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Designs, implements, operates, and troubleshoots enterprise, multi-site, manufacturing, laboratory, data center, and cloud-adjacent networks. Responsibilities include routing, switching, wireless, WAN, VPN, SD-WAN, segmentation, high availability, monitoring, incident response, security controls, automation, upgrades, capacity planning, and documentation. The role supports mission-critical activities and partners with Security, Infrastructure, Facilities, and IT Operations teams in regulated environments.

Implement, operate, troubleshoot, and improve enterprise, manufacturing, laboratory, mission-critical, data center, and cloud-adjacent network infrastructure. Configure routing, switching, wireless, WAN, VPN, SD-WAN, segmentation, high availability, security controls, automation, monitoring, and QoS. Support test campaigns and time-sensitive operations, perform incident response and root-cause analysis, execute upgrades and site deployments, and maintain network documentation. Collaborate with Security, Infrastructure, Facilities, IT Operations, and senior engineering teams.

Build and improve developer tools, CI/CD pipelines, release systems, containerized development and test environments, and infrastructure automation. Partner with software and GNC teams to support reliable builds, testing, deployments, versioning, configuration control, and developer workflows. Diagnose issues across software, infrastructure, build systems, and networks while improving engineering productivity and self-service capabilities.

Own spacecraft and kick-stage launch processing across multiple launch sites and providers. Responsibilities include managing payload integration schedules and requirements, planning launch campaigns, executing system-level testing, coordinating with propulsion, avionics, structures, software, test, and manufacturing teams, and solving technical problems autonomously. The role supports multiple launches annually and requires flexible hours, including nights and weekends.

Plans and coordinates software development across multiple spacecraft programs. Manages schedules, milestones, dependencies, risks, resources, integration and verification activities, and software readiness. Facilitates Agile planning and cross-functional meetings while reporting progress to engineering leadership and program stakeholders. Improves project management processes, tools, and reporting to increase execution visibility and efficiency.

Own the corporate financial model, rolling forecast, annual operating plan, and long-range plan. Develop scenario analyses, cash and liquidity views, budget-versus-actual reporting, program economics, and KPI frameworks. Prepare board, investor, audit committee, lender, and diligence materials while partnering with department leaders on headcount, spending, and resource planning. Support financing, capital allocation, and public-market readiness.

Design and build fluid, mechanical, and electrical test systems for liquid rocket propulsion and spacecraft testing. Conduct test operations, setup, inspections, checkouts, and troubleshooting for rapidly developed spaceflight hardware. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams in Mojave and Redondo Beach. The internship requires hands-on experience with fluid or mechanical systems, on-site work in Mojave, and potential overtime.

Develops and manufactures composite flight hardware for spacecraft and launch vehicles. Responsibilities include composite process development, material coupon fabrication and testing, process specification drafting, tooling design, equipment procurement, vendor coordination, and integration of composite parts. The role works closely with machinists, technicians, and cross-disciplinary engineering teams to deliver high-quality hardware in both agile and controlled production environments.

Leads technical integration of customer payloads and mission requirements onto spacecraft. Owns interface documentation, compliance matrices, verification traceability, risk mitigation, and multidisciplinary coordination. Partners with engineering and mission teams to resolve integration issues, assess spacecraft capabilities, and support verification, environmental testing, launch-site integration, and mission readiness. Occasional travel supports hardware integration, test campaigns, and launch operations.

Owns top-level RF system architecture for radio communications, ranging, and positioning systems. Defines future RF program roadmaps, link budgets, interfaces, and mission-specific hardware documentation. Leads system-level trade studies and coordinates development across engineering, manufacturing, supply chain, business development, and regulatory teams. Develops requirements and architectures for radios, GNSS receivers, antennas, and related systems, while supporting RF compliance, licensing, testing, and high-reliability aerospace applications.