Propulsion Technician I: Engine Assembly
telemetry todayLong Beach (CA)
Propulsion Technician I: Engine Assembly
Posted 3 days ago
telemetry todayLong Beach (CA)
Engine and Other Machine AssemblersGuided Missile and Space Vehicle Propulsion Unit and Propulsion Unit Parts Manufacturing
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Relativity Space is seeking a Propulsion Technician to join our second-shift engine assembly and testing team in Long Beach, CA. You will work on Aeon-R components, sub-assemblies, and engines, supporting precision cleaning, hydrostatic proof testing, and flow testing to ensure high-performance hardware.
You should have hands-on engine experience, familiarity with Gas Generator cycle architectures, and the ability to read engineering drawings.
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