Rocket Jobs in Hawthorne, CA

PROPULSION ANALYST, CHAMBER AND NOZZLE (RAPTOR) Raptor Structural Analysts ensure that the world's most advanced rocket engine is capable of withstanding

3+ years of professional or intense academic experience working with jet or rocket engines or other high-pressure fluid systems with tight timelines and

and others to solve difficult problems and drive towards creating the most manufacturable and reliable hardware possible for one of the world’s most powerful rocket

Raptor Systems Modeling and Control Team is responsible for the power-balance, optimal control, and calibration of one of the worlds most prolific and advanced rocket

Familiarity with production systems and the unique challenges of scaling reusable rocket hardware.

The propulsion technician is responsible for assembly and testing of rocket hardware and associated sub-assemblies.

You will drive analysis, design, manufacturing, and development of hardware for the world’s most advanced rocket engine powering Starship, the largest launch vehicle

rockets.

The propulsion technician is responsible for assembly and testing of rocket hardware and associated sub-assemblies.

Define, implement, and validate acceptance and operational requirements to promote reliability, rapid reusability, and streamlined processing of Falcon rockets

and rocket engines.

Raptor Systems Modeling and Control Team is responsible for the power-balance, optimal control, and calibration of one of the worlds most prolific and advanced rocket

using GD&T Hands-on experience in a factory, machine shop, or test environment Professional experience with rocket

Raptor Systems Modeling and Control Team is responsible for the power-balance, optimal control, and calibration of one of the worlds most prolific and advanced rocket

pneumatic systems 5+ years of aerospace component testing experience 5+ years of experience working on aircrafts, rocket