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Own technical delivery for complex laser powder bed fusion hardware: print programming, build preparation, process specification, qualification, failure investigations, verification plans, and manufacturing execution. Lead cross-functional investigations, drive production recoveries and corrective actions, mentor junior engineers, and represent PBF in program reviews and supplier discussions to scale aerospace flight hardware production.

Responsible for design, analysis, and qualification of flow control devices for Aeon R engine and Terran R launch vehicle, including valve design and test support.

The Principal Mechanical Design Engineer will develop tooling and automation solutions for manufacturing, collaborating with teams to enhance production for Terran vehicles and Aeon engines.

Develop and implement manufacturing processes for fluids systems hardware, build and validate bending and welding work cells, create assembly work orders and mBOMs, design tooling, author work instructions and test procedures, optimize production systems, and support manufacturing scale-up while ensuring quality, safety, and reliability.

The role involves designing and testing mechanisms for rockets, collaborating across teams, and managing the entire design cycle from conception to testing.

Support development and scaling of paint and thermal protection system (TPS) manufacturing for Terran R. Own material application from release to installation, create build flows, mBOMs, and work orders, support first builds, resolve shop-floor issues, monitor part movements for safety, and coordinate with engineering, supply chain, and external partners to meet production objectives.

Own the design, manufacturing, testing, qualification, and flight readiness of assigned combustion hardware. Coordinate across disciplines to ensure thermally and structurally robust components, apply thermodynamics, thermal, structural, and fluid principles, and support production and qualification for rocket engines.

Responsible Engineer for combustion hardware with end-to-end ownership from design through manufacturing, testing, qualification, and flight. Coordinate across disciplines to ensure thermally and structurally robust components, apply thermodynamics, thermal, structural, and fluid engineering fundamentals, and drive manufacturability and qualification for rocket engine combustion devices.

Author and maintain vehicle processing, build flows, work instructions, and test procedures at the launch site. Support first article builds, provide hands-on build/test floor support, resolve hardware issues, coordinate across teams, and contribute to long-term manufacturing systems and tooling/ERP/MES workflows.

Lead vehicle-level fluid system architecture for propellant, pressurant, and pneumatic subsystems. Drive cross-functional integration, perform thermofluids sizing and analysis, define test and qualification plans, and support CONOPS and operational validation to ensure flight-ready fluid systems.