Teams at Blue Origin

Leads electrical and avionics hardware design for reusable rocket engines, directing a small technical team and making design decisions. Develops circuits, PCBs, and rugged assemblies from requirements through production release, including prototyping, testing, verification, troubleshooting, and root-cause analysis. Manages subsystem schedules, risk analyses, FMECA, DFx activities, anomaly reviews, and program status communications while delivering high-reliability, safety-critical aerospace hardware.

Design, analyze, and operate test systems for fluid, propulsion, mechanical, and electronic systems. Plan and execute tests, assess risks, integrate hardware into test facilities, analyze test data for requirements verification, develop test support software and equipment, and resolve test-related problems. The role requires collaboration across safety, manufacturing, operations, instrumentation, and systems engineering teams.

Design, analyze, test, and integrate fluid components, propulsion systems, and mechanical systems for reusable space vehicles. Work spans fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, structural analysis, manufacturing, materials and processes, systems testing, operations, and systems engineering. Engineers collaborate on rapid-development programs, work independently with minimal direction, and support safe, repeatable spaceflight across multiple business units and hardware locations.