Manufacturing Test Engineer II, Vehicle Integration

Support workcenter development by considering assembly and test operations, safety, tooling and capital equipment requirements, and company operational goals.

Provide hands-on support to the shop floor and production personnel, rapidly addressing any test issues that arise and offering upstream feedback to drive design for manufacturability, testability or reparability.

Bachelor’s Degree or higher in Aerospace, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering; or other related discipline.

2+ years of relevant technical experience, including (but not limited to): Authoring and executing test plans and procedures on complex high-pressure pneumatic and high-voltage electrical systems; High-pressure pneumatic leak checks, sensor checkouts, high-voltage electrical system checkouts, integrated system testing; Designing and commissioning pneumatic and electrical test equipment; Leading failure and anomaly investigations, resolving non-conformances, and driving root cause analysis with corrective actions implemented effectively

Strong understanding of and ability to apply engineering fundamentals in fluid, thermal, mechanical, and electrical engineering.

$117,000

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$150,000 USD

We are an equal opportunity employer and value diversity at our company. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status.

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Design and commission new test assets and systems to unlock new test capabilities or enhance existing ones while working closely with design and manufacturing partners to ensure the successful execution of production testing campaigns that are both efficient and scalable over time.

Author and optimize test sequences, plans, procedures, and operational processes to support first-article development and transition into high-volume production.

Analyze data to evaluate assembly performance and disposition recurring testing discrepancies and support multi-disciplinary teams on root cause analysis and corrective actions.

The Stage Manufacturing team turns design into reality, owning the build of Terran R’s primary structures. This isn’t about turning the same bolt every day; it’s about building the systems to build the rocket. Engineers and technicians work side by side, with deep collaboration and real-time feedback, to shape how we build better and faster. With a manifest and a launch date, it’s up to the team to deliver on Terran R: solving challenges in real time, optimizing for scale, and constantly improving processes. As the vehicle evolves, so will the factory, with opportunities to apply automation, machine learning, and advanced technologies. What we build here sets the blueprint for the future of scaled launch.