Propulsion and Fluids Production Engineer

A thrilling new era in space exploration has emerged. At True Anomaly, we are on the lookout for talented and ambitious individuals ready to pioneer cutting-edge technology that addresses the engineering, manufacturing, and operational hurdles of space security and sustainability.OUR MISSIONThe peaceful utilization of space is vital for sustained prosperity on Earth, impacting everything from communications and finance to navigation and logistics. True Anomaly is dedicated to developing innovative technology that merges spacecraft, software, and AI to enhance the capabilities of the U.S., its allies, and commercial partners. We are committed to safeguarding global security by ensuring equitable access to space and promoting sustainability for all.OUR VALUESBe the Offset. We forge asymmetric advantages through creativity and ingenuity.What Would It Take? We challenge the status quo to deliver extraordinary results.It’s the People. Our team is our greatest asset, and together we achieve more.YOUR MISSIONJoin us in revolutionizing spacecraft systems! We are seeking passionate candidates with hands-on engineering experience to advance new technologies in space propulsion and fluid systems. As a Propulsion / Fluids Production Engineer, you will have the chance to develop, implement, and optimize production processes for propulsion and fluid systems across various vehicle types at True Anomaly. You will collaborate closely with engineers, technicians, and other stakeholders to create optimized designs and bring them to life for space missions.

A new era in space exploration has emerged. True Anomaly is on the lookout for talented and ambitious individuals to create groundbreaking technology that addresses the engineering, manufacturing, and operational challenges of space security and sustainability.OUR MISSIONThe peaceful utilization of space is crucial for the ongoing prosperity of life on Earth, encompassing areas from communication and finance to navigation and logistics. At True Anomaly, we develop cutting-edge technology at the nexus of spacecraft, software, and AI to elevate the capabilities of the U.S., its allies, and commercial partners. Our commitment is to protect global security by ensuring equitable access to and sustainability in space for everyone.OUR VALUESBe the offset. We foster asymmetric advantages through creativity and ingenuity.What would it take? We question assumptions to achieve remarkable outcomes.It’s the people. Our team is our greatest asset, and we believe we are stronger together.YOUR MISSION As a Fluids and Propulsion Technician, your role will be pivotal in the assembly, integration, and testing of propulsion systems. You will collaborate closely with engineering, manufacturing, and quality assurance teams to transition innovative propulsion systems from initial development through to flight readiness and production scale-up.

Founded in 2025, Long Wall Company is dedicated to advancing missile defense technologies for the U.S. and allied nations. With a focus on developing containerized, mass-producible missile defense systems, we strive to enhance global security through rapid and cost-effective flight testing. Our mission is to create defensive technologies that are more affordable, high-performing, rigorously tested, and widely accessible than ever before. Join our innovative team and be part of this critical endeavor.What We SeekMission-Driven Innovators. We are looking for engineers who possess a deep curiosity, view challenges as opportunities for growth, and remain committed to delivering optimal solutions for mission success.Accountability and Teamwork. We value engineers who take full ownership of their contributions and understand that collaboration amplifies success. The best engineers uplift their teammates, fostering a culture of shared expertise that drives our missions forward.Fluid Components EngineerOur aerospace components must withstand extreme conditions, including high temperatures, low temperatures, high pressure, and significant vibrations and shocks, ensuring reliable operation under all circumstances. From separation mechanisms to solenoid valves that control engine functions, Long Wall designs, manufactures, and rigorously tests the majority of its components in-house, necessitating top-tier talent to achieve our goals.

Join Rocket Lab as a Senior Fluid Systems Engineer I, where you will play a crucial role in the design and development of our advanced fluid systems. Your expertise will contribute to cutting-edge projects, ensuring performance and reliability in our launch vehicles. You will collaborate with a talented team, leveraging your skills in fluid dynamics and system integration to drive innovative solutions.

About Odys AviationAt Odys Aviation, our mission is clear: we are committed to creating safe and sustainable aircraft that significantly reduce travel time on the world’s busiest routes. Our flagship aircraft, Alta, allows travelers to bypass the common frustrations of large airports by utilizing city helipads and local airports for journeys under 1,000 miles—representing approximately 40% of all flights. This innovative approach also contributes to a notable average reduction of 76% in CO2 emissions across billions of flight miles.To achieve our vision, we have initiated the development of our UAV, named Laila, aimed at revolutionizing commercial logistics, medical transport, humanitarian assistance, disaster relief, and defense operations. We are collaborating with reputable launch partners including Fiji Airways, Honeywell, Aramex, and the US Navy, with our first deployments set for 2026 and firm orders already secured.Our team comprises seasoned engineers from both deep tech and aerospace sectors, dedicated to rapid iteration processes and mastering the aircraft certification journey. Our collective experience includes developing custom drones, producing multiple automotive platforms, and innovating electrified transportation solutions—from those that levitate magnetically to those that fly. We have been honing our skills and expertise throughout our careers to meet this exciting challenge.Key ResponsibilitiesUtilize fundamental electrical engineering principles to design, assess, and enhance electrical systems and subsystems.Develop and execute battery test profiles, including performance assessment and validation tasks.Aid in the development of Battery Management System (BMS) hardware and software, focusing on safety and protection features.Create and document aircraft-grade wire and cable harnesses utilizing Rapid Harness or comparable tools.Construct, assemble, modify, test, and troubleshoot prototype and production-level harnesses and electrical assemblies.

ABOUT ROCKET LABAt Rocket Lab, we are pioneers in the space industry, offering comprehensive launch services, spacecraft design, manufacturing, and payload solutions, all aimed at making space accessible to everyone. Our innovative rockets and satellites support vital global missions in scientific exploration, Earth observation, and climate change initiatives, while also enhancing national security and demonstrating cutting-edge technologies.Our Electron rocket is the second most frequently launched U.S. rocket, having successfully placed over 230 satellites into orbit. We are also in the process of developing Neutron, our next-generation medium-lift, reusable launch vehicle designed for deploying large satellite constellations. Our Space Systems division is responsible for designing and building a diverse range of satellites and components, including those selected for NASA missions to the Moon and Mars, as well as equipment used in the James Webb Space Telescope.NEUTRONNeutron is our medium-lift launch vehicle, engineered to deliver the megaconstellations of the future, high-assurance payloads, and support human spaceflight. Leveraging the proven success of our Electron program, Neutron will provide a cost-effective and reliable launch solution.FLUID SYSTEMS ENGINEER IIAs a Fluid Systems Engineer II for the Neutron project, you will take the lead in designing, constructing, and testing the fluid systems integral to the Neutron launch vehicle. You will work closely with a talented team of engineers in the Fluid Systems department, transforming vehicle-level requirements into a fluid network that ensures Neutron operates with exceptional reusability and reliability akin to aircraft standards.WHAT YOU’LL GET TO DOConduct trade studies and sizing using analytical models, hand calculations, or test data to define essential elements of system architecture.Provide mentorship and guidance to team members both within and beyond the fluids team to inform best practices for fluid system design, testing, and operations.Lead critical design, manufacturing, and testing reviews for fluid systems.Collaborate with component design teams to create integrated solutions.

Join Relativity Space as a Senior Fluid Systems Engineer, where you will play an integral role in the design and implementation of fluid systems that are crucial for our Terran R rocket. This position offers an exciting opportunity to work on innovative propulsion, pressurant, and pneumatic systems while collaborating with a dynamic team focused on integrated solutions. You'll be driving the evolution of aerospace technology and contributing to the future of space exploration by ensuring seamless functionality and rapid iteration in design and manufacturing processes.

ABOUT ROCKET LABRocket Lab is a pioneering end-to-end space company dedicated to providing responsive launch services, comprehensive spacecraft design and manufacturing, payload delivery, satellite components, and more. Our mission is to enhance access to space, enabling groundbreaking scientific exploration, Earth observation, and innovative technology demonstrations that address national security and combat climate change.Our Electron rocket has emerged as the second most frequently launched U.S. rocket, successfully delivering over 230 satellites to orbit. We are also developing Neutron, a state-of-the-art medium-lift reusable launch vehicle designed for larger constellation deployments. Our Space Systems division crafts a diverse range of satellites and payloads, including components chosen for NASA missions to the Moon and Mars, as well as for the James Webb Space Telescope.NEUTRONNeutron represents the future of launch vehicles, adept at delivering high-assurance payloads, mega constellations, and facilitating human spaceflight. As a highly reusable platform, it promises a cost-effective and reliable launching solution, building on our successful Electron program. If you're eager to join an elite team and innovate in the development of reusable liquid launch vehicles, this opportunity is for you!SENIOR FLUID TEST ENGINEER I/IILocated at our headquarters in Long Beach, CA, the Senior Fluid Test Engineer will play a crucial role in transitioning test stands into operational settings, ensuring they comply with the rigorous standards necessary for the Neutron program. You will collaborate with the Director of Manufacturing and the Fluid Systems team to establish new test stands, support early component designs, and lead the assembly and testing of Neutron stands.(This position offers the flexibility to be filled at either Senior Engineer I or Senior Engineer II level.)

At Relativity Space, we are revolutionizing space travel by building innovative rockets that address both current demands and future possibilities. Our Terran R vehicle is designed to transport customer payloads into orbit, catering to the increasing need for launch capabilities. This is merely the beginning; achieving commercial success with Terran R will pave the way for new advancements in science, exploration, and innovation, enabling us to push the boundaries of what is known.Becoming part of Relativity means joining a team where autonomy, ownership, and impact are integral to every role. Here, you won’t just perform tasks; you will tackle unprecedented challenges, contributing to the development of a rocket, a manufacturing facility, and a thriving business from the ground up. Whether your expertise lies in propulsion, manufacturing, software, avionics, or corporate functions, you will collaborate across teams, influence decisions, and witness your work materialize in record time. At Relativity, creativity and technical precision coexist, and your insights will shape the narrative we are crafting together. This is a unique opportunity to make a significant impact on our product, processes, and culture, at a pivotal moment when Terran R is gaining momentum and becoming a reality. The most fulfilling work of your career awaits. Join us.About the Team:Our Propulsion team is dedicated to the design and production of high-performance, manufacturable engines for the Terran R. Engineers within this team oversee the entire lifecycle of their components, from initial design through production to qualification and flight. We cultivate a culture of grassroots decision-making, devoid of technical gatekeeping, where accountability and ownership are paramount. Designing engines capable of producing over 250,000 pounds of thrust is just the beginning. As we move towards flight configuration qualification, the team is actively exploring modifications for future engines, including thrust enhancements, new operational cycles, and designs optimized for mass production.About the Role:

Join Relativity Space as a Senior Propulsion Technician and play a pivotal role in revolutionizing space technology. In this position, you will be responsible for testing, assembling, and troubleshooting propulsion systems, working closely with our engineering teams. Your expertise will contribute to our mission of building the world’s first fully 3D-printed rocket.

Join Relativity Space as the Manager of Propulsion Development Engineering, where you will lead innovative projects in rocket propulsion systems. Your expertise will guide our team in developing cutting-edge technologies that redefine aerospace. This role requires a strategic thinker with a passion for engineering and a drive for excellence.

ABOUT ROCKET LABRocket Lab is a pioneering end-to-end space solutions provider dedicated to making space accessible. We offer responsive launch services, comprehensive spacecraft design and manufacturing, payloads, satellite components, and more. Our mission is to facilitate scientific exploration, Earth observation, and vital initiatives addressing climate change and national security. Our innovative rockets and satellites enable some of the most ambitious space missions globally.Our Electron rocket has gained recognition as the second most frequently launched U.S. rocket each year, successfully delivering over 230 satellites to orbit. We are also developing Neutron, a medium-lift, reusable launch vehicle designed for deploying larger satellite constellations. Our Space Systems division designs and manufactures a diverse range of satellites, payloads, and components, including those chosen to support NASA missions to the Moon and Mars and elements utilized in the James Webb Space Telescope.NEUTRONNeutron is set to revolutionize space launch capabilities with its medium lift capabilities, designed for tomorrow's mega-constellations, high assurance payloads, and human spaceflight. This highly reusable platform promises a cost-effective and reliable solution, leveraging our proven track record with the Electron program. Join our high-performing team to push the boundaries in developing reusable liquid launch vehicles!SENIOR / PRINCIPAL PROPULSION ENGINEERIn your role as Senior/Principal Propulsion Engineer, you will be pivotal in the development, testing, and operation of the Archimedes Engine family, integral to the Neutron rocket program. You will be responsible for subsystems and engine operation, leading design, analysis, testing, and operational readiness. Your expertise will guide testing campaigns, data analysis, and design refinements to enhance reliability and operational efficiency.This position requires substantial technical expertise, autonomy, and the ability to synchronize teams and projects to meet program objectives. Principal Engineers are expected to provide substantial value beyond their immediate teams, influencing cross-functional collaborations and contributing to organizational success.

As a Staff Propulsion Test Responsible Engineer at Relativity Space, you will play a crucial role in ensuring the success of our propulsion testing initiatives. Your expertise will guide the design and execution of test plans, ensuring they align with our innovative aerospace projects. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to drive continuous improvements and ensure safety and efficiency in our test operations.

At Relativity Space, we are revolutionizing space travel by developing advanced rockets to meet today's demands and tomorrow's innovations. Our Terran R vehicle is designed to deliver customer payloads to orbit, responding to the increasing need for launch capacity. This is just the beginning; achieving commercial success with Terran R will create new avenues for scientific advancement, exploration, and groundbreaking innovation. When you join Relativity, you become part of a culture that values autonomy, ownership, and impactful contributions at every level. Here, you will not just perform tasks; you will tackle unprecedented challenges, aiding in the development of a rocket, a manufacturing facility, and a thriving business from the ground up. Whether your expertise lies in propulsion, manufacturing, software, avionics, or corporate functions, you will collaborate across diverse teams, influence key decisions, and witness your contributions take shape rapidly. Relativity is a place where creativity meets technical excellence, and your insights will help shape the narrative we are building together. This is a unique moment where you can leave a significant impression on the product, the processes, and the culture, as Terran R gains momentum. The most meaningful work of your career is awaiting your involvement. Join us on this exciting journey.

At Relativity Space, we are revolutionizing the aerospace industry by designing cutting-edge rockets to meet today's demands and pave the way for tomorrow's innovations. Our Terran R vehicle is set to deliver payloads into orbit, addressing the increasing need for launch capabilities. Achieving success with Terran R will not only transform commercial spaceflight but will also open new avenues for scientific exploration and technological advancements. Joining our team means embracing a culture of autonomy, ownership, and significant impact at every level. Here, you will go beyond merely executing tasks; you will tackle unprecedented challenges, contributing to the development of a rocket, a factory, and a pioneering business from the ground up. Collaborate across various disciplines—be it propulsion, manufacturing, software, avionics, or corporate functions—shaping crucial decisions and witnessing your contributions come to fruition in record time. Relativity is where creativity meets technical excellence, and your input will help shape the narrative of our collective journey. Now is an opportune moment to make your mark on our product, processes, and culture, as we advance with tangible momentum on the Terran R. The most impactful work of your career awaits you. Come join us!

ABOUT ROCKET LABRocket Lab is a pioneering space company dedicated to providing comprehensive launch services, innovative spacecraft design and manufacturing, and advanced satellite technology, all aimed at democratizing access to space. Our rockets and satellites facilitate some of the most critical space missions worldwide, from scientific research and Earth observation to climate change initiatives and national security projects.Our Electron rocket has established itself as the second most frequently launched U.S. rocket each year, successfully delivering over 230 satellites into orbit. We are also developing Neutron, our cutting-edge medium-lift, reusable launch vehicle designed for larger constellation deployments. In addition, our Space Systems division specializes in crafting a diverse range of satellites, payloads, and components, including those selected for NASA missions to the Moon and Mars as well as instruments used on the James Webb Space Telescope.NEUTRONNeutron represents a revolutionary medium-lift launch vehicle poised to support the mega constellations of the future, high assurance payloads, and human spaceflight ventures. As a reusable platform, Neutron promises a cost-effective and reliable solution, leveraging Rocket Lab’s successful track record with the Electron program. If you are eager to join a high-performing team and engage in the groundbreaking development of a reusable liquid launch vehicle, this is your chance!PROPULSION ENGINEER II – ARCHIMEDES ENGINE SYSTEMSIn the role of Engine Systems Propulsion Engineer, you will be instrumental in the development, testing, and operation of the Archimedes Engine family, a key component of the Neutron rocket program. This highly specialized position entails taking ownership of engine subsystems, conducting test campaigns, performing data analysis, and enhancing designs for reliability and operational efficiency, while also navigating system architecture decisions, managing interfaces, and optimizing vehicle requirements.Your success in this role will depend on your autonomy, technical acumen, curiosity, meticulous attention to detail, and your ability to distill complex systems into actionable plans while collaborating effectively across teams.

True Anomaly develops technology to help protect space as a critical domain for national security. The company builds autonomous spacecraft, advanced payloads, mission software, and space-based interceptors to support the U.S. and its allies in maintaining space superiority. The Propulsion Engineer (Mid-Senior Level) will join a team focused on designing, building, and testing propulsion systems for projects such as Jackal and Space Based Interceptors. This position involves close collaboration with propulsion and other subsystem teams to advance vehicle capabilities for future space missions. Role overview Lead the design, construction, and testing of propulsion systems. Work with cross-functional teams to develop next-generation space vehicles. Contribute technical expertise to projects that enhance space security. Location This role is based in Denver, CO or Long Beach, CA. Values at True Anomaly Be the offset. Creativity and ingenuity drive the search for asymmetric advantages. What would it take? The team challenges conventional thinking to reach ambitious goals. It’s the people. Team members are valued as the company’s greatest asset.

ABOUT ROCKET LABRocket Lab is a pioneering space company that offers comprehensive launch services, spacecraft design and manufacturing, and advanced payload solutions. Our mission is to make space accessible and drive ambitious scientific exploration, Earth observation initiatives, and technology demonstrations designed to tackle climate change and enhance national security.Our Electron rocket ranks as the second most frequently launched U.S. rocket annually, successfully delivering over 230 satellites into orbit. We are also developing Neutron, our next-generation medium-lift, reusable launch vehicle, which aims to support larger constellation deployments. Our Space Systems division is dedicated to designing and constructing a wide array of satellites and payload components, including those selected for NASA missions to the Moon and Mars, as well as components utilized in the James Webb Space Telescope.NEUTRONNeutron represents a highly reusable medium-lift launch vehicle that is poised to deliver the mega constellations of tomorrow, high-assurance payloads, and support human spaceflight. By leveraging Rocket Lab’s successful track record with the Electron program, Neutron promises a cost-effective and dependable launch solution. If you are eager to join a dynamic team and contribute to the development of a revolutionary reusable liquid launch vehicle, this is your chance!PROPULSION DESIGN ENGINEER II / SENIOR PROPULSION DESIGN ENGINEER ILocated at Rocket Lab's headquarters in Long Beach, CA, the Propulsion Design Engineer will play a vital role in designing engine components such as combustion chambers, turbo machinery, and engine layouts for the Archimedes Engine. This position provides an exciting opportunity to engage in the design, analysis, and construction of hardware, while also supporting the Neutron and Archimedes teams in their engine development efforts.

ABOUT ROCKET LABRocket Lab is a pioneering space company providing comprehensive launch services, spacecraft design and manufacturing, payloads, satellite components, and more, with the mission to make space accessible. Our rockets and satellites enable crucial and ambitious space missions worldwide, driving scientific exploration, Earth observation, climate change initiatives, national security, and cutting-edge technology demonstrations.Our Electron rocket has emerged as the second most frequently launched U.S. rocket annually, successfully delivering over 230 satellites to orbit. We are also in the process of developing Neutron, a medium-lift, reusable launch vehicle designed for larger satellite constellations. Our Space Systems division specializes in designing and manufacturing a diverse range of satellites, payloads, and components, including those selected for NASA's Moon and Mars missions as well as parts utilized in the James Webb Space Telescope.NEUTRONNeutron represents a next-generation medium-lift launch vehicle capable of deploying tomorrow's mega constellations, high-assurance payloads, and facilitating human spaceflight. This highly reusable platform aims to provide a cost-effective and reliable launch solution, building on Rocket Lab's proven success with the Electron program. If you are eager to join a high-performing team dedicated to innovating reusable liquid launch vehicles, we invite you to explore this exciting opportunity!POSITION: MANUFACTURING ENGINEER II / SENIOR - FLUID SYSTEMSLocated at Rocket Lab's headquarters in Long Beach, CA, the Manufacturing Engineer - Fluid Systems will focus on developing, implementing, and continuously enhancing the manufacturing processes for propulsion components, assembly, and integration. This role requires a strong understanding of additive manufacturing, machining, welding, assembly, integration, tooling, testing, and quality assurance techniques.KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:Develop, execute, and validate precision welding and fabrication processes for tubing components in compliance with aerospace standards.Utilize TIG, MIG, OTW, and other welding techniques to meet specifications.

At Relativity Space, we are revolutionizing the aerospace industry by creating rockets that not only meet today's demands but also pave the way for future innovations. Our cutting-edge Terran R vehicle is designed to transport customer payloads into orbit, addressing the increasing need for launch capacity. This is merely the beginning; achieving commercial success with the Terran R will open doors to groundbreaking advancements in science, exploration, and technology.Becoming a part of Relativity means joining a team that values autonomy, ownership, and transformative impact at every level. Here, you won't just complete tasks; you'll tackle unprecedented challenges, contributing to the development of a rocket, a manufacturing process, and an innovative business from the ground up. Regardless of your role—be it in propulsion, manufacturing, software, avionics, or corporate functions—you will collaborate across teams, influence pivotal decisions, and witness your contributions come to life in record time. Relativity fosters an environment where creativity intertwines with technical excellence, and your insights will help shape our collective journey. This is a unique opportunity to leave your mark on the product, processes, and culture, while Terran R gains momentum and becomes increasingly tangible. The most impactful work of your career awaits. Join us.About the Team: Our Propulsion team is dedicated to designing and delivering high-performance, manufacturable engines for the Terran R rocket. Each engineer on the team is accountable for their components throughout the entire lifecycle—from initial design to production, qualification, and flight. We nurture a culture of bottom-up decision-making, free from technical constraints, where ownership and accountability are paramount. Designing engines capable of producing over 250,000 pounds of thrust is just the starting point; as we prepare for qualification, we are actively exploring upgrades for future engines, including enhancements in thrust, new operational cycles, and strategies for mass production.About the Role: As a Senior Propulsion Engineer at Relativity Space, you will play a pivotal role in our mission to advance rocket propulsion technology. This position requires a strong technical background, innovative thinking, and a commitment to excellence in engineering.