candidate has experience supporting both mechanical and electrical manufacturing activities and enjoys working hands-on with technicians and engineers to solve production challenges. You will play a key role in developing manufacturing processes, improving production workflows, and supporting spacecraft integration from component-level assembly through final system testing.

What You'll Do

Generate and maintain detailed manufacturing work instructions from engineering drawings, CAD models, electrical interface documents, schematics, BOMs, and technical documentation
Develop, release, and maintain Manufacturing Orders (MOs), routings, travelers, and production records within ERP/MES systems
Provide hands-on technical support to manufacturing and integration technicians during spacecraft assembly, integration, harness installation, and testing activities
Troubleshoot manufacturing and integration issues on the production floor and coordinate corrective actions with engineering teams
Develop and optimize manufacturing processes for mechanical assembly, electrical integration, cable and harness installation, subsystem integration, and test operations
Collaborate with Mechanical, Electrical, Test, and Systems Engineering teams to improve manufacturability and production efficiency
Support configuration management activities and ensure manufacturing documentation remains aligned with released engineering baselines
Assist with nonconformance investigations, root cause analysis, rework planning, and corrective action implementation
Support production planning efforts including work sequencing, build readiness reviews, material status verification, and manufacturing risk assessments
Ensure compliance with quality standards, ESD/FOD controls, cleanroom procedures, and safety requirements
Identify opportunities to improve manufacturing efficiency, tooling, workflows, and documentation quality
Support process development and validation for new spacecraft products, manufacturing methods, and integration techniques

What We're Looking For
Required Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, or a related technical discipline
3–8 years of experience supporting aerospace, satellite, avionics, electronics, or other high-reliability manufacturing environments
Experience developing manufacturing work instructions, manufacturing orders, and production documentation from engineering drawings and technical data packages
Experience supporting both mechanical and electrical manufacturing operations
Ability to read and interpret mechanical drawings, wiring diagrams, harness documentation, electrical interface documents, assembly procedures, and engineering specifications
Hands-on experience supporting precision mechanical assembly, electronics integration, cable and harness installation, or spacecraft subsystem integration
Experience troubleshooting manufacturing and integration challenges in a production environment
Strong understanding of manufacturing process development, configuration control, and production workflows
Excellent communication and collaboration skills with the ability to work effectively across engineering, manufacturing, quality, and supply chain teams
Ability to work independently in a fast-paced development and production environment
Experience working in cleanroom, ESD-controlled, and FOD-controlled environments

Preferred Qualifications

Experience supporting spacecraft, launch vehicle, or other spaceflight hardware programs
Familiarity with ERP/MES platforms such as Odoo, SAP, VECAMS, or similar systems
Experience supporting spacecraft integration and environmental testing campaigns
Familiarity with NASA documentation standards and aerospace manufacturing requirements
Experience with harness manufacturing, connector integration, and electrical test procedures
Experience developing production tooling, fixtures, or manufacturing support equipment
Experience supporting low-volume, high-complexity manufacturing operations
Lean Manufacturing, 5S, or continuous improvement experience
IPC soldering, cable, or harness certifications

Why Join Us?

Contribute directly to the development and production of advanced spacecraft systems
Work alongside multidisciplinary teams across engineering, manufacturing, integration, and test
Play a key role in improving production efficiency and manufacturing readiness
Gain exposure to the full spacecraft lifecycle, from component integration through mission-ready hardware
Join a collaborative, fast-paced environment where your work directly impacts mission success

Analysis Manager

Location: Seattle, Washington
Remote: Hybrid
Type: Permanent
Job #7763
Salary: NON 200,000

Analysis Manager | Start-up

We are partnered with a start-up developing next-generation compact energy systems for space, defense, maritime, and remote terrestrial applications.

They are looking for an Analysis Manager to lead a team across structural, thermal, and nuclear analysis disciplines, helping drive the development and deployment of highly complex engineering systems. This role combines technical leadership, team management, and cross-functional collaboration in a fast-paced R&D environment.

Key responsibilities include:

Leading and mentoring a multidisciplinary analysis team
Reviewing structural, thermal, and nuclear analysis deliverables
Supporting integrated product development with design and systems teams
Managing priorities and technical risk across multiple programs
Improving analysis workflows, tools, and engineering standards
Communicating technical progress and resource planning to leadership

What we’re looking for:

8+ years of engineering analysis experience
3+ years of management or team leadership experience
Strong expertise in structural, thermal, or nuclear analysis
FEA experience preferred
Experience within highly regulated or quality-driven environments (AS9100, NQA-1, etc.)
Ability to thrive in a startup or fast-moving engineering environment

? Seattle, WA (hybrid schedule)

? $175,000 – $210,000 base salary

? Equity included

? Strong benefits package including 401k match, family leave, relocation support, flexible PTO, and more

Analysis Manager | Start-up

We are partnered with a start-up developing next-generation compact energy systems for space, defense, maritime, and remote terrestrial applications.

Key responsibilities include:

Leading and mentoring a multidisciplinary analysis team
Reviewing structural, thermal, and nuclear analysis deliverables
Supporting integrated product development with design and systems teams
Managing priorities and technical risk across multiple programs
Improving analysis workflows, tools, and engineering standards
Communicating technical progress and resource planning to leadership

What we’re looking for:

8+ years of engineering analysis experience
3+ years of management or team leadership experience
Strong expertise in structural, thermal, or nuclear analysis
FEA experience preferred
Experience within highly regulated or quality-driven environments (AS9100, NQA-1, etc.)
Ability to thrive in a startup or fast-moving engineering environment

? Seattle, WA (hybrid schedule)

? $175,000 – $210,000 base salary

? Equity included

? Strong benefits package including 401k match, family leave, relocation support, flexible PTO, and more

Lead Launch Engineer

Location: Midland Intl, Texas
Type: Permanent
Job #7758
Salary: NON 140,000

Lead Launch Engineer | Spacecraft Integration & Mission Operations

A cutting-edge aerospace company developing next-generation space systems is seeking a Lead Launch Engineer to oversee spacecraft integration and launch operations for orbital missions.

This is a highly visible, hands-on engineering leadership role responsible for ensuring mechanical readiness, launch campaign execution, and mission success from spacecraft arrival through launch.

Key Responsibilities:

• Lead spacecraft mechanical integration and launch preparation activities

• Manage launch vehicle interface operations and integration sequencing

• Oversee Mechanical Ground Support Equipment (MGSE) deployment and readiness

• Serve as the primary mechanical authority during launch campaigns

• Coordinate cross-functional engineering, test, and launch provider teams

• Resolve real-time hardware and integration challenges during operations

• Review and approve procedures, workflows, and technical dispositions

• Drive operational improvements across launch processes and tooling

Requirements:

• Degree in Mechanical or Aerospace Engineering

• 8+ years of aerospace, launch operations, or high-reliability hardware experience

• Strong spacecraft or payload integration background

• Experience supporting launch campaigns or flight hardware processing

• CAD proficiency (Inventor, Creo, SolidWorks, NX, CATIA)

• Strong understanding of aerospace standards, GD&T, and configuration control

• Ability to lead effectively in high-pressure operational environments

Ideal for engineers with experience in spacecraft integration, launch operations, payload processing, or aerospace mission execution.

Turbomachinery Engineer

Location: Toronto, Ontario
Type: Permanent
Job #7756
Salary: NON 175,000

Turbomachinery Designer

A fast-moving launch vehicle company is developing a medium-lift orbital rocket and is looking for a Turbomachinery CAD/GD&T/Stack-up Designer to support the development of a high-thrust liquid rocket engine.

This role owns the translation of preliminary mechanical designs into release-ready hardware definition, including 3D models, 2D drawings, GD&T schemes, tolerance stack-ups, and production documentation for pumps, turbines, housings, impellers, shafts, seals, bearings, manifolds, volutes, and related rotating assemblies.

You will work across design, analysis, manufacturing, quality, suppliers, and internal build teams to make sure hardware is manufacturable, inspectable, and configuration-controlled.

Responsibilities

Own detailed 3D CAD models and assemblies for turbopump and rotating hardware.

Create production-ready 2D drawings covering datums, GD&T, surface finish, heat treatment, coatings, inspection requirements, and manufacturing notes.

Run tolerance stack-ups and define fits, clearances, and interface controls for cryogenic, hot-side, and transient operating environments.

Challenge design intent where needed, identifying costly or risky features and proposing manufacturable alternatives.

Support CNC, additive, EDM, grinding, balancing, brazing, welding, and related manufacturing processes.

Drive parts through PLM release, including part numbering, revisions, EBOM structure, and ECO documentation.

Work with suppliers and internal teams on RFIs, first-article inspection, CMM plans, metrology strategy, and nonconformance reviews.

Own drafting standards, templates, checking routines, title blocks, and drawing review practices.

Act as a GD&T focal point during design reviews.

Required Experience

Technical degree in mechanical design, product design, industrial drafting, or equivalent practical experience.

9+ years releasing detailed drawings for precision mechanical hardware in aerospace, turbomachinery, motorsport, energy, or another regulated/high-performance industry.

Hands-on experience with turbopump hardware through manufacturing and testing, including cold-flow, spin, or hot-fire campaigns.

Advanced CAD capability, ideally Siemens NX.

Strong ISO GPS / GD&T knowledge and datum strategy experience.

Proven ability to run tolerance stack-ups and define fits, clearances, runout, concentricity, and inspection criteria.

Ability to interpret FEA, rotordynamics, and manufacturing tolerance studies into drawing requirements.

Practical understanding of CNC turning/milling, additive manufacturing, EDM, grinding, and DfM/DfA trade-offs.

Experience with PLM/PDM systems, preferably Teamcenter.

Comfort operating in a high-ownership environment where process is still being built.

Preferred Experience

Formal GD&T, ISO GPS, metrology, or drafting certification.

Experience detailing rotating equipment or high-precision mechanical hardware.

Direct exposure to CMM, first-article inspection, GD&T verification, and nonconformance review.

Knowledge of bearing and seal fits, balance-driven requirements, surface finishes, coatings, heat treatments, cryogenic hardware, or hot-section turbomachinery.

Experience with aerospace configuration control and traceability for flight or test hardware.

Experience producing assembly drawings, exploded views, and shop-floor integration or test instructions.

Senior Staff Mechanical Analyst

Location: Denver, Colorado
Type: Permanent
Job #7740
Salary: NON 170,000

A fast-growing company developing next-generation planetary mobility and autonomous systems are hiring a Senior Staff Mechanical Analyst to join its growing engineering team. This is a unique opportunity to work on pioneering spaceflight hardware and contribute to the future of off-world exploration within a fast-paced, highly collaborative engineering environment.

The successful candidate will provide technical leadership across complex mechanical analysis activities, supporting the development of advanced vehicle and mobility systems from concept through to qualification and testing.

Key Responsibilities

Develop and maintain high-fidelity analytical models for advanced vehicle and mobility platforms
Perform detailed mechanical analyses including stress, loads, fatigue/fracture, vibration, structural dynamics, and durability assessments
Collaborate closely with design engineering teams to rapidly iterate and optimise hardware designs
Support programme execution through task planning, schedule management, and coordination with leadership teams
Lead and mentor analysts across multiple concurrent projects and technical workstreams
Review and oversee analysis outputs to ensure technical quality and compliance with applicable engineering standards
Contribute to the development and standardisation of engineering processes, methodologies, and best practices
Produce technical documentation, reports, and recommendations for internal and external stakeholders
Generate loading environments and analysis requirements for suppliers and external partners
Support major engineering milestones including design reviews, test readiness reviews, and failure investigations
Engage with customers, external agencies, and technical working groups as required

Key Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or related discipline
10+ years’ experience performing mechanical analysis on complex aerospace, automotive, or spaceflight systems
Proven experience leading engineering analysis teams within multidisciplinary environments
Strong expertise in finite element modelling and structural analysis methodologies
Proficiency with industry-standard analysis tools such as ANSYS, FEMAP, MATLAB, LS-DYNA, or similar software packages
Experience interpreting loading profiles, environmental conditions, and test data
Knowledge of dynamics, kinematics, fatigue, fracture mechanics, and composite structures
Familiarity with aerospace, NASA, or government engineering standards and specifications
Experience supporting design reviews, qualification activities, and technical investigations
Excellent communication, stakeholder management, and technical reporting skills
Strong organisational and time management skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities simultaneously
Ability to thrive in a rapid development, fast-paced engineering environment
Eligibility to work on programmes subject to U.S. export control regulations

This is an exceptional opportunity for a senior-level mechanical analysis specialist looking to combine technical leadership with hands-on engineering work on cutting-edge aerospace technologies. The role offers the chance to work on highly innovative mobility and robotics programmes that are shaping the future of space exploration and advanced engineering systems.

Job Category: Engineering