This engineering role provides design, systems integration, subcontract management, product technical support, and anomaly resolution for propulsion ground-fluid systems, including cryogenic and non-cryogenic fluids, hydraulics, and pneumatics. The engineer develops system and component designs and requirements that satisfy overall propulsion system requirements, applying mechanical design capabilities and knowledge of dynamic, structural, and fluid analysis concepts. The position performs system integration and system-level trade studies to optimize designs for manufacturing, producibility, safety, and performance. It generates engineering drawings, assembly requirements, and testing requirements, and supports design teams, suppliers, the factory, and launch sites to meet production schedules, resolve anomalies, and improve operational efficiency. The engineer supports causal analysis and corrective actions when anomalies occur, reviews as-built hardware and associated software and product test data for requirement compliance and readiness for test or flight, and develops design improvements to reduce cost and risk or improve vehicle performance. Work may include pre-launch walkdowns and console support, occasional off-shift work to support launch schedules, and periodic travel to other ULA sites or vendors. Some work may take place at company or vendor facilities and involve confined spaces, heights, clean rooms, loud-noise areas, foreign-object-debris controls, and systems containing high-pressure gases or liquids, cryogenic fluids, fuels, oxidizers, or inert commodities. The role requires U.S. Person status under ITAR and the ability to obtain and maintain a favorable NAC-I or equivalent approval for unescorted access to ULA work locations.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level