Isaraerospace
Senior Launch Pad Operations Engineer (m/f/d)
Canso, Nova Scotia, Canada. Posted a month ago
The role
You will support the design, build-up, and commissioning of launch pad systems and perform launch operations for the Spectrum Vehicle. You will also maintain launch infrastructure and participate in launch campaigns.
What you will do
- Support build-up on-site and lead commissioning planning and execution
- Play a key role in launching the Spectrum vehicle
- Ensure pad readiness and operate ground and vehicle systems during launch countdowns
- Develop and improve procedures and processes
- Maintain high-quality standards while handling flight hardware
- Support building the local operations team
Required qualifications
- Relevant engineering qualification or engineering bachelor’s or master’s degree in the field of aerospace, mechanical engineering or similar
- Hands-on experience in development or testing of complex systems
- Experience in data acquisition, reduction and evaluation
- Understanding of the design process of fluid and mechanical systems from theoretical concept to realization, commissioning and operation
- Experience in operations planning and ability to manage tight timelines
- Experience with multidisciplinary troubleshooting
- Ability to perform in high-stress environments
- Highly organised, effective team player with high attention to detail
- Able to adjust self-sufficiently and quickly to a highly dynamic work environment
- Physical dexterity is required as working in confined spaces is necessary
- Ability to lift 25kg without assistance
- Fluency in English
Nice to have
- Hands-on experience with fluid systems and piping/tubing
- Knowledge of rocket propulsion systems and/or structures
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 aiming to provide sustainable and environmentally friendly launch solutions for small and medium-sized satellites and constellations into Low Earth Orbit.