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Vast

Integration Build Engineer

Hawthorne, California, United StatesFrom $195kfull-timemidAdded today

About this role

Vast seeks an Integration Build Engineer to lead the assembly and production transition of the E-2 engine for small launchers. You will collaborate between design and manufacturing teams, create assembly procedures, troubleshoot production issues, and drive continuous improvement on the shop floor.

What you'll do

  • Support engine assembly operations and collaborate with technicians and design engineers on manufacturability
  • Create and iterate assembly/disassembly process plans and work instructions
  • Serve as on-site engineering presence to resolve blockers and non-conformances
  • Perform hands-on assembly, integration, and testing of components to specification
  • Specify and procure manufacturing tools and equipment
  • Implement continuous improvements to increase productivity and efficiency

What they're looking for

  • Manufacturing and aerospace engineering
  • Hardware integration and testing
  • CAD software (Siemens NX preferred)
  • GD&T and technical drawing review
  • Fluid systems and welding processes
  • Test plan and procedure writing
  • Root cause analysis and problem-solving
  • Team leadership and cross-functional collaboration
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Vast

Vast develops Haven-1, a human-rated space station, and is hiring design reliability engineers across thermal, structures, propulsion, and avionics systems to ensure safe operations, as well as construction project engineers to support the station's development and construction.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through your experience transitioning an engine or propulsion system from development to production—what were the key challenges?
  • Describe a time when you identified a manufacturing non-conformance during assembly. How did you diagnose and resolve it?