Mechanical Engineer (Spacecraft)
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Impulse Space seeks a Mechanical Engineer to design, build, test, analyze, and integrate hardware for advanced propulsion space vehicles, owning primary and secondary structures and critical mechanisms while collaborating with cross‑functional engineering teams. The role involves cradle‑to‑grave responsibility for spacecraft mechanisms and structures.
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As a Mechanical Engineer at Impulse for our Vehicle Engineering Team, you are responsible for the design, build, test/analysis & integration of your hardware– working with cross-functional engineering teams to accomplish this. This means cradle-to-grave ownership of primary/secondary structure and critical space mechanisms in support of Impulse’s collection of next generation advanced propulsion space vehicles.
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