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Front-End Software Engineer II at Relativity Space - ApplyBlast

Front-End Software Engineer II

Relativity Space

1 day ago

3.7 on Glassdoor

Long Beach, California, United States

Onsite

Full Time

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About this role

The Front-End Software Engineer II at Relativity Space contributes to building the frontend platform for the operator UI, including the application shell, design system, and shared data layer. The role involves implementing frontend modules, migrating features to a unified operator platform, and working with real-time hardware telemetry to render live data efficiently. This position requires collaboration with cross-functional teams to support the automation of rocket factory workflows and integrated launch operations.

Responsibilities

Contribute to the frontend platform for operator UI including application shell and design system
Implement frontend modules following established architecture and contribution patterns
Support consolidation effort by migrating features and components into unified operator platform

Skills

About Relativity Space

relativityspace.com

Headquarters

Long Beach, California, United States

Company Size

1001-5000 employees

Founded

2016

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Relativity Space builds reusable rockets to make access to space more reliable and routine, empowering science, exploration, and innovation beyond Earth. The company leverages large-scale additive manufacturing and automated, software-driven factories to simplify vehicle design, cut part counts, and accelerate production. Relativity develops launch vehicles (the Terran family) and provides launch services for commercial and government payloads, aiming to streamline supply chains and increase launch cadence.