Fluids & Propulsion Technician (I,II,III or Senior)

True Anomaly•Long Beach, CA

32d•$32 - $85•Hybrid

About The Position

A new space race has begun. True Anomaly seeks those with the talent and ambition to build innovative technology that solves the next generation of engineering, manufacturing, and operational challenges for space security and sustainability. OUR MISSION The peaceful use of space is essential for continued prosperity on Earth—from communications and finance to navigation and logistics. True Anomaly builds innovative technology at the intersection of spacecraft, software, and AI to enhance the capabilities of the U.S., its allies, and commercial partners. We safeguard global security by ensuring space access and sustainability for all. OUR VALUES Be the offset. We create asymmetric advantages with creativity and ingenuity What would it take? We challenge assumptions to deliver ambitious results It’s the people. Our team is our competitive advantage and we are better together YOUR MISSION As a Fluids and Propulsion Technician, you will play a vital role in the assembly, integration, and testing of propulsion systems. Collaborating with engineering, manufacturing, and quality teams, you will help bring innovative propulsion systems from early development through flight readiness and production ramp.

Requirements

Technical degree or certification in a relevant field
Years of experience in assembly, integration, and testing of aerospace fluids and propulsion systems in line with technician level
Experience building and integrating fluids panel and tray assemblies
Proficiency in reading engineering drawings, schematics, process sheets, and work instructions
Experience with electrostatic discharge sensitive, foreign object and debris critical, and cleanroom operations
Ability to work autonomously and collaboratively in a multidisciplinary team
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Ability to lift 25lbs and work in and around constrained and confined spaces

Nice To Haves

Aerospace welding and brazing
Orbital tube welding

Responsibilities

Fluids and Propulsion Assembly: Build, install, and test fluids and propulsion hardware—including thrusters, tanks, valves, manifolds, fluid lines, and harnessing—using engineering drawings, work instructions, and process documentation. This includes bending, flaring, fitting, and cleaning tubes to achieve required routing, fit standards, and cleanliness as well as valve and other component disassembly and assembly.
Component Prep and Handling: Prepare and handle fluids and pressure systems with precision, including cleaning, operating, maintaining, and ensuring safety and traceability throughout.
System Integration: Work alongside engineering and quality teams to integrate fluids and propulsion components and subsystems, supporting checkouts, troubleshooting, and functional tests.
Testing and Validation: Conduct and support fluids and propulsion tests including proof, leak, flow, and qualification testing.
Safety and Compliance: Follow protocols for hazardous materials handling and pressurized systems.