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M&P Engineer II at Rocket Lab - ApplyBlast

M&P Engineer II

Rocket Lab

26 days ago

Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand

Onsite

Full Time

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About this role

The M&P Engineer II at Rocket Lab focuses on the development, characterization, and qualification of materials and manufacturing processes for the Neutron launch vehicle. This role supports the design, analysis, and manufacturing teams to ensure robust, high-performance solutions for vehicle structures and systems. The position involves material selection, process development, testing, and continuous improvement initiatives across the Neutron program.

Responsibilities

Develop and qualify materials and processes for primary and secondary structures
Design thermal protection systems, composites, and metallic interfaces
Conduct material characterization, process validation, and operational oversight

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in Materials Science, Metallurgy, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, or equivalent qualification

About Rocket Lab

rocketlabcorp.com

Headquarters

Long Beach, California, United States

Company Size

1001-5000 employees

Founded

2006

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Rocket Lab is an end-to-end space company that delivers reliable launch services, spacecraft, and satellite components. It operates the Electron small launch vehicle and is developing the larger, reusable Neutron rocket, alongside technologies for responsive launches and payload integration (including HASTE and reusable‑rocket capabilities). Rocket Lab also designs and manufactures spacecraft, payloads and components and provides mission and launch services to accelerate customers’ access to orbit. The company’s mission is to provide frequent, cost‑effective access to space to improve life on Earth.