Development Technician

Alameda, CA - USA

Monthly Salary: $ 50 - 60

Posted on: 30+ days ago

Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Department:

Engineering

Job Summary

Details:

Our clients Vehicle team is at the heart of their mission to provide frequent and affordable access to space. This group is responsible for the complete lifecycle of rocket core components including the First Stage Upper Stage Payload and Fairing. From design through build and testing the Vehicle team ensures the reliability and performance of every part of the launch system.

The Opportunity
We are seeking a Development Technician to take on a hands-on role in the fabrication and assembly of next-generation launch vehicles. This individual will work on building flight parts manufacturing tooling and test fixtures and actively supporting critical test campaigns. Youll also contribute to process improvements by executing and providing feedback on development work instructions.

Key Responsibilities

Fabricate and assemble flight parts tooling and test fixtures
Support and execute system tests (proof leak flow and load testing)
Read interpret and provide feedback on technical drawings and work instructions
Perform inspections using precision tools (calipers micrometers dial indicators etc.)
Operate fabrication equipment: sheet metal brake press brake mills lathes welding equipment waterjet tube benders and related tools
Assemble complex mechanical and fluidic systems including fittings harness routing and safety wiring
Maintain and troubleshoot test hardware pumps vacuum systems and instrumentation
Collaborate with cross-functional engineering and manufacturing teams
Follow strict safety protocols around high voltage hazardous materials and pressure systems
Document work log data and complete checklists to support testing and compliance

Details:

Minimum Qualifications

High school diploma or GED required; technical certification or associate degree preferred
2 years of hands-on experience in sheet metal fabrication mechanical assemblies or manual machining
Proven troubleshooting skills in mechanical and fluidic systems
Ability to interpret and follow engineering drawings and detailed work instructions
Experience with precision inspection tools (calipers micrometers pi tapes plug gauges etc.)
Skilled with fabrication tools/processes: welding (TIG/MIG/laser) riveting composites machining tube bending etc.
Experience assembling complex systems and harness installations
Willingness to work non-standard hours (evenings/weekends) to support mission-critical testing
Pride in producing high-quality detail-oriented work

Preferred Skills / Multipliers

Background in aerospace or space-related industries
Experience with cryogenics and high-pressure gas systems
Familiarity with aerospace sheet metal and propellant pressure vessel builds/testing
Ability to troubleshoot under pressure and adapt quickly to evolving environments

Other Requirements

Must meet ITAR/EAR compliance as a U.S. Person (citizen permanent resident refugee or asylee) or be eligible for licensing
Subject to applicable background checks and clearance requirements
Applicants in San Francisco will be considered consistent with the Fair Chance Ordinance

Compensation

$50.00 - $60.00(DOE)

Required Experience:

Details:Our clients Vehicle team is at the heart of their mission to provide frequent and affordable access to space. This group is responsible for the complete lifecycle of rocket core components including the First Stage Upper Stage Payload and Fairing. From design through build and testing the Ve...

Details:

Key Responsibilities

Fabricate and assemble flight parts tooling and test fixtures
Support and execute system tests (proof leak flow and load testing)
Read interpret and provide feedback on technical drawings and work instructions
Perform inspections using precision tools (calipers micrometers dial indicators etc.)
Operate fabrication equipment: sheet metal brake press brake mills lathes welding equipment waterjet tube benders and related tools
Assemble complex mechanical and fluidic systems including fittings harness routing and safety wiring
Maintain and troubleshoot test hardware pumps vacuum systems and instrumentation
Collaborate with cross-functional engineering and manufacturing teams
Follow strict safety protocols around high voltage hazardous materials and pressure systems
Document work log data and complete checklists to support testing and compliance

Details:

Minimum Qualifications

High school diploma or GED required; technical certification or associate degree preferred
2 years of hands-on experience in sheet metal fabrication mechanical assemblies or manual machining
Proven troubleshooting skills in mechanical and fluidic systems
Ability to interpret and follow engineering drawings and detailed work instructions
Experience with precision inspection tools (calipers micrometers pi tapes plug gauges etc.)
Skilled with fabrication tools/processes: welding (TIG/MIG/laser) riveting composites machining tube bending etc.
Experience assembling complex systems and harness installations
Willingness to work non-standard hours (evenings/weekends) to support mission-critical testing
Pride in producing high-quality detail-oriented work

Preferred Skills / Multipliers

Background in aerospace or space-related industries
Experience with cryogenics and high-pressure gas systems
Familiarity with aerospace sheet metal and propellant pressure vessel builds/testing
Ability to troubleshoot under pressure and adapt quickly to evolving environments

Other Requirements

Must meet ITAR/EAR compliance as a U.S. Person (citizen permanent resident refugee or asylee) or be eligible for licensing
Subject to applicable background checks and clearance requirements
Applicants in San Francisco will be considered consistent with the Fair Chance Ordinance

Compensation