Space Kinetic
Quality Engineer
About this role
Space Kinetic seeks a Quality Engineer to establish and scale quality systems for spacecraft and flight hardware production. You'll partner across engineering and manufacturing to implement AS9100 standards, build a Quality Management System, and transition the company from prototype to reliable multi-vehicle production.
What you'll do
- Own quality for a major spacecraft program from development through production
- Build, implement, and scale the Quality Management System (QMS)
- Support AS9100 implementation and certification for manufacturing processes
- Develop quality standards, processes, and controls for spacecraft and flight hardware
- Drive root cause analysis, corrective actions, and continuous improvement initiatives
- Establish repeatable processes that enable consistent, high-quality production at scale
What they're looking for
- Quality Management Systems (QMS) design and implementation
- AS9100 aerospace quality standards
- Root cause analysis and corrective action processes
- Flight hardware and spacecraft manufacturing knowledge
- Process development and documentation
- Cross-functional collaboration and communication
- Continuous improvement methodologies
- Regulatory compliance and certification
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Space Kinetic
Space Kinetic builds innovative space technology and satellite systems, developing hardware and software for advanced space operations. The company is hiring electrical engineers, flight software engineers, test engineers, machinists, and leadership roles to design, prototype, and validate flight-ready aerospace systems.
View all jobs at Space KineticLikely interview questions
- Describe your experience implementing or working with AS9100 standards in an aerospace or manufacturing environment.
- Tell us about a time you helped design quality into a product early in its lifecycle rather than inspecting it afterward. What was the impact?