Impulse is seeking an Avionics Mechanical Engineer to design and develop mechanical hardware for high-performance avionics systems in demanding space environments. The role involves owning designs from concept through analysis, prototyping, testing, and qualification, collaborating with various engineering disciplines, performing structural and thermal analyses, generating mechanical drawings, creating test plans, improving manufacturability, and leading design reviews.
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in-space mobilityRedondo Beach
We provide efficient in-space mobility that moves payloads from low Earth orbit to any destination. Our vehicles deliver rapid, reliable access, reducing costs and timelines to make space operations feasible for commercial, government, and scientific missions.
Who they serve
Impulse Space serves commercial, government, and scientific missions.