Base: $27 to $43 ph; bonus/equity: stock options +...
On-site
Assemble flight propulsion hardware
Precision clean flight hardware
Electrical and pneumatic leak testing
Varda Space Industries is seeking a Propulsion Technician to build and test propulsion components and hardware in their El Segundo facility. The ideal candidate will have hands-on experience in aerospace or aviation and will be responsible for ensuring high-quality manufacturing processes
Job Summary
Varda is accelerating the development of commercial space infrastructure, from in-orbit pharmaceutical processing to reliable and economical reentry capsules.
As a Spacecraft Technician, you will be responsible for the building and testing of Propulsion Components and other Propulsion hardware.
You will be eligible for incentives in the form of stock options and/or long-term cash awards.
Matching Summary
Match Score: 85
Varda Space Industries is seeking a Propulsion Technician to build and test propulsion components and hardware in their El Segundo facility. The ideal candidate will have hands-on experience in aerospace or aviation and will be responsible for ensuring high-quality manufacturing processes.
Salary
Base: $27 to $43 per hour; Bonus/Equity: Stock options and/or long-term cash awards; Benefits: Health insurance, Vision, Dental, Lunch and snacks provided, Dinners provided twice a week
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Assemble flight propulsion hardware
Precision clean flight hardware
Electrical and pneumatic leak testing
Work with engineers on build processes
Use precision calibrated tools
Operate basic metal machining tools
Nice-to-have
Experience with forklifts, cranes, and lift rigging
Work in cleanrooms with ESD sensitive components
Knowledge of pressure, temperature, and load measurement devices
Key Requirements
1+ years of experience in aerospace or aviation
High School Diploma or equivalency
Teamwork, communication, and problem solving skills
Basic computer skills
Ability to read engineering drawings and schematics
Experience assembling and testing propulsion systems