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Leads an engineering team responsible for developing and maintaining facilities, tooling, processes, and procedures used to build, integrate, test, and validate human-rated space station hardware. The role coordinates cross-functional production activities, resolves nonconformances, drives corrective actions, supports vehicle-level verification, improves manufacturing processes, and ensures safe, reliable, on-schedule execution. It also requires team development, technical judgment, configuration management, and hands-on integration leadership.

Develop and optimize software for testing, commanding, and monitoring spacecraft. Own software lifecycles through operations, configuration, maintenance, upgrades, and user support. Configure automated testing and deployment systems, maintain ground control systems, mentor junior engineers, and support spacecraft communications at launch sites and in orbit.

Design, build, and support full-stack web applications, backend services, APIs, data models, pipelines, and development tooling. Collaborate in a heterogeneous environment using modern frontend and application-server technologies. Help establish scalable software practices and patterns for a growing codebase and engineering team, supporting mission software for human-rated artificial-gravity space stations.

Lead the end-to-end color, material, and finish design strategy for human-rated space stations. Develop concepts, research spaceflight materials, manage vendors, build materials libraries, coordinate testing and qualification, and drive designs from concept through production. Collaborate with industrial design, engineering, manufacturing, suppliers, and supply chain teams while ensuring aerospace safety, certification, cost, and schedule requirements. Present design direction to leadership and mentor other designers.

Leads Vast’s brand design standards and creative direction across campaigns, brand initiatives, and key company moments. Manages and mentors a small design team while remaining hands-on in design and art direction. Translates complex technical concepts and business goals into clear creative work, partners with cross-functional teams, presents to stakeholders, and maintains quality standards. Also evaluates AI-driven design and production workflows and manages external creative resources.

Lead manufacturability and production transition for the E-2 engine: create manufacturing plans, MBOM→MES transition, define assembly/test procedures, support shop layout and tooling procurement, perform hands-on assembly/integration/testing, mentor junior engineers, and implement continuous shop-floor improvements to optimize cost and production.

Provides L1/L2 technical support for enterprise applications and systems, serving as the first point of contact for software issues. Responsibilities include ticket and incident resolution, SLA tracking, license provisioning, access control troubleshooting, bug reproduction, user support across multiple locations, and assisting with technical projects. The role requires strong collaboration, independent problem-solving, and familiarity with ITSM tools and enterprise applications in manufacturing or aerospace environments.

The Technical Project Manager will oversee cross-functional technical developments for future space stations, ensuring project success within timelines, budgets, and safety standards while maintaining effective communication with stakeholders.

Develop and deliver crew and console training, run human-in-the-loop testing, support mission operations and ground systems, translate customer requirements to CONOPS, provide operational support for pre-flight and on-orbit activities, analyze telemetry, lead flight control teams, and iterate processes with engineering teams to ensure safe spacecraft operations.

The Director, Mission Engineering & Management will oversee program execution for a spacecraft bus product line, managing schedules, budgets, customer relations, and system requirements to ensure successful mission outcomes.