SpaceX, a pioneering space exploration company, is seeking a Fluid/Structural Engineer to join their dynamic team in McGregor, TX. This role is at the forefront of developing technologies that will enable humanity's journey to Mars and beyond.
The position offers an exceptional opportunity to work on cutting-edge rocket technology, including Starship, Falcon, and Dragon engine systems. As a Fluid/Structural Engineer, you'll be immersed in a fast-paced environment where your designs can go from concept to implementation in a single day. You'll work with some of the most powerful rocket engines in the world, handling everything from cryogenic systems to high-pressure gas operations.
The role demands a unique combination of theoretical knowledge and practical engineering skills. You'll be responsible for designing, building, and testing systems that support fully integrated flight vehicles and rocket engines. The position offers hands-on experience with advanced aerospace technology and the chance to solve complex engineering challenges in real-time.
This is an ideal opportunity for engineers who thrive in dynamic environments and want to make a direct impact on space exploration. The role offers competitive compensation ($95,000-$130,000 based on experience) and comprehensive benefits, including equity opportunities and health coverage. You'll be part of a team that's literally reaching for the stars, with the ultimate goal of enabling human life on Mars.
The position requires a bachelor's degree in engineering and at least one year of hands-on experience. You'll need to be comfortable working in challenging conditions, including at heights up to 300 feet and with various environmental factors. Due to ITAR requirements, candidates must be U.S. citizens, permanent residents, or have eligible immigration status.
Join SpaceX if you're passionate about space exploration, enjoy hands-on engineering work, and want to be part of a team that's pushing the boundaries of what's possible in space technology. This role offers the unique opportunity to contribute directly to humanity's next giant leap into space.