Work will include the complete life cycle of the system from clean sheet conceptual definition, detailed design, development, assembly, verification, and operation.
You will own your components from initial design to analyzing data from their landing on the moon!
You will define requirements, design, and perform 1st order analyses to verify your designs.
You will work with suppliers or Blue Origin groups to identify and procure components.
You will size, select material, and analyze these components for structural integrity due to pressure, vibration, fracture, fatigue, etc.
You will create and manage the project plans for various hardware including cost and schedule.
You will mentor early career engineers and perform technical peer reviews.

Requirements

B.S. degree in Mechanical, Aerospace, or related field
8+ years of experience designing cryogenic fluid components preferably in space industry
Have experience in leading major technical trades like space vehicle architecture design, P&ID creation, major vehicle trade studies.
Significant experience in design and analysis of complex micro-gravity hardware like PMD (Propellant Management Devices) or LAD (Liquid Acquisition Devices)
Experience in using Surface Evolver, creating geometries, and analyzing them
Expertise in design and verification of the cryogenics hardware by Test, writing Test plans, and executing test and evaluation of the test data
Be able to create multiphase cryogenics tools in MATLAB/Python
Serve as the technical mentor to other members, strong hands-on experience, and ability to coach the team through challenging technical problems.

Benefits

Applicant Tracking System Keywords

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Hard Skills & Tools

designanalysisstructural integritycryogenic fluid componentsmicro-gravity hardwareP&ID creationTest plansMATLABPythoncomponent verification

Soft Skills

mentoringtechnical peer reviewsleadershipproblem-solvingcommunication