Propulsion Test Engineer I
Relativity Space · Stennis Space Center
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- Company
- Relativity Space
- Location
- Stennis Space Center
- Salary
- $90,000 — $136,000
- Posted
- April 23, 2026
About this job
About the Role As an entry-level Propulsion Test Engineer, 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. Test and flight articles are designed and built in our Long Beach factory, then sent to Stennis to undergo rigorous testing. Entry-level engineers at our Stennis 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.…
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