General Engineering Application at Ablspacesystems

At ABL Space Systems, we are working toward a future where space launches occur daily across the globe. We are dedicated to ensuring reliable access to space by building our low-cost RS1 launch vehicle and the modular GS0 ground system. Our team of engineers, technicians, and operators focuses on creating efficient, simple solutions to the complex challenges of space flight. We are currently accepting general engineering applications for full-time, on-site roles in the United States. If you have a background in areas like propulsion, structures, avionics, software, or manufacturing, we invite you to share your interest in our mission.

Responsibilities

• You will have the chance to make meaningful contributions to the hardware or software powering our RS1 rocket and mission operations.
• You will collaborate closely within a compact team of skilled technicians, operators, and fellow engineers.
• You will take end-to-end ownership of projects, ensuring that all work is fully completed and flight-ready.

Requirements

• You must hold a Bachelor’s degree in an engineering discipline from an accredited university.
• We look for professional experience in fields such as aerospace, aviation, automotive, consumer electronics, or satellite development.
• You must possess strong critical thinking skills, as we expect our team to understand the reasoning behind every design choice and test result.
• You should be comfortable navigating ambiguity and defining your own path to reach project objectives.
• Because our work involves information protected by U.S. export control laws, you must be a U.S. person to qualify for this position.

What we offer

We are an equal opportunity employer and value a diverse workforce. We consider all qualified applicants for employment without regard to race, religion, color, sex, national origin, disability, veteran status, or any other legally protected characteristic. We encourage individuals of all ages to apply to join our team as we build the next generation of space platforms.