Virgin Galactic

Virgin Galactic (VG) www.VirginGalactic.com is seeking a mid-level experienced Avionics Technician/A&P Technician (Space Wrench) to support our commercial space operations department. The candidate must have a desire to learn something new, enthusiasm for the new space industry and be able to mix existing aerospace experience with Spaceline maintenance development. This role is for a hands-on person with great attention to detail and excellent people skills. This is a full-time position at Virgin Galactic's aerospace facility in Las Cruces, New Mexico. Relocation assistance available. Responsibilities Responsible for accomplishing assigned maintenance, preventive maintenance and repair work on the Space Flight System vehicles. Checks, dismantles, adjusts, overhauls, repairs, fabricates, removes and installs all parts of aircraft, including propulsion systems (turbine & rocket), avionics equipment & instruments, fuel systems, ECS systems, life support systems...

The Engineer I - Stress will support vehicle design/build and test operations directly, via hands on assessment and analytical substantiation of vehicles in a fast-paced, multi-disciplinary environment. Guided by our values, "Safety Above All", we proactively manage the risks inherent in human spaceflight through our daily actions. Persons in this role will be involved in design, build, test, and vehicle operations phases of programs. Stress Engineers will interface and collaborate with varied other disciplines, including but not limited to: Structures Design, Flight Sciences, Maintenance & Operations teams, Manufacturing, Propulsion, Flight Test and more to provide design substantiation, test support, and operations support. Stress Engineer-I individuals will function as part of a team in support of their tasking. This position is located in Spaceport America, NM working 4 days on-site and 1 day remote. Relocation Assistance Available. Responsibilities Performs...

The Stress Engineer II will support both vehicle design/build and flight test operations directly, via hands on assessment and analytical substantiation of vehicles in a fast-paced, multi-disciplinary environment. Guided by our values, "Safety Above All", we proactively manage the risks inherent in human spaceflight through our daily actions. You will be involved in both build and vehicle operations phases of programs. Stress Engineers interface and collaborate with other disciplines, including but not limited to: Structures Design, Maintenance & Operations teams, Manufacturing, Propulsion, Flight Test and more to provide design substantiation, test support, and operations support. Maintain focus on timeliness and execution of tasks and deliverables every day. This position is located in Spaceport America, NM working 4 days on-site and 1 day remote. Relocation Assistance Available. Responsibilities Perform structural analysis using classical methods and finite...