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Supports supply chain and procurement operations involving inventory optimization, supplier relationships, operational risk mitigation, and material flow for production and customer demand. The intern collaborates with mentors and cross-functional teams, applies engineering and industry concepts, leads development projects, attends progress meetings, and participates in professional development activities. The role requires full-time, on-site work for at least 12 consecutive weeks beginning May or June 2027.

Manages the full lifecycle of complex space, solar, and technology programs, including scope, schedules, budgets, profitability, customer relationships, contract compliance, risk, resource allocation, and cross-functional execution. Partners with engineering, manufacturing, testing, quality, finance, and leadership to deliver programs on time, within budget, and to specification. Serves as the primary customer contact and communicates progress, risks, and solutions to stakeholders and executives.

Owns the technical roadmap, P&L, and lifecycle execution of sensitive national security space platforms from prototype through flight and responsive production. Leads multiple programs, cross-functional engineering teams, suppliers, and subcontracts; manages technical, schedule, and supply-chain risks; develops production capabilities; and serves as the primary customer contact for U.S. Government national security customers. The role also supports proposals, captures, budgets, forecasts, and team leadership.

Owns high-volume satellite production programs from concept through qualification and full-rate production. Responsibilities include leading cross-functional teams, making design-for-manufacturing and production-rate decisions, managing suppliers and subcontracts, improving yield and cost, mitigating production risks, coordinating manufacturing and testing, supporting customer relationships, and developing technical roadmaps for satellite constellation production.

Own the technical roadmap and lifecycle of advanced RF payloads and communications systems from concept through qualification, production, and flight. Lead multiple programs, make architecture and trade-off decisions, manage suppliers and risks, coordinate hardware, software, and spectrum teams, develop talent, and serve as the primary customer and business-development contact for national security, civil, and commercial programs.

Leads spacecraft integration and test campaigns, develops verification and validation plans, and creates acceptance, qualification, and R&D test plans. Operates environmental test systems including vibration, thermal vacuum, thermal, and EMI equipment. Maintains ground support equipment, test facilities, and software interfaces; implements flight software configuration changes, investigates anomalies, and supports hardware-in-the-loop testing. The role requires aerospace test experience, spacecraft subsystem knowledge, hands-on electronics testing, CAD, RF, Linux, and cleanroom experience.

Performs hands-on payload integration for Electron and HASTE launch vehicles, including fit checks, dispenser integration, testing, and assembly instructions. Supports launch-site planning, customer coordination, technical presentations, and interface control documentation. Collaborates with mechanical and electrical engineering teams to resolve spacecraft integration requirements and technical challenges. The role is based in Long Beach, California, and requires frequent worldwide travel to customer facilities and launch sites.

As a Payload Integration Engineer II, you'll perform hands-on integration activities, coordinate with management during launches, verify interface documentation, and support customer inquiries while traveling to launch sites.

Leads spacecraft integration and test campaigns, develops verification plans and environmental test procedures, operates test systems, maintains ground support equipment, investigates anomalies, and interfaces with flight and hardware-in-the-loop software. The role requires hands-on aerospace or test engineering experience, programming proficiency, technical documentation skills, and eligibility to obtain a security clearance.

Owns technical program execution for high-volume satellite production from concept through qualification, full-rate manufacturing, and flight. Leads multiple cross-functional teams, manages rate, yield, unit cost, suppliers, manufacturing trade-offs, production risks, and customer relationships. Develops technical roadmaps, resolves line-threatening issues, supports proposals, and builds future program leadership capabilities.