Launcher Assembly Technician (m/f/d)

The role

You will assemble, integrate, and test launch vehicles. This includes working with structural elements, fluid and avionic systems, and carbon fiber composites.

What you will do

• Precise assembly of advanced space components
• Machining carbon fiber composites
• Testing electrical and mechanical internals
• Component and assembly testing
• Maintaining high cleanliness standards
• Accurately documenting work processes
• Ensuring adherence to industry standards and regulations
• Contributing to continuous process improvement
• Assisting in setting up accurate and reliable tests

Required qualifications

• Completed vocational training as an aircraft mechanic, specializing in production engineering, maintenance engineering or comparable training
• Several years of professional experience in the field of aviation and/or aerospace
• Knowledge of gas/fluid bolting techniques
• Good drawing skills
• Spatial awareness
• Good technical understanding
• Willingness for occasional assembly work at different locations
• High quality awareness
• Ability to work under pressure, flexibility and in a team
• High motivation to take on complex challenges
• Foundational knowledge of computer and software applications
• Fluent in English and German

Benefits

• Employee Participation Program: virtual company share program
• 30 days of vacation
• Company pension plan with 20% employer contribution after the probation period
• Subsidised lunch
• Fully financed Deutschlandticket
• Sponsored sports club memberships (EGYM Wellpass)
• Individual learning budget
• Childcare allowance for non-school-age children

Before you apply

• Due to security clearance requirements, affiliations with countries listed under § 13 para. 1 no. 17 SÜG may affect the application process

About the company

Isar Aerospace is a fast-growing company building a modern space business to enable faster, better and cheaper access to space. They aim to provide sustainable and environmentally friendly launch solutions for small and medium-sized satellites and constellations into Low Earth Orbit.