Staff Spacecraft Responsible Engineer

At Relativity Space, we are revolutionizing the aerospace industry by building innovative rockets that cater to current demands and future advancements. Our flagship vehicle, Terran R, is poised to deliver customer payloads into orbit, responding effectively to the increasing need for launch capacity. This is merely the beginning; achieving commercial success with Terran R will pave the way for new opportunities to propel scientific research, exploration, and innovation, leading progress beyond the boundaries of current knowledge.Becoming a part of Relativity means joining an environment that values autonomy, ownership, and impactful contributions at every level. Here, you will not only be executing tasks but also solving unprecedented challenges, contributing to the development of a rocket, a factory, and a thriving business from the ground up. Whether your expertise lies in propulsion, manufacturing, software, avionics, or corporate functions, you will work collaboratively across teams, influence decision-making, and witness your contributions manifest in record time. Relativity fosters a culture where creativity and technical precision coexist, and your insights will shape the narrative we create together. This unique moment in time allows you to leave your imprint on the product, processes, and culture while being part of a tangible and momentum-driven project. The most fulfilling work of your career awaits you here. Join us.About the Team: The Interplanetary Sciences Program was established to expand access to scientific exploration across our solar system. Our mission is to accelerate planetary research by making it more accessible, affordable, and capable than ever before. We aim to empower scientists to send instruments to far-off worlds without the burden of extended development timelines or exorbitant costs. By creating a sustainable model for interplanetary exploration, we are transforming space science from a sporadic event into a continuous journey of discovery that enhances knowledge, broadens participation, and inspires future generations of explorers.

A new era of space exploration is upon us! True Anomaly is on the lookout for driven and skilled individuals ready to innovate and tackle the engineering, manufacturing, and operational challenges that will define space security and sustainability for generations to come.OUR MISSIONWe believe that the peaceful utilization of space is paramount for ongoing prosperity on Earth, impacting everything from telecommunications and finance to navigation and logistics. At True Anomaly, we develop pioneering technologies that blend spacecraft engineering, software, and artificial intelligence to bolster the capabilities of the United States, our allies, and commercial partners. Our commitment is to safeguard global security by ensuring accessible and sustainable space for all.OUR VALUESBe the offset. We leverage creativity and ingenuity to create asymmetric advantages.What would it take? We challenge norms to achieve extraordinary outcomes.It’s the people. Our team is our greatest asset, and collaboration is key to our success.YOUR MISSIONJoin us as we redefine spacecraft systems! We are looking for candidates passionate about hands-on engineering and eager to advance new technologies in space. As a Mechanical Production Engineer, you will develop, implement, and refine production processes for mechanical structures and mechanisms across various vehicle types at True Anomaly. Collaborating closely with engineers, technicians, and other stakeholders, you will transform optimized designs into tangible solutions that will operate in space.

True Anomaly focuses on advancing technology that secures space as a critical domain for defense. With locations in Denver, CO and Long Beach, CA, the team develops autonomous spacecraft, advanced payloads, mission software, and space-based interceptors to support U.S. and allied space superiority. Role overview The Senior Mechanical Engineer for Spacecraft Development will lead the mechanical design and development of next-generation spacecraft. This work involves shaping vehicle architecture from early concepts through deployment, ensuring that mission requirements translate into reliable, operational hardware. The role addresses the unique challenges of flight systems operating in demanding environments and contributes directly to space security and sustainability. What you will do Guide the design and development of spacecraft mechanical systems Influence vehicle architecture decisions from concept to deployment Transform mission requirements into functional, operational hardware Support secure access to space for the U.S. and allied partners Our values Be the offset. Creativity and ingenuity drive asymmetric advantages What would it take? Challenging assumptions leads to remarkable results It’s the people. The team’s collective strength delivers more together

Rocket Lab designs and manufactures launch vehicles, spacecraft, and payload solutions to support scientific research, Earth observation, national security, and technology demonstrations. The company’s Electron rocket is the second most frequently launched U.S. vehicle each year, with more than 230 satellites delivered to orbit. Rocket Lab is also developing Neutron, a reusable medium-lift rocket aimed at larger constellation deployments. The Space Systems division builds satellites and payload components, contributing to major NASA missions and projects such as the James Webb Space Telescope. The Space Systems team develops complete spacecraft and subsystems, including solar panels, flight software, star trackers, and optical systems. With experience on over 1,700 missions, this group partners with organizations like NASA and the U.S. Space Force, supporting a wide range of ambitious space projects. Role overview The Spacecraft Structural Analysis Engineer I/II is based at Rocket Lab’s headquarters in Long Beach, CA. This engineer focuses on the analysis, design validation, and improvement of advanced space systems. The position is part of a collaborative engineering team dedicated to enhancing spacecraft performance and reliability.

ABOUT ROCKET LABRocket Lab is a pioneering space technology company that provides comprehensive launch services, spacecraft design, manufacturing, payloads, and satellite components. Our mission is to democratize access to space, enabling critical scientific exploration, Earth observation, and innovative technology demonstrations that address climate change and enhance national security.Our Electron rocket is the second most frequently launched U.S. rocket each year, successfully delivering over 230 satellites to orbit. We are also developing Neutron, our next-generation medium-lift reusable launch vehicle, designed for larger constellation deployments. Our Space Systems division designs and constructs a diverse range of satellites and payloads, including components that support NASA missions to the Moon and Mars, as well as hardware for the James Webb Space Telescope.SPACE SYSTEMSThe Space Systems team at Rocket Lab is responsible for the design and production of every satellite and its components, from complete systems aimed at lunar and Martian missions to individual subsystems like solar panels, flight software, and communications technologies. Our talented team of engineers, technicians, and designers works collaboratively to create and assemble satellites for commercial, governmental, and defense applications.SENIOR SPACECRAFT OPERATIONS ENGINEER I/II - SECRET CLEARANCELocated at Rocket Lab's headquarters in Long Beach, CA, the Senior Spacecraft Operations Engineer I/II is tasked with ensuring the health, safety, and optimal performance of our expanding fleet of satellites, while meeting mission objectives and service level agreements (SLAs) for both commercial and governmental clients. Responsibilities include supporting a variety of missions such as low Earth orbit (LEO) constellations, interplanetary exploration, LEO rendezvous operations, and space domain awareness (SDA) deployments.

ABOUT ROCKET LABRocket Lab is a pioneering space company providing comprehensive launch services, advanced spacecraft design and manufacturing, payloads, satellite components, and much more. Our mission is to democratize access to space, enabling impactful space missions worldwide that support scientific discovery, Earth monitoring, climate change initiatives, national security, and innovative technology demonstrations.Our Electron rocket ranks as the second most frequently launched U.S. rocket each year, successfully delivering over 230 satellites into orbit. As we continue to innovate, we are also developing Neutron, our next-generation medium-lift, reusable launch vehicle designed for larger satellite constellations. Our Space Systems division is dedicated to designing and constructing a wide array of satellites, payloads, and components, including spacecraft selected for NASA missions to the Moon and Mars and components utilized in the James Webb Space Telescope.SPACE SYSTEMSAt Rocket Lab, we are not merely launching rockets; we are shaping the future of space exploration. Our Space Systems team is responsible for creating everything from complete spacecraft and precision payloads to the essential subsystems that ensure their success in space, such as solar panels, flight software, star trackers, optical systems, and communication radios.Having facilitated over 1,700 missions—including interplanetary exploration and defense initiatives—our team collaborates with esteemed partners like NASA, the Space Development Agency, and the U.S. Space Force. Whether developing high-performance spacecraft, satellite constellations, or the integrated components necessary for successful space missions, our elite Space Systems team is at the forefront of the most ambitious projects in space science.SPACECRAFT MECHANICAL ENGINEER II - TS/SCILocated at Rocket Lab's headquarters in Long Beach, CA, the Spacecraft Mechanical Engineer II - TS/SCI will be instrumental in designing and developing high-performance, lightweight satellite deployment systems and mechanisms. This role requires a high level of creativity and problem-solving skills to drive innovative solutions in spacecraft engineering.

Join Rocket Lab, a pioneering aerospace company, as a Spacecraft Thermal Engineer II/Senior. In this role, you will be responsible for the thermal analysis and design of spacecraft systems, ensuring their performance under various conditions. Collaborate with a talented team to develop innovative solutions that push the boundaries of space exploration.

ABOUT ROCKET LABRocket Lab is a premier end-to-end space company committed to revolutionizing access to space. We provide responsive launch services, comprehensive spacecraft design and manufacturing, and payload solutions, including satellite components. Our mission is to support critical space endeavors such as scientific exploration, Earth observation, climate change initiatives, and national security, all while paving the way for exciting technology demonstrations.With our Electron rocket now recognized as the second most frequently launched U.S. rocket, having successfully delivered over 230 satellites to orbit, we continue to innovate with our upcoming Neutron vehicle—designed for medium-lift and reusable operations, ideal for larger constellation deployments. Our Space Systems division designs and constructs a vast array of satellites, payloads, and components for major missions, including NASA's lunar and Martian explorations and elements used in the James Webb Space Telescope.SPACE SYSTEMSAt Rocket Lab, we're not just launching rockets; we're shaping the future of space exploration. Our Space Systems team is dedicated to creating everything from complete spacecraft to precision payloads and essential subsystems, such as solar panels, flight software, star trackers, optical systems, and radios.Having enabled over 1,700 missions—ranging from interplanetary exploration to national security initiatives—our team collaborates with renowned partners including NASA, the Space Development Agency, and the U.S. Space Force. Whether developing high-performance spacecraft or integrated systems, we empower some of the most ambitious missions in space.SENIOR SPACECRAFT MECHANICAL ENGINEER I/IIAs a Senior Spacecraft Mechanical Engineer I/II at our Long Beach headquarters, you will play a vital role in the design and development of advanced satellite deployment systems, focusing on lightweight and high-performance mechanisms to ensure operational success in challenging environments.

ABOUT ROCKET LABRocket Lab is a pioneering space enterprise committed to providing responsive launch services, comprehensive spacecraft design, manufacturing, payload integration, satellite components, and more, all aimed at democratizing access to space. The rockets and satellites we engineer and launch facilitate some of the most groundbreaking and essential space missions worldwide, advancing scientific research, Earth monitoring, climate change initiatives, national security, and innovative technology demonstrations.Our Electron rocket has emerged as the second most frequently launched U.S. rocket each year, delivering over 230 satellites to orbit. Meanwhile, we are developing Neutron, our forthcoming medium-lift, reusable launch vehicle intended for larger satellite constellations. Our Space Systems division is responsible for designing and producing an extensive array of satellites, payloads, and components, including spacecraft selected for NASA missions to the Moon and Mars, as well as components utilized in the James Webb Space Telescope.SPACE SYSTEMSAt Rocket Lab, we do more than launch rockets—we are shaping the future of space exploration. Our Space Systems team is responsible for constructing everything from complete spacecraft and precision payloads to the essential components and subsystems that enable them to thrive in the harshness of space, including solar panels, flight software, star trackers, optical systems, separation systems, radios, and more.Our team has successfully enabled over 1,700 missions, ranging from interplanetary exploration and in-space manufacturing to national defense initiatives. We have collaborated with esteemed partners such as NASA, the Space Development Agency, and the U.S. Space Force to build spacecraft, payloads, and components for missions aimed at the Moon and Mars. Whether it’s a single high-performance spacecraft, a constellation, or the vertical integration of components that facilitate their journey to space—our world-class Space Systems team is empowering some of the most ambitious space missions ever undertaken.SPACECRAFT MECHANICAL ENGINEER IILocated at Rocket Lab's headquarters in Long Beach, CA, the Spacecraft Mechanical Engineer II will play a pivotal role in developing high-performance, lightweight satellite deployment systems, mechanisms, and configurations for satellite buses.

ABOUT ROCKET LABRocket Lab is a pioneering end-to-end space solutions provider, delivering responsive launch services along with comprehensive spacecraft design and manufacturing. Our mission is to democratize access to space, enabling groundbreaking scientific exploration, Earth observation, and innovative technology demonstrations that address climate change and national security.Our Electron rocket is now the second most frequently launched U.S. rocket, having successfully delivered over 230 satellites into orbit. We are also excitedly developing Neutron, our next-generation medium-lift, reusable launch vehicle designed for larger satellite constellations. Our Space Systems division focuses on designing and building a diverse array of satellites and payload components, including critical hardware for NASA missions to the Moon and Mars, as well as instruments used on the James Webb Space Telescope.SPACE SYSTEMSAt Rocket Lab, our Space Systems team is dedicated to the design and assembly of every satellite and its components. From full satellites aimed at lunar and Martian missions to intricate subsystems like solar panels, flight software, and communication radios, our engineers and technicians collaborate to produce cutting-edge technology for commercial, governmental, and defense applications.SPACECRAFT OPERATIONS ENGINEER II - Top Secret ClearanceWe are seeking a skilled Spacecraft Operations Engineer II to join our Long Beach, CA headquarters. This role is pivotal in ensuring the health, safety, and optimal performance of our expanding fleet of satellites while achieving mission objectives and service level agreements (SLAs) for both commercial and government clients. You will play a crucial role in supporting diverse missions, including Low Earth Orbit (LEO) constellations, interplanetary exploration, rendezvous operations, and Space Domain Awareness (SDA) deployments.

ABOUT ROCKET LABRocket Lab is a pioneering space technology company dedicated to providing comprehensive launch services, innovative spacecraft design and manufacturing, payload solutions, satellite components, and more, all aimed at expanding access to space. Our rockets and satellites enable crucial space missions worldwide, supporting scientific research, Earth monitoring, initiatives to mitigate climate change, national defense, and cutting-edge technology demonstrations.Our Electron rocket has established itself as the second most frequently launched U.S. rocket annually, successfully delivering over 230 satellites into orbit. Concurrently, we are developing Neutron, our forthcoming medium-lift, reusable launch vehicle designed for larger constellation deployments. Our Space Systems division creates and manufactures an extensive range of satellites, payloads, and their components, including spacecraft selected for NASA’s missions to the Moon and Mars, alongside components used in the James Webb Space Telescope.SPACE SYSTEMSAt Rocket Lab, we’re not just launching rockets; we’re shaping the future of space exploration. Our Space Systems team is responsible for the design and construction of complete spacecraft, precision payloads, and the subsystems that empower them to operate in space, such as solar panels, flight software, star trackers, optical systems, and radios.Having enabled over 1,700 missions, our team is engaged in projects ranging from interplanetary exploration and in-space manufacturing to national security and defense missions. We have partnered with esteemed organizations such as NASA, the Space Development Agency, and the U.S. Space Force to build spacecraft, payloads, and components for missions to the Moon and Mars, reinforcing our commitment to advancing bold and ambitious space endeavors.SENIOR SPACECRAFT GUIDANCE NAVIGATION AND CONTROL (GNC) ENGINEER I/IILocated at Rocket Lab’s global headquarters in Long Beach, CA, the Senior Spacecraft GNC Engineer I/II will play a pivotal role in leading GNC and ADCS development for our expanding fleet of spacecraft.

About Rocket Lab Rocket Lab delivers launch services, spacecraft design and manufacturing, payload integration, and satellite components to support access to space. The company’s rockets and satellites contribute to scientific research, Earth observation, climate initiatives, national security, and technology demonstrations worldwide. The Electron rocket is the second most frequently launched U.S. rocket each year, with over 230 satellites delivered to orbit. Rocket Lab is developing Neutron, a reusable medium-lift launch vehicle for larger satellite constellations. The Space Systems division designs and manufactures satellites, payloads, and components, including hardware for NASA’s Moon and Mars missions and the James Webb Space Telescope. Space Systems at Rocket Lab The Space Systems team builds complete spacecraft, precision payloads, and the subsystems that support their operation in space. These include solar panels, flight software, star trackers, and optical systems. Space Systems has supported over 1,700 missions, ranging from interplanetary exploration and in-space manufacturing to national security. The team partners with organizations such as NASA, the Space Development Agency, and the U.S. Space Force to deliver spacecraft, payloads, and components for missions to the Moon and Mars. Role Overview: Spacecraft GNC Engineer II Based at Rocket Lab’s global headquarters in Long Beach, CA, the Spacecraft GNC Engineer II leads the development of Guidance, Navigation, and Control (GNC) and Attitude Determination and Control Systems (ADCS) across a growing fleet of spacecraft.

Role overview The Spacecraft Thermal Engineer II/Senior Pipeline position at Rocket Lab in Long Beach, CA centers on designing and analyzing thermal systems that are essential for spacecraft performance and mission reliability. The work has a direct impact on the safety and success of Rocket Lab’s missions. What you will do Create thermal systems for spacecraft, considering both mission requirements and engineering limits Analyze and model how thermal systems perform to keep spacecraft components within safe temperature ranges Apply technical expertise to address complex thermal engineering problems Requirements Strong interest in aerospace and spacecraft systems Background in thermal analysis and design, through experience or education Drive to work on challenging projects that influence the outcome of space missions

ABOUT ROCKET LABRocket Lab is a pioneering end-to-end space company committed to delivering agile launch services, comprehensive spacecraft design and manufacturing, payloads, satellite components, and more. Our mission is to democratize access to space, enabling groundbreaking scientific exploration, Earth observation, national security initiatives, and innovative technology demonstrations.Our Electron rocket has rapidly ascended to become the second most frequently launched U.S. rocket annually, successfully delivering over 230 satellites to orbit. Meanwhile, we are also in the process of developing Neutron, our next-generation medium-lift, reusable launch vehicle designed for larger constellation deployments. Our Space Systems division is responsible for designing and manufacturing a diverse range of satellites, payloads, and their components, including spacecraft selected for critical NASA missions to the Moon and Mars, as well as components utilized in the James Webb Space Telescope.SPACE SYSTEMSAt Rocket Lab, we are not just launching rockets; we are shaping the future of space exploration. Our Space Systems team is responsible for the design and construction of everything from complete spacecraft to precision payloads and the subsystems that enable them to thrive in the harsh environment of space. This includes solar panels, flight software, star trackers, optical systems, and communication systems.With over 1,700 missions under our belt, our Space Systems team has supported a wide array of initiatives, including interplanetary exploration, in-space manufacturing, and national defense projects. We collaborate with esteemed partners such as NASA, the Space Development Agency, and the U.S. Space Force, empowering some of the most ambitious missions in space history.SENIOR SPACECRAFT MECHANICAL ENGINEER I/II - TS/SCILocated at Rocket Lab's headquarters in Long Beach, CA, the Sr. Spacecraft Mechanical Engineer I/II - TS/SCI plays a crucial role in the development of high-performance and lightweight satellite deployment systems and mechanisms.

ABOUT ROCKET LABRocket Lab is a pioneering end-to-end space solutions provider, dedicated to facilitating access to space through responsive launch services, comprehensive spacecraft design and manufacturing, payloads, satellite components, and more. Our mission is to enable critical space endeavors that support scientific research, Earth observation, climate change initiatives, and national security, as well as innovative technology demonstrations.Our Electron rocket has earned the distinction of being the second most frequently launched U.S. rocket each year, successfully delivering over 230 satellites into orbit. We are also actively developing Neutron, our next-generation medium-lift, reusable launch vehicle designed for larger constellation deployments. The Space Systems division of Rocket Lab designs and engineers an extensive array of satellites and payloads, including spacecraft designated for NASA missions to the Moon and Mars, along with components utilized in the James Webb Space Telescope.SPACE SYSTEMSRocket Lab’s Space Systems team encompasses all satellite and satellite component production at Rocket Lab. This includes complete satellites intended for lunar and Martian missions, as well as individual components and subsystems like solar panels, flight software, reaction wheels, star trackers, separation systems, radios, and more. Our talented team of engineers, technicians, and designers work collaboratively to develop and assemble satellites for a wide range of missions across commercial, governmental, and defense sectors.SENIOR SPACECRAFT OPERATIONS ENGINEER I/II - Top Secret ClearanceLocated at Rocket Lab's headquarters in Long Beach, CA, the Senior Spacecraft Operations Engineer I/II plays a crucial role in ensuring the health, safety, and optimal performance of our expanding fleet of satellites. This position is responsible for meeting mission objectives and service level agreements (SLAs) for both commercial and government clients. The role involves supporting a variety of missions, including low Earth orbit (LEO) constellations, interplanetary exploration, LEO rendezvous, and Space Development Agency (SDA) related deployments.

A new era in space exploration is upon us! True Anomaly is on the lookout for talented and ambitious individuals eager to develop groundbreaking technology that addresses the engineering, manufacturing, and operational challenges of space security and sustainability.OUR MISSIONWe believe that the peaceful utilization of space is critical for continued prosperity on Earth, facilitating everything from communications to navigation. At True Anomaly, we develop innovative technologies that integrate spacecraft, software, and artificial intelligence to bolster the capabilities of the U.S., its allies, and commercial partners, ensuring global security and sustainable access to space for all.OUR VALUESBe the offset. We leverage creativity and ingenuity to create asymmetric advantages.What would it take? We challenge conventional thinking to achieve ambitious outcomes.It’s the people. Our team is our greatest asset, and we thrive together.YOUR MISSIONAs a Spacecraft Technician at True Anomaly, you will play a vital role in the assembly of our next-generation spacecraft. This position involves working on all aspects of spacecraft construction, factory setup, and operational support.

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.

Relativity Space designs and builds rockets to meet current launch needs and prepare for future challenges. The Terran R vehicle delivers customer payloads to orbit and supports the increasing demand for launch capacity. Achieving success with Terran R will open the door to new advances in science and exploration, setting the stage for further innovation. Autonomy and ownership shape the culture at Relativity Space. Team members solve complex problems, help build both rockets and the factory itself, and influence the company’s direction from the ground up. Collaboration happens across propulsion, manufacturing, software, avionics, and corporate functions. Employees see their work take shape quickly and have a direct impact on both the product and the company culture. Team focus: Structures and Mechanisms The Structures and Mechanisms team oversees the entire lifecycle of Terran R’s integrated structures and flight mechanisms. This includes designing, building, and testing both complex moving mechanisms and precision structures. Team members gain direct ownership of hardware and can see progress firsthand on the factory floor. The department uses shared tools and design principles, providing broad exposure to Terran R’s components. Engineers are empowered to make decisions that affect flight hardware, and after the first launch, the focus will shift to improving manufacturability and speed. Role overview This Staff Mechanisms Engineer position centers on the design, build, and testing of integrated structures and flight mechanisms for the Terran R vehicle. The role offers direct ownership of hardware, involvement in decision-making, and the chance to see work realized on the factory floor. After the initial launch, efforts will focus on making manufacturing faster and more efficient.

At Relativity Space, we are revolutionizing space exploration by constructing innovative rockets that cater to today's demands and pave the way for future breakthroughs. Our Terran R vehicle is designed to transport customer payloads into orbit, addressing the increasing need for launch capacity. This is merely the beginning. The commercial success of Terran R will create new avenues to push the boundaries of science, exploration, and innovation, fostering progress that extends beyond the known frontiers.Becoming part of Relativity means engaging in a culture marked by autonomy, ownership, and impact at every level. Here, you're not just executing tasks; you're tackling unprecedented challenges, contributing to the development of a rocket, a factory, and a flourishing business from the ground up. Whether your expertise lies in propulsion, manufacturing, software, avionics, or corporate functions, you will collaborate across diverse teams, influence decisions, and witness your contributions manifest in record time. Relativity is a place where creativity and technical precision converge, and your insights will help shape the narratives we are crafting together. This is an extraordinary moment to leave your imprint on the product, the process, and the culture, as Terran R gains momentum and becomes a tangible reality. The most significant work of your career awaits you. Join us.About the Team: The Additive Technology team operates at the forefront of research and development, where creativity intersects with capability. This R&D-driven environment fosters open-ended problem-solving and empowers you to define solutions. You will collaborate with welders, robotics engineers, data scientists, and systems engineers at the crossroads of hardware and software, developing a comprehensive additive manufacturing platform that serves a multitude of applications. From investigating new materials to enhancing print speeds and designing intricate, organic geometries that defy conventional manufacturing methods, your work here will have a high-impact foundation in the future of additive manufacturing.

At Relativity Space, we are revolutionizing space travel by building advanced rockets that meet today’s demands and pave the way for tomorrow's innovations. Our Terran R vehicle is designed to transport customer payloads to orbit, addressing the increasing need for launch capacity. This is only the beginning; achieving commercial success with the Terran R will unlock new avenues for scientific advancement, exploration, and groundbreaking innovations that extend beyond our current understanding.Joining Relativity means you will be part of an environment that values autonomy, ownership, and significant impact at every level. Here, you are not simply performing tasks; you are tackling unprecedented challenges, contributing to the development of a rocket, a manufacturing facility, and a thriving business from the ground up. Regardless of your role in propulsion, manufacturing, software, avionics, or corporate functions, you will work collaboratively across teams, influence decisions, and witness your contributions come to life swiftly. Relativity is a space where creativity intertwines with technical excellence, and your input will help narrate the collective journey we are undertaking. This is a pivotal moment; it’s early enough for you to leave a lasting imprint on our product, our processes, and our culture, while we have made tangible progress with the Terran R, which is gaining momentum. The most impactful work of your career awaits you here. Join us.