The Senior Mechanical Engineer will drive the architectural design and innovation of rocket engine components for propulsion systems. The role involves designing structures, assemblies, mechanisms, bearings, seals, pressure vessels, engine components, and fluid components, as well as design for manufacturing, thermal and stress analysis, and component, material, and process selection. The ideal candidate has led multiple full-lifecycle development programs for rocket engine mechanical systems, such as primary structures, chambers, injector layouts, cooling systems, pumps, and actuators. The position has significant technical and strategic impact, guiding methods on active programs and across the company. The engineer will lead complex in-space propulsion component development and hardware from concept through assembly and testing. The role also includes translating long-term technical strategies into engineering requirements, solving ambiguous propulsion challenges, advising engineering leadership, mentoring colleagues, and coordinating with customers, subcontractors, manufacturing, test, and cross-functional teams. This is a full-time, onsite position in Seattle, Washington. The listed base salary range is $140,000+–$200,000+; the posting notes that the range is a guideline.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior