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Design mechanical parts, drawings, assemblies, models, and operational procedures for lunar lander structures and secondary systems. Support manufacturing, testing, and on-orbit operations of flight and ground-support hardware. Collaborate cross-functionally in a fast-paced environment, applying CAD, GD&T, manufacturing techniques, and applicable aerospace standards.

Manage full-cycle recruiting for engineering, technical, and business roles in an onsite Houston environment. Responsibilities include partnering with hiring managers, sourcing and screening candidates, building pipelines, coordinating interviews, negotiating offers, closing hires, maintaining ATS records, and supporting onboarding handoffs. The role requires strong organization, communication, consultative hiring-manager relationships, and experience recruiting specialized technical talent.

Supports supply chain data analysis, inventory management, demand planning, vendor coordination, shipment tracking, logistics issue resolution, ERP record maintenance, reporting, and procurement process improvements. Uses Excel and Power BI to identify trends, inefficiencies, and cost-saving opportunities while coordinating with suppliers and internal teams to ensure timely delivery.

Manages the company’s commercial, contractual, regulatory, and corporate litigation, claims, and disputes from pre-litigation through resolution. Develops litigation strategy, oversees outside counsel and budgets, manages discovery and legal holds, advises on settlements and dispute resolution, responds to subpoenas and government inquiries, and partners with business functions to mitigate legal and operational risk. Provides litigation reporting and practical legal guidance to senior leadership in an aerospace and government-contracting environment.

Leads spectrum management and RF communications activities for NASA space missions. Responsibilities include coordinating spectrum approvals, analyzing RF links and interference, creating link budgets, evaluating communication systems, documenting results, managing engineering tasks, and coordinating with NASA centers, federal agencies, commercial partners, and project managers.

Execute configuration and data management processes in NASA’s JEDII/Windchill environment. Control engineering drawings and facility records, support drawing control operations, reconcile part and serial data, maintain configuration status accounting, investigate documentation discrepancies, produce traceability reports, train users, and develop configuration management procedures and work instructions.

Assembles and integrates spacecraft components and vehicle systems, including sensors, avionics, structures, wiring, harnesses, and ground elements. Performs subsystem and vehicle-level integration, installs hardware, applies thermal tape, installs heaters, records torque values, and documents assembly procedures. The role requires engineering expertise, hands-on assembly skills, familiarity with aerospace hardware standards, and proficiency with assembly tools and CAD software.

Monitors, configures, and supports a lunar and cislunar data network using relay satellites and Earth ground stations. Executes live configuration changes, responds to network events and customer emergencies, communicates service impacts, identifies recurring issues, and supports reliability improvements. Participates in simulations and operational rehearsals, with additional development work when not supporting live operations. The role requires shift and off-hours support and in-office presence in Houston.

Perform stress analysis for carbon fiber structural panels, joints, metallic secondary structures, and spacecraft assemblies. Own analysis activities, present technical solutions, support component design and manufacturing development, and collaborate with cross-functional lunar lander teams through analysis, testing, and operations. The role requires advanced FEMAP/NASTRAN expertise, bolted-joint analysis, structural sizing, 3D CAD familiarity, and extensive mechanical or aerospace engineering experience.

Designs and oversees spacecraft ground support equipment, testing procedures, transportation, and launch-site integration. Serves as test conductor, coordinating personnel, schedules, execution, documentation, anomaly resolution, and troubleshooting. Collaborates with external testing facilities and launch providers. Requires extensive spacecraft systems integration and testing experience, hardware assembly knowledge, aerospace or aviation integration experience, and proficiency with assembly tools. Occasional extended travel supports offsite testing and launch preparation.