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Own the mechanical design and lifecycle development of spacecraft electric propulsion hardware, including propulsion modules, thruster components, propellant systems, avionics boxes, structures, and tanks. Create models, drawings, and interface documents; conduct analysis; develop and execute tests; iterate prototypes; qualify flight hardware; manage suppliers; and support production, integration, and in-space demonstrations.

Own the mechanical design and lifecycle development of high-power electric propulsion hardware for satellites. Responsibilities include requirements definition, concept development, CAD modeling, detailed analysis, testing, design iteration, vendor management, production support, and qualification of flight hardware. The engineer will design propulsion modules, thruster components, propellant systems, avionics boxes, secondary structures, and potentially tanks, ultimately supporting successful in-space demonstrations.

The Program Manager will define and execute K2 Space's commercial business vision, managing projects and customer relationships in the space industry.

As a Payload Integration Engineer, you will manage payload integration for satellites, collaborate with customers, and ensure technical alignment across engineering teams throughout the satellite lifecycle.

Design hardware for a propulsion system, own mechanical designs, manage vendors, validate designs, and conduct testing for satellite propulsion.

The role involves owning mechanical structures and electromechanical subsystems for satellite operations, collaborating on design and development processes, and validating designs through prototype iterations.

The role involves leading satellite test operations, analyzing spacecraft systems, and engaging in mission operations. You'll design test procedures and interface with customers to ensure payload functionality.

Responsible for designing and fabricating tooling for satellite production, validating tooling through testing, and leading the development of production fixtures.

As a Spacecraft Program Manager, you will drive mission success for National Security space programs, oversee program execution, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure alignment with mission requirements and customer expectations.

The role involves defining mission operations, developing monitoring strategies, collaborating with teams for operational readiness, and managing satellite operations and testing procedures.