Technical Trainer, Electrical (Starship)

SpaceX•Starbase, TX, TX

51d•Onsite

About The Position

A Technical Trainer is driven by the fundamental belief that education and knowledge are power. A SpaceX Technical Trainer combines that belief with a strong sense of urgency, creativity, resourcefulness, and jumps at the opportunity to create hands-on learning projects that deliver results. The ideal candidate brings applicable electrical and industry experience, strong communication skills, innovative problem-solving abilities, and a passion for contributing to the advancement of human space exploration.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalency certificate
1+ years of experience as a technical/on-the-job trainer, conducting hands-on, instructor-led technical courses
Journeyman or NCCER industrial license

Nice To Haves

3+ years of experience with electrical systems
Bachelor’s degree in engineering or education
1+ years as a heavy equipment and extended reach vehicle operator/trainer
Master electrician license
Proficiency with ERP software, Microsoft Office, video editing, and online training module development
Ability to independently analyze, review, and research electrical and manufacturing processes and applicable codes, rules, regulations, and standards
In-depth understanding of electrical install, maintenance, and troubleshooting (fixture/component repair, circuit testing, preventative maintenance, machinery electrical/electronic systems, hydraulic and pneumatic devices)
Ability to test, calibrate, diagnose, and repair devices; use electrician’s hand tools and measuring/testing instruments, including precision instruments
Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, blueprints, wiring diagrams, schematics, technical manuals, and reports
Excellent oral and written training and communication skills; proficiency developing training programs, materials, and student assessments
Team-oriented self-starter able to meet/exceed objectives in a multi-project environment

Responsibilities

Create course materials using educational tools: PowerPoint, student handouts, exams, study materials, and instructor-led student assessments
Own, create, and edit training Engineering Masters (EMs) for relevant training courses
Partner directly with subject matter experts to design and develop engaging content for a variety of audiences and delivery modes (online, classroom, etc.) with clear strategies and tactics to achieve desired learning outcomes, including but not limited to: Safety cable/wire, fastener installation, high-pressure systems, WARP software training
Lead training modules (classroom and online) for electrical teams on a variety of technical topics
Assess and evaluate student performance through practical tests, projects, and written exams
Organize, schedule, and manage enrollments, attendance, and student performance
Develop process specifications and research on new technologies
Perform special assignments. (e.g. leading vehicle or process modifications in the field)
Engage Production Management, Engineering, Quality and other subject matter experts to gather feedback and implement process improvements for future training modules
Coordinate with third party vendors for specialized resources and instruction