Other Technical Roles • Entry-Level

Who you are

You are an entry-level engineer eager to dive into the world of aerospace and propulsion systems. You possess a foundational understanding of engineering principles and are excited about the opportunity to work on large-scale, complex systems. Your problem-solving skills are complemented by a collaborative spirit, allowing you to work effectively across teams. You are motivated by the chance to contribute to innovative projects that push the boundaries of technology and exploration.

Desirable

While not required, any experience or coursework related to propulsion systems, aerospace engineering, or hands-on testing would be beneficial. A passion for space exploration and a desire to learn and grow within the aerospace industry will set you apart.

What you'll do

As a Power Systems Engineer I, you will be part of the Stennis Test team, where you will assist in designing, building, and operating propulsion and stage test stands. Your role will involve working closely with experienced engineers to push hardware to its limits, ensuring flight readiness for the Terran R vehicle. You will engage in hands-on testing, contributing to the development of systems that are critical for successful launches. Your work will directly impact the performance and reliability of the rocket systems, and you will have the opportunity to learn from seasoned professionals in the field.

What we offer

At Relativity, you will be part of a dynamic team that values creativity and technical rigor. You will have the chance to leave your mark on the product, process, and culture of the company. The work environment encourages autonomy and ownership, allowing you to take initiative and contribute meaningfully to projects. We offer competitive compensation and a supportive atmosphere where you can grow your skills and advance your career in aerospace engineering. Join us in shaping the future of space exploration and innovation.