Propulsion Engineer – Component Test & Acceptance

Responsibilities:

• Support acceptance and qualification testing of propulsion system components, including proof pressure testing, leak testing, functional testing, and performance characterization.
• Develop, review, and execute component acceptance test procedures consistent with aerospace standards.
• Review test data for compliance to acceptance criteria and support disposition of nonconformances or anomalies.
• Generate and maintain test reports, data packages, and acceptance documentation required for flight and ground hardware certification.
• Support test readiness reviews, test configuration control, and post-test data reviews
• Coordinate with technicians and test operators during test setup, execution, and teardown to ensure safe and repeatable operations.
• Contribute to general propulsion engineering tasks as required, supporting system design, build, test, verification, and operations activities across multiple programs.

Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Aerospace, or related Engineering discipline
• Minimum experience: Bachelor’s degree + 2 years of relevant engineering experience, or Master’s degree + 1 year of relevant engineering experience
• Experience testing aerospace, propulsion, or pressure system hardware.
• Experience writing, executing, or reviewing engineering test procedures and technical documentation.
• Ability to reduce, interpret, and clearly document test data.
• Working understanding of propulsion or pressure system components such as valves, regulators, sensors, and other fluid hardware.
• Strong attention to detail, safety, and configuration control in a flight or test hardware environment.
• Clear written and verbal communication skills and ability to work effectively in a collaborative engineering team.

Preferred / Differentiating Experience:

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