Mechanical Launch Integration Engineer, Space
Anduril · Costa Mesa, California, United States · Costa Mesa, CA (OC-00)
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At a glance
Highlights
- Own spacecraft launch integration from kick-off through on-orbit separation.
- Lead launch site operations including encapsulation and day-of-launch activities.
- Serve as primary technical interface to the launch vehicle provider.
Ideal candidate
A hands-on mechanical/aerospace engineer who thrives owning complex launch campaigns end-to-end and stays calm under launch-day pressure. You care about mission reliability for U.S. and allied forces and simplifying processes across programs.
Requirements
- BS or higher degree in engineering or a hard science, ideally in Mechanical or Aerospace Engineering
- Experience conducting launch integration operations with an emphasis on simplicity, safety, and reliability
- Experience interfacing with launch vehicle providers and spacecraft development teams, including ICDs, mass properties, coupled loads, environments, and separation systems
- Ability to quickly understand and navigate detailed requirements
- Highly motivated and capable of solving complex technical problems with little oversight
- Clear communication and organizational skills including documentation and training material
- Excellent attention to detail
- Willing to establish scope and requirements for ill-defined problems
- Desire to work on critical spacecraft systems in support of the U.S. government and her allies
Lab profile
About Anduril
Defense technology company building autonomous systems for military missions.
What they build
- Lattice OS
- Ghost
- Anvil
Known for
- Autonomous defense systems
- AI-powered command and control
- Rapid hardware-software iteration
Key facts
- Founded in 2017
- Headquartered in Costa Mesa, California
- Backed by Founders Fund and Andreessen Horowitz
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