Mechanical Launch Integration Engineer, Space

About this job

ABOUT THE JOB You'll own launch integration for spacecraft programs from kick-off through separation on orbit, serving as the primary technical interface to the launch vehicle provider. WHAT YOU’LL DO Author and negotiate Launch Requirements Documents and Interface Control Documents (ICDs) that define the mechanical, electrical, and environmental interfaces between the spacecraft and launch vehicle Coordinate delivery of analysis and data products to and from the launch provider – mass properties, coupled loads analysis (CLA) inputs and results, structural and thermal FEMs, separation and clearance analyses, range safety documentation, MSDS, and test reports Define and verify spacecraft compatibility with launch environments (quasi-static, vibration, acoustic, shock, and thermal),…

This is a short summary.

Want to know if you're a fit? Check your CV against this role — free, in 30 seconds.

Most-requested skills in the United States

Based on 430 United States vacancies that list requirements, these are the skills employers ask for most often.

• Project Management37% of postings
• CAD22% of postings
• AutoCAD20% of postings
• Lean17% of postings
• MATLAB14% of postings
• Six Sigma12% of postings
• SolidWorks10% of postings
• Revit10% of postings

Similar jobs

• Staff Electrical and Machine Safety Engineer · Danaher
• Field Service Engineer - Hematology/Urinalysis (Bay Area) · Danaher
• Field Engineering Specialist - Houston · Roche
• Field Service Engineer III, LCMS - SF Bay Area, CA · Thermo Fisher Scientific
• QC Engineer/Scientist I · Thermo Fisher Scientific
• Staff Engineer, Software Test · Thermo Fisher Scientific