Staff AI&T Engineer for Mars Orbiter - Integration & Test

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telemetry todayLong Beach (CA)

Social Science Research Assistants Space Research and Technology

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About the role

Relativity Space’s Interplanetary Sciences Program is developing a privately funded Mars mission targeted for 2028. This mission will map shallow subsurface ice and geology, characterize Martian weather, enable next generation onboard processing and communication, and demonstrate a new philanthropic public-private partnership model for space science. We’re hiring one Staff Assembly, Integration & Test (AI&T) Engineer to own the integration and test campaigns for the Mars orbiter.

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