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Maintenance Expeditor at Stratolaunch - ApplyBlast

Maintenance Expeditor

Stratolaunch

12 days ago

3.7 on Glassdoor

Mojave, California, United States

Onsite

Full Time

Medior

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About this role

Stratolaunch is seeking a hands-on Maintenance Expeditor to support the aircraft maintenance team in executing work scopes, including maintenance, inspections, and alterations. This role involves coordinating parts, materials, tooling, and documentation to ensure maintenance teams have the necessary resources available when needed. The position requires a highly organized individual to track material availability, resolve shortages, and support the efficient execution of aerospace maintenance and flight-test operations.

Responsibilities

Coordinate parts, materials, and tooling for aircraft maintenance operations
Track parts from request through procurement, receiving, and delivery to maintenance teams
Support preparation and staging of maintenance kits with required parts and documentation

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About Stratolaunch

stratolaunch.com

Headquarters

Mojave, California, United States

Company Size

201-500 employees

Founded

2011

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Stratolaunch is an aerospace company focused on advancing hypersonic technologies through specialized flight-test and air-launch services. It operates a unique twin‑fuselage carrier aircraft — the world’s largest airplane — that serves as a mobile platform for launching rockets and testing high‑speed vehicles in realistic atmospheric conditions. Stratolaunch offers flexible, rapid, and cost‑effective flight-test and launch capabilities to accelerate development for defense and commercial space customers. Its services aim to reduce program risk and shorten development timelines for hypersonic and space systems.