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Design, program, integrate, commission, and validate real-time control systems for propulsion test facilities and next-generation hardware. Responsibilities include PLC programming, controls algorithms, instrumentation, electrical architecture, systems integration, troubleshooting, safety compliance, documentation, code reviews, testing, and mentoring junior engineers.

Manufacturing Engineer responsible for industrializing aerospace products, developing robust manufacturing processes, creating work instructions and tooling, and supporting DFM/DFA/DFT initiatives. The role collaborates with design, quality, supply chain, and production teams, performs root-cause analysis, validates production equipment, improves efficiency, and ensures compliance with AS9100 and ISO 9001. Work focuses on mechanisms and complex mechanical assemblies for lunar mission systems, with potential travel up to 10%.

Manages and mentors mechanical design engineers developing tooling and ground support equipment for aerospace hardware. Leads technical direction, project execution, staffing, design reviews, manufacturing, testing, commissioning, and delivery. Responsibilities include prioritizing projects, managing risks and budgets, troubleshooting cross-functional issues, evaluating investments, improving processes, and ensuring safety, quality, repeatability, and manufacturability.

Leads a team responsible for procuring, fabricating, installing, commissioning, troubleshooting, and supporting complex manufacturing tooling for spaceflight hardware. Coordinates with design, manufacturing, operations, launch, and test teams; manages external partners; drives projects to schedule and budget targets; evaluates tooling designs for manufacturability and reliability; and mentors technical staff. Requires extensive mechanical systems experience, project leadership, CAD familiarity, and approximately 10% travel.

Develops manufacturing work instructions, tooling, and fabrication, assembly, and integration processes for aerospace hardware. Manages quality, cost, schedule, build sequence, engineering changes, nonconformance disposition, and production-floor support. Investigates root causes, resolves discrepancies, drives corrective actions, and applies design-for-manufacturing and assembly principles. Collaborates with design, test, operations, and manufacturing teams to produce safe, compliant, flight-ready hardware.

Blue Origin is hiring a Prototype Engineer for its SWORD team within Blue Origin Operations. The provided description contains limited role-specific information and does not detail responsibilities, technical requirements, experience expectations, or travel needs. Applicants must satisfy U.S. export-control eligibility requirements and complete applicable background checks.

Hands-on manufacturing engineer responsible for developing and improving manufacturing processes for complex aerospace and space hardware. Duties include design-for-manufacturing guidance, drawing and GD&T review, work-order instruction authoring, process sequencing, tooling and fixture design, repair and rework planning, and cross-functional delivery coordination. The role requires direct manufacturing-floor involvement, machining experience, CAD proficiency, and knowledge of diverse processes including welding, assembly, inspection, metrology, and additive manufacturing.

Serves as the technical authority for turbomachinery products across concept, qualification, and production. Owns technical roadmaps, performance baselines, design standards, margins, validation methods, and architecture trade decisions. Directs multidisciplinary analyses including aerodynamics, CFD, structural dynamics, seals, and rotordynamics; connects turbomachinery performance to system operability. Supports reviews, hardware testing, anomaly investigations, technical dispositions, and engineer mentoring.

Leads planning and deployment of large-scale propulsion and fluid-mechanical systems from prototype through activation. Owns integrated schedules, milestones, scope, risks, costs, configuration control, and status reporting. Coordinates engineering, design, testing, manufacturing, supply chain, quality, operations, and contractors to deliver systems safely, on time, and within scope. Requires technical fluency, disciplined project management, occasional travel, and support for critical off-hours operations.

Leads industrial engineering and production program activities for aerospace products, including root cause analysis, trade studies, build execution support, and product health monitoring. Manages production schedules, budgets, risks, and variance analysis while coordinating technical teams and cross-functional stakeholders. Develops executable plans, drives corrective actions, supports fabrication and integration, and helps transition products from concept through production.