We are seeking an experienced Machinist to join our team in McHenry, MS.  As a Machinist, you will play a crucial role in the production of precision components and parts for the programmatic and commissioning efforts at Anduril Rocket Motor Systems. Your primary responsibilities will include setting up and operating conventional and CNC machining equipment, building fixtures, ensuring the quality of finished products, and contributing to the overall efficiency of our manufacturing processes.

WHAT YOU'LL DO: 

• Set-up and operate conventional machining equipment including, but not limited to engine lathes, knee mills, bandsaws, drill presses, surface grinders, and routers.
• Set-up, and operate CNC machining equipment using guidance from the lead machinist and programmer
• Read and interpret blueprints and technical drawings.
• Design, build, and install fixtures to securely hold workpieces.
• Monitor machine performance, make necessary adjustments, and perform routine maintenance.
• Inspect finished parts to ensure they meet quality standards.
• Assist other members of the fabrication team as necessary.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS:

• Minimum of 5 years of experience as a machinist.
• Proficiency in CNC and conventional machining operations, including but not limited to milling, turning, and routing.
• Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and blueprints.
• Experience with work holding fixture design and fabrication.
• Proficiency with precision measuring instruments (calipers, micrometers, etc.).
• Excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail are a must.
• Strong communication and teamwork abilities.
• The ability to work independently on multiple tasks.
• Ability to switch focus on jobs as priorities shift.
• A commitment to safety, quality, and productivity.

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS: 

• Experience with programming and operating Prototrak machines.
• Prior experience with different welding processes (GMAW/MIG, GTAW/TIG, SMAW, & FCAW)
• Prior work in a R&D or prototype shop.

Our team conducts full system level development testing, new production acceptance testing, sub-component qualification testing and much more. In short, if it involves test, we support it. If you are interested in working in an extremely innovative and fast paced environment, where your work directly makes an impact and difference in the products that are fielded this a fantastic opportunity.

We are seeking a highly motivated and experienced individual to join our Test and Evaluation (T&E) Safety and Standards team. In this role, you will collaborate closely with T&E leadership and various business lines to establish and oversee team training, safety, and standard practices both on-site and across multiple test facilities. A key responsibility will be ensuring compliance with DCMA 8210, DoD, and ATF regulations. Additionally, you will manage safety trends and conduct predictive analysis to enhance operational safety. Join our dynamic team and contribute to building a robust Aviation T&E program that positions us as the industry leader in Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) products and operations.

WHAT YOU'LL DO:

• Serve as a subject matter expert for rocket motors, explosives safety, and related flight operations.
• Monitor, interpret, and implement changes to rocket motor and explosives testing processes.
• Ensure timely communications to all stakeholders, internal and external.
• Lead internal readiness reviews related to developmental test safety and related flight test safety protocols.
• Develop, implement, and manage safety management system (SMS) and operational standards programs.
• Maintain safety policies, standard operating procedures (SOPs), and checklists to ensure compliance with federal, DoD, and company requirements.
• Establish and maintain a standardized approach to creating, updating, and publishing written procedures, checklists, manuals, and other documents required for the execution of test and flight related activities.
• Serve as liaison to all DoD regulatory entities for rocket motors and explosives.
• Serve as Aviation Safety Officer (ASO) for flight operations, as required.
• Lead or assist with Safety Councils to proliferate updated requirements, review lessons learned, and share ideas for the continuous improvement of test operations.
• Be prepared to conduct safety investigations into test related incidents and report findings to Anduril leadership as required.
• Review all incidents, track derivative issues, and ensure closure of all issues with subsequent out briefings that connect root cause analysis to root cause corrective actions.
• Maintain the Mishap Response Plan (MRP) for test, flight, and ground related activities.
• Track statistical data relating to test related incidents for trend analysis and potential corrective recommendations.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS:

• Extremely organized and detail-oriented.
• Excellent communication and leadership skills.
• A sincere commitment to a positive, inclusive, and collaborative culture.
• Experience with Safety Management System (SMS) and quality programs.
• Strong knowledge of ATF, DoD, DCMA, and additional rocket motor and explosives regulations.
• Ability to build relationships and collaborate with internal and external stakeholders, including regulatory agencies.
• Knowledge of R&D test policy creation / writing.
• Familiarity with US Military safety investigation processes.
• Knowledge of training requirements, currency, and proficiency.
• Experience with incident response / pre-accident planning.
• Ability to obtain and maintain a security clearance.
• Ability to travel on an as needed basis.

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

• Military aviation and/or Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) background.
• Experience in aviation flight instruction, flight standardization, and/or flight safety.
• Prior Government Flight Representative (GFR), Government Ground Representative (GGR), or Contract Safety Representative (CSR) experience.
• Familiarity with DoD Manual 4145.26 Contractor’s Safety Manual for Ammunition and Explosives.
• Familiarity with DCMA 8210-1D Contractor’s Flight and Ground Operations
• Familiarity with ATF regulations related to explosives.
• UAS experience as either an operator or technician.
• Formal safety training (DoD, ATF, FAA, military, etc.).
• Familiarity with data analytics / statistical analysis.
• Familiarity with test / experimental processes.
• Familiarity with the technical writing process.

AGERO IS NOW HIRING FOR MULTIPLE UPCOMING REMOTE TRAINING CLASSES IN ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE! 

We are actively seeking Response Associates (Customer Service Representatives) to handle inbound calls within our Roadside Assistance department. As the first point of contact for customers experiencing vehicle breakdowns or emergencies, you will provide calm, empathetic support, dispatch service providers, and ensure every customer feels safe and supported.

Upcoming Start Dates:

About the Role

As a Response Associate, you serve as a lifeline for customers facing roadside emergencies such as flat tires, lockouts, dead batteries, and mechanical failures. Because customers often reach out feeling overwhelmed or unsafe, you will manage these high-stress situations with calm, empathetic guidance and consistent reassurance. You will coordinate directly with external providers to ensure the accurate and rapid dispatch of tow trucks and service vehicles. Your ability to make quick decisions under pressure directly impacts customer safety, satisfaction, and our reputation as a trusted roadside service provider.

What You'll Do

• Handle High-Volume Calls: Gather essential details regarding location and vehicle issues to dispatch assistance quickly.
• Dispatch with Accuracy: Coordinate efficiently with service providers to ensure the right help arrives at the right time.
• De-escalate & Support: Use active listening and empathy to calm frustrated or anxious customers.
• Navigate Digital Tools: Utilize multiple web-based systems and dispatch tools to track service progress accurately.
• Excel in a Virtual Team: Thrive in a performance-driven remote environment, collaborating with peers and managers via Zoom and Google Chat.

Training and Schedules

• Attendance & Performance: 100% attendance is required during the training period to ensure your success. Your performance will be assessed throughout this time, and you will have ongoing opportunities for cross-training to expand your skills and advance your career.
• Mandatory Training: Each start date includes two weeks of mandatory paid training (Monday–Friday). Attendance is required and schedules cannot be modified.
• Production Schedules: After training, you will transition to your selected Production Schedule. These shifts are based on current business needs and vary by start date.
• Weekend & Holiday Availability: As we provide 24/7 Roadside Assistance, most schedules include at least one weekend day and holiday coverage. This is a Full-Time position only.
• Commitment: Production schedules are static. New hires must keep their selected schedule for 90 days and then are eligible to request changes if desired. Our associates participate in semi-annual shift bids.
• Selection Process: Schedules are chosen during the offer process on a first-come, first-served basis. Available shifts are subject to change based on business requirements.

CLASS A:

Available production schedule options after training (all schedules listed in Eastern Standard time zone):

• 4:00 am to 12:30 pm: Tue|Wed off || Mon|Sun off
• 5:00 am to 1:30 pm: Mon|Tue off || Fri|Sun off
• 6:00 am to 2:30 pm: Tue|Wed off || Mon|Sun off
• 7:00 am to 3:30 pm: Tue|Wed off || Thu|Fri off
• 8:00 am to 4:30 pm: Mon|Sat off || Wed|Sun off
• 9:00 am to 5:30 pm: Thu|Fri off || Tue|Sat off
• 10:00 am to 6:30 pm: Tue|Sun off || Wed|Thu off

CLASS B:

Available production schedule options after training (all schedules listed in Eastern Standard time zone):

• To Be Determined - Actual available production schedules are currently pending and will be posted as soon as possible. 

CLASS C:

Available production schedule options after training (all schedules listed in Eastern Standard time zone):

• To Be Determined - Actual available production schedules are currently pending and will be posted as soon as possible. 

Pay, Benefits,and Career Growth 

• Starting Pay: $16.25 per hour 
• Bonus and Incentives: Opportunity to earn monthly performance and attendance bonuses + Shift differentials for working evenings, nights, overnights, and weekends! ($1.75 to $2.50 per hour.) 
• Benefits: Medical, Dental, and Vision; 401(k) with match; Paid Time Off; Tuition Reimbursement; and Complimentary Roadside Assistance.
• Career Growth & Development: Invest in your future with access to online skill-building courses, mentorship, and cross-training programs designed to build the expertise needed for advancement at Agero. 
• Compensation Note: Actual salaries may vary and may be above or below the range presented based on various factors, including, but not limited to, work location, experience, job-related skills, and relevant training and education.

What We’re Looking For

• Empathy in Action: You have a natural ability to connect with customers, validate their feelings, and provide genuine reassurance during stressful situations.
• Effective Two-Way Communication: Strong active listening skills paired with the ability to provide clear, concise explanations for updates and solutions.
• Sound Judgment Under Pressure: The ability to stay composed and make fast, informed decisions during roadside emergencies.
• Multitasking Mastery: Highly organized and capable of managing calls, dispatch requests, and multiple systems simultaneously. You can comfortably speak with customers or providers while typing detailed notes and navigating multiple screens.
• Problem-Solving & De-escalation: A patient and professional approach to resolving customer concerns, with a talent for turning a difficult situation into a positive experience.
• Computer & Technical Proficiency: Skilled at navigating digital tools and dispatch software with confidence. You are comfortable using Google Workspace (Gmail, Docs, Sheets) and can type at least 30 wpm accurately.

Position Requirements

• Location: Must currently reside in Alabama, Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, Tennessee, or Virginia.
• Experience: 1+ year of customer service experience, ideally in a fast-paced contact center. Reliable tenure, demonstrated career growth, and a background in remote work are strongly preferred. Experience in retail, fast-food, hospitality, administrative, or warehouse/production roles is highly transferable and valued.
• Customer Focus: A genuine passion for helping others with a proven track record in customer-facing support roles.
• Technical Skills: Proficient in Google Workspace (Docs, Sheets, Gmail) and skilled at navigating web-based systems to manage customer and vehicle information.
• Remote Readiness: Ability to thrive in a virtual contact center, collaborating effectively via phone, email, chat, and Zoom.
• Flexibility: Open availability for all shifts, including days, evenings, nights, weekends, and holidays - to support our customers during peak times.
• Background Check: Must successfully pass a criminal background screening.
• Home Office (BYOD): Requires a dedicated, quiet workspace. You must provide your own equipment, including a compatible personal desktop or laptop, wired high-speed internet, a webcam, a cell phone, and a USB- headset.

Remote Technology Requirements

To ensure your success, your home office must meet the following technical specifications, which will be verified via the Harver System Checker during the application process.

Required Equipment & Specs:

• Computer: Personal desktop or laptop (manufactured in 2020 or later).
• Operating System: Must be running a current, manufacturer-supported version of Windows 11 (version 24H2, 25H2, or newer).
• Processor: Intel or AMD 2+ cores, minimum 3.5 GHz (boosted/turbo speed).
• Memory & Storage: 8 GB RAM (or greater) and at least 20 GB of free space.
• Peripherals: Webcam and a usb-wired headset.
• Browser: Google Chrome (23+) or Mozilla Firefox (3+).
• Internet: Secure, wired high-speed connection (no Wi-Fi).
• Min Download: 25 Mbps | Min Upload: 10 Mbps | Max Latency: 80ms–100ms.
• Mobile Device: An active cell phone capable of SMS text and app downloads for two-step authentication.

Incompatible Devices (Not Allowed):

• Work-Issued Computers: To install our software, you must have full Administrator privileges on your computer. Company-issued devices have security restrictions that prevent them from being compatible and cannot be used for this job. 
• Devices: MacBooks, iPads, iMacs, Chromebooks, Surface Pro/Go, or Samsung Notebooks.
• Connections: Mobile hotspots, Wi-Fi, satellite internet, or USB tethering.
• Software: VPNs, privacy/proxy services, or hosted/virtual PC services.
• Unsupported OS: Windows 10 (all versions) and older versions of Windows 11 that have reached "End of Life" status with Microsoft.

Before Applying: Verify Your Windows Version:

As of November 2025, Microsoft has discontinued support for older versions of Windows 11. You must be on a supported Windows OS version 11 24H2 or 25H2 (or newer) to be eligible.

• Check Your Version: Press the Windows Key + R, type "winver", and hit Enter.
• Upgrade if Needed: If you are on an unsupported version, go to Settings > Windows Update and select Check for Updates.
• Alternative: Download the Windows 11 Installation Assistant from Microsoft’s official site to run the update manually.
• Upgrades are typically free and take only a few minutes.

The Hiring Process

Our selection process is transparent and conversational because we want to learn about your career goals and passion for service beyond just what’s on your resume. We’re looking for high-energy individuals who combine strong communication and multitasking skills with a knack for problem-solving and a comfort with evolving technology. If you’re eager to grow your professional journey with us, let’s talk and see if we’re a match.

The Step-by-Step Journey:

• Application: Submit your information through our careers page—it only takes a few minutes!
• Tech & Skills Check: Keep an eye on your email for a "Magic Link" from Harver to complete your 10-minute diagnostic and assessment.
• The Video Interview: If your profile aligns, you’ll be invited to a Zoom interview to discuss your experience and goals.
• Shift Selection: If moved forward, you'll receive a link to select your production schedule. Note: Schedules are full-time and require a 90-day commitment before change requests can be reviewed.
• Criminal Background Check: We conduct a thorough review of misdemeanors (10 years) and felonies (lifetime). While not all charges are disqualifying, we maintain strict standards for security reasons.
• Offer & Onboarding: Official offers are contingent upon a clear background check and completion of all tasks by the designated onboarding deadline.

Hiring Remotely In: AL, AZ, FL, GA, MS, TN, and VA

WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU, APPLY TODAY! 

If you are driven by a passion for service and are committed to making a positive impact, we invite you to join our contact center team Grow your career with Agero and make a genuine difference every day.

Immediately after you apply, check your inbox for a "Magic Link" from Harver to start your Tech Diagnostic and Computer Skills Assessment! It only takes about 10 mins total to complete and qualified candidates will be contacted to schedule an interview ASAP! 

About the Team: 

The Stennis Test team designs, builds, and operates Relativity’s propulsion and stage test stands. Team members are hands-on with large-scale, complex systems including fully integrated engines and stage assemblies, pushing hardware to the limits and directly contributing to flight readiness. The work is fast-paced and highly operational, ideal for those with backgrounds in aviation, automotive, manufacturing, offshore operations, industrial systems, construction, or adjacent industries. You’ll work in a close-knit, dynamic environment where collaboration between technicians, operators, and engineers is not only encouraged, but expected. As the company scales, the Stennis Test team becomes even more critical to unlocking our next phase of growth: proving out full-stage systems and paving the way for routine, reliable flights of Terran R.

About the Role:

• Ensure accurate tracking and delivery of parts, kits, and assemblies from inventory to propulsion technicians at multiple workcenters
• Fill and maintain floor stock for common parts, tooling, and consumables across multiple workcenters
• Provide feedback on work instructions and Bills of Materials (BoMs) to ensure accuracy for flight-critical parts
• Establish new part flows for workcenters and apply consistent standards both locally and company-wide
• Work closely with engineering, technicians, inventory, and planning to resolve part shortages, improve efficiency, and minimize delays

About You: 

• 2+ years experience as a Production Coordinator or similar role
• 2+ years experience using ERP, MES, and/or WMS software
• Experience working in a dynamic, ambiguous environment with shifting priorities
• Strong computer literacy; able to quickly learn new software platforms
• Highly organized, responsive, and capable of driving consistency across sites
• Willingness to travel up to 10% to production and launch sites
• Must be able to lift 35 lbs unassisted
• Flexible schedule with ability to work overtime, non-standard shifts, and adjust as needed to meet company goals
• Ability to perform lifting, standing, climbing, bending, grasping, sitting, pulling, pushing, stooping, stretching, and carrying as part of regular job functions
• Willingness to work in extreme outdoor environments, including heat, cold, wind, and rain

Nice to haves but not required:

• Experience in aerospace or automotive manufacturing
• Familiarity with Infor LN (ERP), Manufacturo (MES), and/or Jira (ticketing system)
• Ability to generate automated reports (e.g., part shortages) using SQL database querying
• Knowledge of Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) guidelines

Successful candidates must clear a background check administered by the US government to obtain clearance for on-site work at our government partner location in Stennis, Mississippi.

About the Team:  

The Stennis Test team designs, builds, and operates Relativity’s propulsion and stage test stands. Team members are hands-on with large-scale, complex systems including fully integrated engines and stage assemblies, pushing hardware to the limits and directly contributing to flight readiness. The work is fast-paced and highly operational, ideal for those with backgrounds in aviation, automotive, manufacturing, offshore operations, industrial systems, construction, or adjacent industries. You’ll work in a close-knit, dynamic environment where collaboration between technicians, operators, and engineers is not only encouraged, but expected. As the company scales, the Stennis Test team becomes even more critical to unlocking our next phase of growth: proving out full-stage systems and paving the way for routine, reliable flights of Terran R.

About the Role: 

As an entry level Propulsion Test Engineer, you will be responsible for designing and operating rocket engine test stands for our Terran R engines and stages. Entry level engineers at our Stennis facility work in partnership with experienced operations and ground systems engineers and technicians to build and modify test facilities, as well as participate in test campaigns to flight qualify our hardware. You will be directly engaged in daily test operations, maintenance, construction, and commissioning activities in the field. The entry level role may include aspects of both designing ground systems [Design focus] and conducting test operations [Operations focus].

[Design focus]

• Design advanced propulsion test stands including 3D modeling, fluids, structural, and thermal analysis, fabrication drawings, fluids P&IDs, component lists, and detailed work instructions
• Supervise the construction, commissioning, and initial operations of these facilities
• Solve a variety of technical problems, across broad ranges of timeframe, complexity, cost, and long-term impact
• Support operations on and perform related improvements to existing test stands

[Operations focus]

• Create, modify, and optimize test sequences, procedures, and data review processes
• Conduct complex propulsion test operations to assess performance of rocket engines and stages
• Directly control and receive telemetry from the test stand and test articles through GUIs and an integrated software suite for control, automation, and data visualization
• Help develop new rocket engine propulsion designs based on real test data
• Potentially travel to production and launch locations, up to 25%. 
  • This role requires a valid driver's license in order to operate vehicles while on the test site

About You:  

• Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, or a related field
  • Prior experience in aerospace is not required
• Hands-on fabrication experience using common power tools for projects at work/home/school
• This role requires a valid driver's license in order to operate vehicles while on the test site

Nice to haves but not required:  

• Drive to deliver on tight schedules, especially when unconventional & creative solutions are necessary
• Proficiency in 3D modeling and drafting, including GD&T
• Strong engineering fundamentals in Thermal, Structures, and Fluids
• Hands-on experience with metalworking, welding, hydraulics, manufacturing, etc.
• Working knowledge of fluid components such as valves, regulators, and instrumentation
• Ability to understand and develop fluid P&IDs (Plumbing and Instrumentation Diagrams) for large-scale test stands and supporting ground equipment
• Experience safely operating complex fluid systems, including high pressure gas, cryogenic fluids, flammables, and hydraulics
• Ability to work occasional evening shifts

Successful candidates must clear a background check administered by the US government to obtain clearance for on-site work at our government partner location in Stennis, Mississippi.

About the Team:  

The Stennis Test team designs, builds, and operates Relativity’s propulsion and stage test stands. Team members are hands-on with large-scale, complex systems including fully integrated engines and stage assemblies, pushing hardware to the limits and directly contributing to flight readiness. The work is fast-paced and highly operational, ideal for those with backgrounds in aviation, automotive, manufacturing, offshore operations, industrial systems, construction, or adjacent industries. You’ll work in a close-knit, dynamic environment where collaboration between technicians, operators, and engineers is not only encouraged, but expected. As the company scales, the Stennis Test team becomes even more critical to unlocking our next phase of growth: proving out full-stage systems and paving the way for routine, reliable flights of Terran R.

About the Role: 

As a Propulsion Test Engineer II, you will be responsible for designing and operating rocket engine test stands for our Terran R engines and stages. Engineers at our Stennis facility work within a team of engineers and technicians to build and modify test facilities, as well as participate in test campaigns to flight qualify our hardware. You will be directly engaged in daily test operations, maintenance, construction, and commissioning activities in the field. The engineer II role may include aspects of both designing ground systems [Design focus] and conducting test operations [Operations focus], possibly both.

[Design focus]

• Design advanced propulsion test stands including 3D modeling, fluids, structural, and thermal analysis, fabrication drawings, fluids P&IDs, component lists, and detailed work instructions
• Supervise the construction, commissioning, and initial operations of these facilities
• Solve a variety of technical problems, across broad ranges of timeframe, complexity, cost, and long-term impact
• Support operations on and perform related improvements to existing test stands

[Operations focus]

• Create, modify, and optimize test sequences, procedures, and data review processes
• Conduct complex propulsion test operations to assess performance of rocket engines and stages
• Directly control and receive telemetry from the test stand and test articles through GUIs and an integrated software suite for control, automation, and data visualization
• Help develop new rocket engine propulsion designs based on real test data
• Potentially travel to production and launch locations, up to 25%

About You:  

• Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, or a related field
  • Prior experience in aerospace is not required
  • Varied perspectives & backgrounds strengthen our team
• Minimum of 2 years of engineering experience in a related field
• Demonstrated engineering fundamentals in thermal, structural, and fluids analysis
• Demonstrated drive to deliver on tight schedules, especially when unconventional & creative solutions are necessary
• Hands-on fabrication experience using common power tools for projects at work/home/school
• Ability to work occasional night shifts
• This position requires a valid driver's license in order to operate vehicles on the test site

Nice to haves but not required:  

• Proficiency in 3D modeling and drafting, including GD&T
• Hands-on experience with metalworking, welding, hydraulics, manufacturing, etc.
• Working knowledge of fluid components such as valves, regulators, and instrumentation
• Ability to understand and develop fluid P&IDs (Plumbing and Instrumentation Diagrams) for large-scale test stands and supporting ground equipment
• Experience safely operating complex fluid systems, including high pressure gas, cryogenic fluids, flammables, and hydraulics
• Ability to work occasional night shifts

Successful candidates must clear a background check administered by the US government to obtain clearance for on-site work at our government partner location in Stennis, Mississippi.

About the Team:  

The Stennis Test team designs, builds, and operates Relativity’s propulsion and stage test stands. Team members are hands-on with large-scale, complex systems including fully integrated engines and stage assemblies, pushing hardware to the limits and directly contributing to flight readiness. The work is fast-paced and highly operational, ideal for those with backgrounds in aviation, automotive, manufacturing, offshore operations, industrial systems, construction, or adjacent industries. You’ll work in a close-knit, dynamic environment where collaboration between technicians, operators, and engineers is not only encouraged, but expected. As the company scales, the Stennis Test team becomes even more critical to unlocking our next phase of growth: proving out full-stage systems and paving the way for routine, reliable flights of Terran R.

About the Role: 

As a Propulsion Test Technician, you will perform functions in daily test operations supporting engine testing, building of new test stand facilities, and modifying existing test stands. 

• Perform the installation, operational checkouts, troubleshooting, and maintenance of test stand equipment and hardware
• Fabrication, installation, troubleshooting, and maintenance of fluid system tubing and hardware
• Assemble, install, checkout, and maintain a wide array of components that include sensors for fluid system monitoring
• Proactively perform work according to procedures, specifications, and test instructions
• Disassembly and precision cleaning of valves, regulators, and other components
• Monitor and maintain an inventory of consumables, tooling, and equipment
• Must be able to lift a minimum of 50 lbs unassisted
• Must be able to stand for extended periods
• Must be able to stoop, bend, crawl, and maneuver in tight spaces
• This position will require occasional night shifts, weekends and possible travel

About You:  

Basic experience in medium to heavy industrial maintenance, instrumentation, data and control systems, avionics hardware, and/or mechanical systems OR Associates degree in related mechanical of electrical technical discipline. Each technician has a primary focus area: mechanical or instrumentation. Below are skills needed for all technicians as well as skills necessary for each focus area.

• Ability to operate a wide range of hand and power tools for fabrication operations

Skills needed for each focus area:

• Mechanical:
  • Experience with fluid/pneumatic systems and their components
  • Experience with mechanical components and their systems
• Instrumentation:
  • Experience with electronic circuits and sensor types used to measure temperature, pressure, flow, displacement, and vibration
  • Experience with electronic test equipment, e.g. oscilloscopes, signal generators, and/or multi-meters

Nice to haves but not required:  

• Experience operating industrial warehouse equipment
• Operational understanding of sensor types used to measure temperature, pressure, flow, and displacement
• Experience installing and making repairs to instrumentation, data acquisition systems, and/or avionics systems
• Experience fabricating, installing, and checking out fluid system tubing and hardware

Successful candidates must clear a background check administered by the US government to obtain clearance for on-site work at our government partner location in Stennis, Mississippi.

About the Team: 

The Stennis Test team designs, builds, and operates Relativity’s propulsion and stage test stands. Team members are hands-on with large-scale, complex systems including fully integrated engines and stage assemblies, pushing hardware to the limits and directly contributing to flight readiness. The work is fast-paced and highly operational, ideal for those with backgrounds in aviation, automotive, manufacturing, offshore operations, industrial systems, construction, or adjacent industries. You’ll work in a close-knit, dynamic environment where collaboration between technicians, operators, and engineers is not only encouraged, but expected. As the company scales, the Stennis Test team becomes even more critical to unlocking our next phase of growth: proving out full-stage systems and paving the way for routine, reliable flights of Terran R.

About the Role:

• Oversight: Conduct in-process and final inspections of propulsion components, stage assemblies, and integrated hardware using precision measurement tools, CAD models, engineering drawings, process specifications, and work instructions.
• Processes: Review hardware requirements and determine acceptance status based on defined criteria. Document inspection results, including any nonconformances or deviations. Perform foreign object debris (FOD) inspections, hardware status tracking, and system walkdowns of engine and stage assemblies.
• Mentorship: Provide technical guidance during in-process work to support adherence to company and applicable industry standards.
• Collaboration: Work cross-functionally with Test Operations, Manufacturing, and Engineering teams to support program goals. Communicate effectively with team members and stakeholders.
• Analysis: Perform inspections to identify issues and support root cause analysis and corrective actions.

About You: 

• 4+ years of experience as a Quality Inspector in aerospace, aviation, or a related industry, or equivalent combination of education and experience
• Experience with in-process inspections, precision measurement techniques, and inspection tools
• Ability to follow established standards and procedures
  
• Ability to lift a minimum of 50 lbs. unassisted and stand for extended periods. 
• Ability to perform job duties that may include lifting, standing, bending, or working in confined spaces, with or without reasonable accommodation
• Willingness to work varied schedules, including nights, weekends, and occasional travel, as needed.

Nice to haves but not required:

• Experience with structural, airframe, or large assembly inspections
• Background in aviation maintenance, aircraft inspection, or related quality roles
• Experience with quality management systems such as AS9100 or ISO 9001
• Familiarity with tools such as NX, Teamcenter, LN, or Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES)
• Proficiency with standard computer applications (e.g., Microsoft Office)
  

Successful candidates must clear a background check administered by the US government to obtain clearance for on-site work at our government partner location in Stennis, Mississippi.

About the Team:  

The Stennis Test team designs, builds, and operates Relativity’s propulsion and stage test stands. Team members are hands-on with large-scale, complex systems including fully integrated engines and stage assemblies, pushing hardware to the limits and directly contributing to flight readiness. The work is fast-paced and highly operational, ideal for those with backgrounds in aviation, automotive, manufacturing, offshore operations, industrial systems, construction, or adjacent industries. You’ll work in a close-knit, dynamic environment where collaboration between technicians, operators, and engineers is not only encouraged, but expected. As the company scales, the Stennis Test team becomes even more critical to unlocking our next phase of growth: proving out full-stage systems and paving the way for routine, reliable flights of Terran R.

About the Role:

As a Senior Mechanical Engineer at Relativity, you will be responsible for design, fabrication, and modification of test stands for our Terran 1 and Terran R engines and stages.  Engineers at our Stennis facility are engaged directly with construction and maintenance activities in the field, across a variety of hours to years-long project scales. This position will be titled Senior Propulsion Test Engineer within the organization.

• Design advanced propulsion test stands, including 3D modeling, fluids and structural analysis, fabrication drawings, fluids P&IDs, component lists, and detailed work instructions
• Supervise the construction, commissioning, and initial operations of these facilities
• Solve a variety of technical problems, across broad ranges of timeframe, complexity, cost, and long-term impact
• Support operations on and perform related improvements to existing test stands
• Ability to work occasional night shifts

About You:

• Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, or a related field and 5+ years of combined engineering experience is required
  • Prior experience in aerospace is not required
  • Varied perspectives & backgrounds strengthen our team
• Ownership of propulsion or structural test related projects including design, analysis, construction, and commissioning from beginning to end as well as proficiency in 3D modeling and drafting, including GD&T
• Demonstrated engineering fundamentals in thermal, structural, and fluids analysis as well as a demonstrated drive to deliver on tight schedules, especially when unconventional & creative solutions are necessary
• Hands-on fabrication experience using common power tools for projects at work/home/school
• Knowledge of fluid components such as valves, regulators, and instrumentation as well as experience designing, fabricating, and operating complex fluid systems
• This position requires a valid driver's license in order to operate vehicles on the test site

Nice to have but not required:

• Experience with FEA or CFD
• Hands-on experience with metalworking, welding, hydraulics, manufacturing, etc.
• In depth knowledge of manufacturing processes, material selection, inspection, precision measurement, and non-destructive testing

Successful candidates must clear a background check administered by the US government to obtain clearance for on-site work at our government partner location in Stennis, Mississippi.

About the Team:  

The Stennis Test team designs, builds, and operates Relativity’s propulsion and stage test stands. Team members are hands-on with large-scale, complex systems including fully integrated engines and stage assemblies, pushing hardware to the limits and directly contributing to flight readiness. The work is fast-paced and highly operational, ideal for those with backgrounds in aviation, automotive, manufacturing, offshore operations, industrial systems, construction, or adjacent industries. You’ll work in a close-knit, dynamic environment where collaboration between technicians, operators, and engineers is not only encouraged, but expected. As the company scales, the Stennis Test team becomes even more critical to unlocking our next phase of growth: proving out full-stage systems and paving the way for routine, reliable flights of Terran R.

About the Role:

As a Senior Propulsion Test Engineer at Relativity, you will be responsible for design, fabrication, and modification of test stands for our Terran 1 and Terran R engines and stages.  Engineers at our Stennis facility are engaged directly with construction and maintenance activities in the field, across a variety of hours to years-long project scales. This position will be titled Senior Propulsion Test Engineer within the organization.

• Design advanced propulsion test stands, including 3D modeling, fluids and structural analysis, fabrication drawings, fluids P&IDs, component lists, and detailed work instructions
• Supervise the construction, commissioning, and initial operations of these facilities
• Solve a variety of technical problems, across broad ranges of timeframe, complexity, cost, and long-term impact
• Support operations on and perform related improvements to existing test stands
• Ability to work occasional night shifts

About You:

• Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, or a related field and 5+ years of combined engineering experience is required
  • Prior experience in aerospace is not required
  • Varied perspectives & backgrounds strengthen our team
• Ownership of propulsion or structural test related projects including design, analysis, construction, and commissioning from beginning to end as well as proficiency in 3D modeling and drafting, including GD&T
• Demonstrated engineering fundamentals in thermal, structural, and fluids analysis as well as a demonstrated drive to deliver on tight schedules, especially when unconventional & creative solutions are necessary
• Hands-on fabrication experience using common power tools for projects at work/home/school
• Knowledge of fluid components such as valves, regulators, and instrumentation as well as experience designing, fabricating, and operating complex fluid systems
• This position requires a valid driver's license in order to operate vehicles on the test site

Nice to have but not required:

• Experience with FEA or CFD
• Hands-on experience with metalworking, welding, hydraulics, manufacturing, etc.
• In depth knowledge of manufacturing processes, material selection, inspection, precision measurement, and non-destructive testing

Successful candidates must clear a background check administered by the US government to obtain clearance for on-site work at our government partner location in Stennis, Mississippi.

About the Team: 

Relativity Space is on a mission to better connect humanity to space and the universe beyond our planet. With decades of experience scaling world-class technology organizations like Google, CEO Eric Schmidt is guiding Relativity into its next phase: advancing Terran R toward launch and building the foundation for long-term impact. 

The Terrestrial Software team is building the foundation for an automated rocket factory and integrated launch platform. Their mission is to automate and streamline workflows across the entire lifecycle of Terran R, from raw material intake to launch operations and eventually manufacturing on Mars. Today, that means partnering directly with teams across design, materials, manufacturing, and test and launch to design, implement, and deploy end user enterprise-wide applications, industrial automation, data analytics infrastructure, and next-generation AI to solve real problems and accelerate progress. Long term, the team is laying the groundwork for a modular, scalable software platform that can power highly autonomous operations on Earth and beyond. This is a team for builders and thinkers who thrive on cross-functional impact and want to shape the digital backbone of our future in space.

About the Role:

Designs and maintains the controller processes that run on safety-critical hardware, focusing on fast, deterministic binaries, memory-based IPC, and integration with field and TCP-based protocols.

About You: 

• You have 6+ years of experience building C++ or Rust software that runs on or near safety-critical hardware, with a strong focus on correctness and reliability
• You have deep understanding of memory management and inter-process communication (IPC), and you are comfortable designing and debugging high-performance binaries that pass data efficiently between processes
• You have hands-on experience with real-time or near-real-time execution, and you care about low jitter, latency, and throughput, using common tools to track down performance and memory bottlenecks
• You are comfortable integrating with industrial communication protocols (e.g., CAN, LXI, Modbus, RMC/DMCP, OpenDAQ or similar), including moving data reliably over TCP between controllers and higher-level systems

Nice to haves but not required:

• Experience designing and operating systems running on a real-time OS or environments with tight real-time constraints
• Experience with lock-free or low-contention concurrency patterns for high-throughput data exchange between processes
• Familiarity with time-sensitive networking, deterministic scheduling, or other techniques used to coordinate multiple controllers in a safety-critical environment
• Prior experience bringing up or debugging hardware-in-the-loop test setups for controllers, including working directly in lab environments with instruments and test equipment

About the Team: 

Relativity Space is on a mission to better connect humanity to space and the universe beyond our planet. With decades of experience scaling world-class technology organizations like Google, CEO Eric Schmidt is guiding Relativity into its next phase: advancing Terran R toward launch and building the foundation for long-term impact. 

The Terrestrial Software team is building the foundation for an automated rocket factory and integrated launch platform. Their mission is to automate and streamline workflows across the entire lifecycle of Terran R, from raw material intake to launch operations and eventually manufacturing on Mars. Today, that means partnering directly with teams across design, materials, manufacturing, and test and launch to design, implement, and deploy end user enterprise-wide applications, industrial automation, data analytics infrastructure, and next-generation AI to solve real problems and accelerate progress. Long term, the team is laying the groundwork for a modular, scalable software platform that can power highly autonomous operations on Earth and beyond. This is a team for builders and thinkers who thrive on cross-functional impact and want to shape the digital backbone of our future in space.

About the Role:

On the Automation and Control Engineering (ACE) team, you will design, build, and operate the software that connects our automated factory, test facilities, and launch systems. ACE is responsible for the full stack—from the central platform down to the device-level software running on controllers and equipment—and your work will directly shape how Terran R is built, tested, and flown.

• * Own features end-to-end across the software development lifecycle: from problem framing and architecture through implementation, test, deployment, and operation
• Build and maintain the platform services (real-time data pipelines, orchestration, UI, alerting), automation tooling and languages, and device-level software used by teams across the company to control and monitor real hardware
• Partner directly with hardware, test, manufacturing, and launch teams to design, instrument, and continuously improve automation and control systems that are safe, observable, and resilient in production environments

About You: 

• You have 7+ years of experience in systems programming (C++ or Rust) and/or programming language implementation, with strong fundamentals in compilers, interpreters, or virtual machines
• You have built or extended domain-specific languages or execution engines for hardware automation, scientific computation, trading, or other real-time domains where correctness, latency, and memory footprint matter
• You are comfortable designing fast, low-allocation code paths and reasoning about performance in terms of cache behavior, allocation patterns, and data layout
• You are excited to work on a proprietary language used for live hardware control and calculations, and to collaborate closely with users to evolve the language and runtime in a safety-critical context

Nice to haves but not required:

• Academic or industry background in compilers, static analysis, formal methods, or programming languages research
• Experience implementing type systems, bytecode interpreters, JITs, or code generation pipelines optimized for low latency and small memory footprints
• Experience building scriptable automation frameworks or configuration/DSL layers on top of C++/Rust systems used to orchestrate hardware, tests, or complex workflows
• Familiarity with real-time scheduling, concurrency models, and fault-tolerance techniques used when a language or runtime is responsible for controlling physical equipment

About the Team: 

The Stennis team at Relativity Space is responsible for designing, building, and operating world-class test stands to support the Terran R stages, engines, and propulsion components. As part of this team, you will help build and operate massive outdoor test stands at the historic Stennis Space Center on the Gulf Coast, the largest rocket engine test complex in the country. Unique to this location, you will have the opportunity to get hands-on the fully integrated engine and stage assemblies, push the hardware to the limits, and witness rocket engines firing up close and personal! This team was critical to the launch success of Terran 1, among many other firsts!

About the Role:

• Design, integrate, and test acquisition hardware, instrumentation, and cameras used to support and control our Terran R rocket test stands
• Beckhoff PLCs or similar
• Pressure, temperatures, flow, level, accelerometers, solenoid valves, VFDs, heaters, etc..
• IP, SDI, and CoaXPress cameras
• Design and maintain electrical systems for use in hazardous areas
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams of engineers and technicians to support and execute projects.

About You: 

• Bachelors in either Electrical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or other related engineering discipline 
• Demonstrated electrical engineering fundamental knowledge and minimum of 3 years years of experience in a related field
• Demonstrated capability in completing a complex project, coordinating with others and meeting deadlines.

Nice to haves but not required:

• Familiarity with data and control systems (SCADA, PLC’s, NI, Beckhoff, etc.)
• Familiar with integrating sensors and actuators such as pressure transducers, RTDs, strain gages, thermocouples, solenoid valves, accelerometers, microphones, etc.
• Familiar with communications methods such as Ethernet, EtherCAT, CAN, and Modbus.
• Experience using AutoCAD Electrical

Successful candidates must clear a background check administered by the US government to obtain clearance for on-site work at our government partner location in Stennis, Mississippi.

About the Team:  

The Stennis Test team designs, builds, and operates Relativity’s propulsion and stage test stands. Team members are hands-on with large-scale, complex systems including fully integrated engines and stage assemblies, pushing hardware to the limits and directly contributing to flight readiness. The work is fast-paced and highly operational, ideal for those with backgrounds in aviation, automotive, manufacturing, offshore operations, industrial systems, construction, or adjacent industries. You’ll work in a close-knit, dynamic environment where collaboration between technicians, operators, and engineers is not only encouraged, but expected. As the company scales, the Stennis Test team becomes even more critical to unlocking our next phase of growth: proving out full-stage systems and paving the way for routine, reliable flights of Terran R.

About the Role: 

As a Mechanical Engineer II, you will be responsible for designing and operating rocket engine test stands for our Terran R engines and stages. Engineers at our Stennis facility work within a team of engineers and technicians to build and modify test facilities, as well as participate in test campaigns to flight qualify our hardware. You will be directly engaged in daily test operations, maintenance, construction, and commissioning activities in the field. The engineer II role may include aspects of both designing ground systems [Design focus] and conducting test operations [Operations focus], possibly both. This position will be titled Propulsion Test Engineer II within the organization.

[Design focus]

• Design advanced propulsion test stands including 3D modeling, fluids, structural, and thermal analysis, fabrication drawings, fluids P&IDs, component lists, and detailed work instructions
• Supervise the construction, commissioning, and initial operations of these facilities
• Solve a variety of technical problems, across broad ranges of timeframe, complexity, cost, and long-term impact
• Support operations on and perform related improvements to existing test stands

[Operations focus]

• Create, modify, and optimize test sequences, procedures, and data review processes
• Conduct complex propulsion test operations to assess performance of rocket engines and stages
• Directly control and receive telemetry from the test stand and test articles through GUIs and an integrated software suite for control, automation, and data visualization
• Help develop new rocket engine propulsion designs based on real test data
• Potentially travel to production and launch locations, up to 25%

About You:  

• Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, or a related field
  • Prior experience in aerospace is not required
  • Varied perspectives & backgrounds strengthen our team
• Minimum of 2 years of engineering experience in a related field
• Demonstrated engineering fundamentals in thermal, structural, and fluids analysis
• Demonstrated drive to deliver on tight schedules, especially when unconventional & creative solutions are necessary
• Hands-on fabrication experience using common power tools for projects at work/home/school
• Ability to work occasional night shifts
• This position requires a valid driver's license in order to operate vehicles on the test site

Nice to haves but not required:  

• Proficiency in 3D modeling and drafting, including GD&T
• Hands-on experience with metalworking, welding, hydraulics, manufacturing, etc.
• Working knowledge of fluid components such as valves, regulators, and instrumentation
• Ability to understand and develop fluid P&IDs (Plumbing and Instrumentation Diagrams) for large-scale test stands and supporting ground equipment
• Experience safely operating complex fluid systems, including high pressure gas, cryogenic fluids, flammables, and hydraulics
• Ability to work occasional night shifts

Successful candidates must clear a background check administered by the US government to obtain clearance for on-site work at our government partner location in Stennis, Mississippi.

About the Team:

The Stennis Test team designs, builds, and operates Relativity’s propulsion and stage test stands. Team members are hands-on with large-scale, complex systems including fully integrated engines and stage assemblies, pushing hardware to the limits and directly contributing to flight readiness. The work is fast-paced and highly operational, ideal for those with backgrounds in aviation, automotive, manufacturing, offshore operations, industrial systems, construction, or adjacent industries. You’ll work in a close-knit, dynamic environment where collaboration between technicians, operators, and engineers is not only encouraged, but expected. As the company scales, the Stennis Test team becomes even more critical to unlocking our next phase of growth: proving out full-stage systems and paving the way for routine, reliable flights of Terran R.

 About the Role:

• Serve as an Electrical Engineer connecting various internal technical teams to define electrical requirements and develop solutions on a wide variety of projects.
• Act as the owner’s representative to external consultants, contractors, and government agencies.
• Manage electrical utility construction activities for test stand facilities, including developing conceptual drawings/designs, requests for proposals, competitive bidding, bid evaluations, subcontractor selection, and subcontractor management for Stennis Space Center sites and other facilities across Relativity’s real estate portfolio.
• Maintain and troubleshoot the existing electrical distribution system, including developing maintenance and testing procedures for all AC power distribution equipment.
• Lead the design of electrical distribution systems for the Terran R and A2 test complexes.
• Manage day-to-day construction activities in coordination with the project manager for the Terran R test complex.
• Oversee commissioning and maintenance of systems and equipment.
• Support and troubleshoot AC power requests for Stennis Space Center facilities.

About You:

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or a related engineering field.
• Minimum of 1 year of experience working on electrical power systems.
• Familiarity with NFPA 70 (NEC).
• Experience in at least one of the following areas: analysis/design, hands-on field work, project management, or project execution.

  Nice to Haves (Not Required):

• Experience with the design and operation of aerospace test infrastructure.
• Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously.
• Background in construction, commissioning, operations, troubleshooting, or maintenance of low-voltage power systems.
• Experience with electrical distribution design, hazard classification, single-line diagrams, breaker coordination, arc flash analysis, bid solicitation, contractor selection, construction management, permitting, and QA/QC.
• Engineering Intern (EI) or Professional Engineer (PE) certification in Power.
• Proficiency with AutoCAD or Bluebeam.
• Experience with electrical power system analysis software (preferably EasyPower).
• Familiarity with NFPA 70E or NESC.
• Experience purchasing electrical hardware and materials.