Propulsion Engineer (Raptor Test)
SpaceX(6 days ago)
About this role
The Propulsion Engineer (Raptor Test) at SpaceX supports testing and qualification of Raptor engines and components to ensure flight readiness. The role focuses on designing and executing development tests on an accelerated schedule for a full-flow staged combustion engine in a fast-paced, hands-on environment. Engineers collaborate across teams to improve hardware and testing processes that advance SpaceX’s mission to enable human life on Mars.
Required Skills
- Engine Testing
- Test Planning
- Data Analysis
- DAQ
- Instrumentation
- Cryogenics
- High Pressure
- Mechanical Systems
- Automation
- CAD Modeling
+10 more
Qualifications
- BS in Engineering
- MS in Mechanical or Aerospace (Preferred)
- ITAR Eligibility
About SpaceX
spacex.comSpaceX is an aerospace manufacturer and launch services company that designs, manufactures, and launches advanced rockets and spacecraft. Founded in 2002 to revolutionize space technology and ultimately enable human life on other planets, it developed the Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy rockets, the Dragon crew/cargo spacecraft, and the next‑generation Starship — with a strong emphasis on reusable boosters. SpaceX provides commercial and government launch services (including crewed ISS missions, satellite deployments and rideshares) and operates the Starlink broadband constellation. The company is known for rapid iterative development and cost‑reduction through reuse to expand access to space.
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