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Aerospace Fluid Systems Engineer at Blue Origin

Compensation

$90,934 – $127,307/yr

Location
Colorado · Washington, District of Columbia
Type
Full-time
Level
mid

Description

Blue Origin is hiring an aerospace fluid systems engineer to lead the design, development, analysis, testing, integration, and mission support of second-stage fluid systems for the New Glenn heavy-lift orbital launch vehicle. The role covers pressurization, pneumatics, propellant utilization, cryogenic and high-pressure hardware, component specifications, supplier management, project scheduling and budgets, system testing, data analysis, CAD, FEA, thermo-fluid modeling, and GD&T documentation. A bachelor's degree in engineering and at least three years of spacecraft or launch-vehicle fluid-system component design or test experience are required; cryogenic systems, data acquisition, welding, machining, and nondestructive testing experience are preferred.

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