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Lead the design, development, testing, and evaluation of structural and mechanical components for a commercial space station. Responsibilities include defining requirements, conducting structural analysis and FEA, producing models and drawings, overseeing manufacturing and assembly, supporting verification and validation, documenting engineering work, and presenting technical findings. The role also includes mentoring, functional management, and ensuring designs meet quality, performance, and spaceflight standards.

Designs, develops, tests, and evaluates structural and mechanical components for a commercial space station. Responsibilities include requirements development, engineering lifecycle execution, structural analysis using hand calculations and FEA, 3D modeling, drawing creation, manufacturing and assembly oversight, testing, documentation, and presenting technical findings. The role requires collaboration across teams, technical rigor, and accountability for engineering designs and results.

Lead complex project engineering efforts for commercial space station crew systems, from requirements development through completion. Own project schedules, risks, work allocation, technical status, and requirements traceability. Resolve technical issues, mentor engineers, support proposals, pilot standards, and represent projects in technical reviews. Ensure compliance with NASA standards, FAA regulations, contractual requirements, and quality and safety expectations. The role is onsite and may require evening or weekend work to meet critical milestones.

Leads complex engineering projects supporting Environmental Control and Life Support Systems for a commercial space station. Responsibilities include managing requirements, schedules, risks, budgets, procurement, suppliers, subcontractors, technical issues, regulatory compliance, and earned-value reporting. The role mentors engineers, coordinates cross-functional work, supports proposals, and reports technical status to leadership. It is an onsite position requiring a mechanical engineering background, spaceflight hardware knowledge, and experience with NASA requirements and project management tools.

Leads enterprise IT and digital transformation projects across infrastructure, systems integration, software, and cybersecurity. Responsibilities include defining scope, schedules, budgets, and resources; managing Agile, waterfall, and hybrid delivery; coordinating change management; overseeing risks, dependencies, security, compliance, vendors, and stakeholder communications; and driving projects through successful delivery.

Administer and troubleshoot the LMS, manage courses, users, curricula, assignments, and training records, and maintain workforce-readiness data. Develop dashboards and reports on training progress and qualifications, coordinate competency-based training plans, support content development, manage enterprise training requirements, interface with vendors, and identify automation and AI-enabled learning improvements.

Conduct research, design, fabrication, integration, testing, and evaluation of Environmental Control and Life Support Systems for human spaceflight. Operate laboratory test stands, troubleshoot prototypes, develop test plans, analyze experimental data, investigate failures, and document results. Collaborate with multidisciplinary engineering teams to improve system reliability, efficiency, maintainability, and resource utilization while supporting prototype demonstrations and safe laboratory operations.

Supports the aerospace assembly, integration, and testing team by creating, releasing, maintaining, and retiring detailed manufacturing work instructions and procedures. Interprets engineering drawings, specifications, and technical requirements; collaborates with engineers, technicians, managers, and subject matter experts; and helps maintain production and project schedules. The role requires strong technical writing, organization, problem-solving, communication, and aerospace manufacturing experience.

Supports Axiom Space’s EVA team by developing, releasing, maintaining, and retiring detailed work instructions and procedures for assembling, integrating, and testing spacesuit and tool hardware. Interprets engineering drawings, technical requirements, and production methods to create accurate manufacturing documentation. Collaborates with engineers, technicians, managers, and subject matter experts while supporting project schedules, quality objectives, and critical milestones.

Leads full-cycle recruitment for aerospace engineering, manufacturing, technical, operations, and corporate roles. Develops sourcing strategies for specialized talent, builds candidate pipelines, partners with hiring managers, conducts screenings, ensures hiring compliance, supports employer branding, analyzes recruiting metrics, and improves talent acquisition processes. Represents the company at industry events and applies modern recruiting and agile project management practices.