About the Team: 

The Powder Bed Fusion manufacturing team develops, creates, and operates the most advanced additive manufacturing technologies in the world. This best-in-class team makes sure that the infrastructure, materials, tools, and equipment are in place for us to rapidly iterate and print. The Powder-Based manufacturing team was crucial to manufacturing Aeon-1 for first launch and now are developing and demonstrating groundbreaking technologies, design, and approaches for Aeon-R! 

About the Role:

• Perform routine periodic maintenance (PM) and troubleshooting of PBF Printers to ensure efficient operation and optimized output. 

• Perform laser optics inspection and calibrations to maintain optimal laser output.   

• Maintain inventory of critical spares, consumables, and tools necessary to maintain printers and equipment. 

• With the guidance of engineering and technical specialist team perform hardware repair and testing protocols to identify and resolve potential issues that may impact production.  Such as testing and validating Sensors, Valves, Actuators, and Motors. 

• Assist engineers and technical specialist team in developing and documenting standard operating procedures (SOP’s) related to printer maintenance and troubleshooting. 
• Provide onsite technical support and training to production team of changes to printer operations and daily maintenance.

About You:

• 3+ years of relevant experience working with PBF printers or similar additive manufacturing technologies. 

• 1+ years of maintenance and troubleshooting experience with PBF Printers or similar advanced technologies.  

• Relevant maintenance or machine operations certificates from OEM’s or accredited institutions such as EOS Self-Care, EOS Advanced Troubleshooting, Certified Maintenance & Reliability Technician, or equivalent. 

• Proficient with Laser Optic testing and inspections methods such as Laser Power, Laser Focus, and Scanner Accuracy. 

• Strong mechanical aptitude, attention to detail, and communication skills. 

• Strong experience with hand tools, power tools, pneumatic tools, and a solid understanding of materials and processes as they relate to maintenance and repairs. 

Nice to haves but not required: 

• Experience with other types of PBF printer OEM’s such as Velo3D, Additive Industries, GE, Concept, or 3D Systems. 

• Familiarity with diagnostic software such as EOS Service. 

• Familiarity with CAD or programming software. 

• Experience with Tooling Fabrication.

About the Team: 

The Tooling and Factory Automation team sits at the intersection of design, manufacturing, and automation, making everything from large-scale structural fixtures to small tools that directly enable Terran R’s production. As a design group embedded within the manufacturing organization, we dig deep into the needs of our internal partners to understand root problems, propose solutions, and deliver hardware to help build faster, scale smarter, and work better. The team is also at the forefront of Relativity’s growing factory automation efforts, an increasingly critical part of scaling production of Terran R at existing and future facilities. You’ll have the autonomy to make decisions, field solutions, and see them in action on the factory floor. Ultimately, you’re not just designing tools or automated processes; you’re defining how rockets and factories get built.

About the Role:

• Lead and develop a high-performing team of tooling engineers delivering solutions that enable safe, efficient, and repeatable production.
• Define and execute the long-term tooling strategy, aligning priorities across design, manufacturing, and operations to support current and future production goals.
• Oversee design, fabrication, and commissioning of complex tooling systems that improve manufacturability, quality, and throughput across multiple work centers.
• Manage the tooling project portfolio, driving cost, schedule, and technical performance to ensure readiness for both production and development programs.
• Partner with design engineering and manufacturing teams to ensure tooling readiness for new product introductions and continuous product evolution.
• Standardize best practices for design documentation, preventive maintenance, and configuration control to ensure reliability and compliance across all tooling assets.

About You:  

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Manufacturing, or Aerospace Engineering (or equivalent experience).
• 12+ years of experience in tooling design, manufacturing engineering, or related field, with 6+ years in people leadership. 
• Expertise with CAD and PLM systems (e.g., NX, Teamcenter, CATIA, SolidWorks).
• Demonstrated experience leading large-scale tooling initiatives for complex hardware (structures, assemblies, or propulsion).
• Strong understanding of GD&T, tolerance analysis, materials, and manufacturing processes (machining, composites, weldments, additive). Proven ability to manage cross-functional programs balancing cost, schedule, and performance.

Nice to haves but not required:  

• Experience in aerospace, automotive, or oil & gas production environments with rapid development cycles.
• Background in Lean manufacturing and Design for Manufacturability (DFM).
• Experience with factory automation, lifting and handling systems, or test tooling.
• Strong leadership presence with ability to coach and scale engineering organizations.

About the Team: 

The Tooling and Factory Automation team sits at the intersection of design, manufacturing, and automation, making everything from large-scale structural fixtures to small tools that directly enable Terran R’s production. As a design group embedded within the manufacturing organization, we dig deep into the needs of our internal partners to understand root problems, propose solutions, and deliver hardware to help build faster, scale smarter, and work better. The team is also at the forefront of Relativity’s growing factory automation efforts, an increasingly critical part of scaling production of Terran R at existing and future facilities. You’ll have the autonomy to make decisions, field solutions, and see them in action on the factory floor. Ultimately, you’re not just designing tools or automated processes; you’re defining how rockets and factories get built.

About the Role:

• Lead and develop a high-performing team of tooling engineers delivering solutions that enable safe, efficient, and repeatable production.
• Define and execute the long-term tooling strategy, aligning priorities across design, manufacturing, and operations to support current and future production goals.
• Oversee design, fabrication, and commissioning of complex tooling systems that improve manufacturability, quality, and throughput across multiple work centers.
• Manage the tooling project portfolio, driving cost, schedule, and technical performance to ensure readiness for both production and development programs.
• Partner with design engineering and manufacturing teams to ensure tooling readiness for new product introductions and continuous product evolution.
• Standardize best practices for design documentation, preventive maintenance, and configuration control to ensure reliability and compliance across all tooling assets.

About You:  

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Manufacturing, or Aerospace Engineering (or equivalent experience).
• 10+ years of experience in tooling design, manufacturing engineering, or related field, with 4+ years in people leadership. 
• Expertise with CAD and PLM systems (e.g., NX, Teamcenter, CATIA, SolidWorks).
• Demonstrated experience leading large-scale tooling initiatives for complex hardware (structures, assemblies, or propulsion).
• Strong understanding of GD&T, tolerance analysis, materials, and manufacturing processes (machining, composites, weldments, additive). Proven ability to manage cross-functional programs balancing cost, schedule, and performance.

Nice to haves but not required:  

• Experience in aerospace, automotive, or oil & gas production environments with rapid development cycles.
• Background in Lean manufacturing and Design for Manufacturability (DFM).
• Experience with factory automation, lifting and handling systems, or test tooling.
• Strong leadership presence with ability to coach and scale engineering organizations.

About the Team: 

The Engine Manufacturing team is dedicated to delivering high-performance engines and advancing innovative manufacturing systems that continuously improve cost, quality, and lead time. You’re not just executing on designs; you actively provide input that shapes new hardware iterations and regularly interface with engineers to make critical decisions for the Aeon R program. Having successfully developed and refined processes for our initial development engines, the team is now focused on producing flight engines at rate for Terran R’s aggressive launch manifest.

About the Role:

• Develop and implement build and test solutions to increase production rate, reduce touch time / hours and improve build quality to support increasing production rate
• Partner with design teams to drive future design trades on valve components, improving valve functionality, build rate / manufacturability and reliability
• Lead efforts to build up novel processing technologies aimed at high volume valve and component manufacturing
• Lead both tactical and strategic planning, development, implementation, and maintenance of manufacturing methods and processes for new and existing products
• Communicate and interface regularly with key stakeholders and employees throughout the organization 

About You:

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Manufacturing, or Aerospace Engineering (or equivalent experience)
• 7+ years experience leading engineering teams through development/production transition and/or scaling to meet rate 
• Proven ability to effectively interface with design engineering, manufacturing, and production teams to ensure seamless collaboration and integration of processes.  
• Proven ability to set team/individual goals and drive progress/completion of those goals 

Nice to haves but not required:  

• Experience working in new-space manufacturing environment. 
• Experience in the manufacture of highly controlled aerospace products.

About the Team: 

The Tooling and Factory Automation team sits at the intersection of design, manufacturing, and automation, making everything from large-scale structural fixtures to small tools that directly enable Terran R’s production. As a design group embedded within the manufacturing organization, we dig deep into the needs of our internal partners to understand root problems, propose solutions, and deliver hardware to help build faster, scale smarter, and work better. The team is also at the forefront of Relativity’s growing factory automation efforts, an increasingly critical part of scaling production of Terran R at existing and future facilities. You’ll have the autonomy to make decisions, field solutions, and see them in action on the factory floor. Ultimately, you’re not just designing tools or automated processes; you’re defining how rockets and factories get built.

About the Role:

• Lead and develop a high-performing team of tooling engineers delivering solutions that enable safe, efficient, and repeatable production.
• Define and execute the long-term tooling strategy, aligning priorities across design, manufacturing, and operations to support current and future production goals.
• Oversee design, fabrication, and commissioning of complex tooling systems that improve manufacturability, quality, and throughput across multiple work centers.
• Manage the tooling project portfolio, driving cost, schedule, and technical performance to ensure readiness for both production and development programs.
• Partner with design engineering and manufacturing teams to ensure tooling readiness for new product introductions and continuous product evolution.
• Standardize best practices for design documentation, preventive maintenance, and configuration control to ensure reliability and compliance across all tooling assets.

About You:  

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Manufacturing, or Aerospace Engineering (or equivalent experience).
• 10+ years of experience in tooling design, manufacturing engineering, or related field, with 4+ years in people leadership. 
• Expertise with CAD and PLM systems (e.g., NX, Teamcenter, CATIA, SolidWorks).
• Demonstrated experience leading large-scale tooling initiatives for complex hardware (structures, assemblies, or propulsion).
• Strong understanding of GD&T, tolerance analysis, materials, and manufacturing processes (machining, composites, weldments, additive). Proven ability to manage cross-functional programs balancing cost, schedule, and performance.

Nice to haves but not required:  

• Experience in aerospace, automotive, or oil & gas production environments with rapid development cycles.
• Background in Lean manufacturing and Design for Manufacturability (DFM).
• Experience with factory automation, lifting and handling systems, or test tooling.
• Strong leadership presence with ability to coach and scale engineering organizations.

About the Team: 

The Tooling and Factory Automation team sits at the intersection of design, manufacturing, and automation, making everything from large-scale structural fixtures to small tools that directly enable Terran R’s production. As a design group embedded within the manufacturing organization, we dig deep into the needs of our internal partners to understand root problems, propose solutions, and deliver hardware to help build faster, scale smarter, and work better. The team is also at the forefront of Relativity’s growing factory automation efforts, an increasingly critical part of scaling production of Terran R at existing and future facilities. You’ll have the autonomy to make decisions, field solutions, and see them in action on the factory floor. Ultimately, you’re not just designing tools or automated processes; you’re defining how rockets and factories get built.

About the Role:

• Lead and develop a high-performing team of tooling engineers delivering solutions that enable safe, efficient, and repeatable production.
• Define and execute the long-term tooling strategy, aligning priorities across design, manufacturing, and operations to support current and future production goals.
• Oversee design, fabrication, and commissioning of complex tooling systems that improve manufacturability, quality, and throughput across multiple work centers.
• Manage the tooling project portfolio, driving cost, schedule, and technical performance to ensure readiness for both production and development programs.
• Partner with design engineering and manufacturing teams to ensure tooling readiness for new product introductions and continuous product evolution.
• Standardize best practices for design documentation, preventive maintenance, and configuration control to ensure reliability and compliance across all tooling assets.

About You:  

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Manufacturing, or Aerospace Engineering (or equivalent experience).
• 12+ years of experience in tooling design, manufacturing engineering, or related field, with 6+ years in people leadership. 
• Expertise with CAD and PLM systems (e.g., NX, Teamcenter, CATIA, SolidWorks).
• Demonstrated experience leading large-scale tooling initiatives for complex hardware (structures, assemblies, or propulsion).
• Strong understanding of GD&T, tolerance analysis, materials, and manufacturing processes (machining, composites, weldments, additive). Proven ability to manage cross-functional programs balancing cost, schedule, and performance.

Nice to haves but not required:  

• Experience in aerospace, automotive, or oil & gas production environments with rapid development cycles.
• Background in Lean manufacturing and Design for Manufacturability (DFM).
• Experience with factory automation, lifting and handling systems, or test tooling.
• Strong leadership presence with ability to coach and scale engineering organizations.