Who we are:
EOI Space is developing and deploying a network of satellites in Very Low Earth Orbit (VLEO) to provide ultra-high-resolution Earth imagery. We aim to deliver timely and actionable data for commercial and defense applications.
We are on our way to achieving many industry firsts. This demands an ambitious team that revels in leaning into challenges getting hands on and working together. Does this sound like you EOI Space is looking for a Senior Spacecraft Integration Engineer to create and drive manufacturing of EOI spacecraft and components. This person will work with the AI&T leadership to create efficient and repeatable processes to assemble all aspects of the spacecraft and its components in alignment with EOIs mission objectives.
What you will do:
The Spacecraft Integration Engineer is responsible for the assembly and integration of complex spacecraft systems. This role will help define processes tooling and documentation standards for spacecraft manufacturing assembly and integration as well as complete day-to-day execution of integration activities to meet program milestones.
This role requires an individual with a strong technical background and a willingness to learn as the responsibilities bridge across many engineering disciplines. Additionally the person in this role should have strong interpersonal skills in coordinating with people both internally and externally (e.g. fabrication vendors test houses etc.). The person in this role must be organized so as to progress multiple manufacturing efforts simultaneously and ensure their timely completion.
Responsibilities:
Execute on spacecraft manufacturing and integration
Plan document and support the implementation of manufacturing setups and procedures across multiple engineering disciplines by collaborating with REs and understanding their specific needs
Plan and conduct manufacturing reviews
Prepare and deploy GSE/STE hardware to ensure the success and reliability of the spacecraft and its subsystems
Enforce AI&T procedures documentation standards and data handling policies across the organization
Ensure compliance with aerospace industry standards and internal quality requirements
Work with subsystem Responsible Engineers (REs) program management and mission assurance to align manufacturing activities with overall mission objectives
Serve as a voice in program reviews risk assessments and anomaly resolution
Effectively prioritize tasks by coordinating with AI&T Leadership to adhere to the overall program schedule
Verify that purchased equipment meets specs/requirements upon delivery from vendors
Provide oversight and technical guidance by instructing pertinent staff on the proper handling of engineering and flight hardware
Hold and participate in reviews with other members of the engineering team to optimize designs and maintain internal qualities and standards
Mentor assembly technicians and junior manufacturing engineers
Required Qualifications:
Bachelors or Masters degree in Mechanical Aerospacerelated engineering discipline or equivalent
5 years of professional manufacturing engineering experience with 3 of those years focused on spacecraft/satellite applications
Excellent interpersonal and communication abilities. This includes written communication as well as face-to-face interactions
Proven organizational skills and the ability to maintain multiple projects simultaneously
Demonstrated mastery of mechanical and electrical first principles
Demonstrated knowledge and use of ASME and aerospace engineering standards
Familiarity with various manufacturing methods (traditional machining CNC additive manufacturing etc.)
Familiarity with engineering best practices regarding aerospace mechanical structural design
Experience with rapid prototyping and testing to verify proof-of-concept designs
Compensation:
The anticipated compensation for this position is $135000 to $175000 per year depending on previous experience. Pay ranges are determined by role level location and alignment with market data. Individual pay will be determined on a case-by-case basis and may vary based on the following considerations: interviews and an assessment of several factors that are unique to each candidate job-related skills relevant education and experience certifications abilities of the candidate and internal equity.
Work Location:
This onsite role will be located in Louisville CO.
Required Experience:
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EOI develops low-flying satellites to collect ultra-high-resolution imagery to support a wide range of applications in Very Low Earth Orbit.