Technician Integration Engineering II - Weekend Day & Weekend Night Shift

Blue Origin

Full-time - Entry Level

Transportation Equipment Manufacturing

About the position

The Technician Integration Engineering II role at Blue Origin involves assembling major launch vehicle structures and other spaceflight systems within a collaborative and safety-focused environment. The position is integral to transforming rocket manufacturing and operations, requiring a hands-on approach and the ability to work effectively in a dynamic team setting. The role offers various shifts, including weekend options, and emphasizes continuous improvement and learning.

Responsibilities

• Manufacture, assemble, and test New Glenn (GS1) First Stage Booster according to written procedures.
• Setup new production work areas, including tooling and equipment.
• Assist with the transition from development to production, including the first articles.
• Perform second-party verifications and hardware inspections of engineering models, drawings, specifications, and written procedures.
• Troubleshoot, diagnose, and correct malfunctions by modification, rework, repair, and/or maintenance.
• Perform root cause analysis and implement corrective actions for recurrence control.
• Operate various material handling equipment including forklifts, overhead cranes, aerial lifts, and other ground support equipment as required.
• Setup and operate a wide range of precision calibrated tools including torque wrenches, micrometers, calipers, and optical measuring instruments.
• Identify and implement continuous improvement projects for area safety and efficiency.
• Perform routine maintenance functions such as daily clean-up of work areas to support 5S, FOD, and ESD.
• Work collaboratively with teams of diverse skills, fields, and backgrounds.

Requirements

• 3+ years of experience in aerospace manufacturing, integration, or another relevant field.
• Experience in at least one of the following: fluids and tubing install, instrumentation, and electrical harness routing, general Aerospace/Launch vehicle assembly.
• Ability to interpret engineering models, drawings, specifications, written work instructions, and test procedures.
• Basic digital literacy such as Windows, Microsoft Office, etc.
• Ability to climb ladders/stairs and work in small, restricted areas.
• Ability to perform repetitive work, including lifting of items up to 35lbs.

Nice-to-haves

• Industry certification, trade school training, and/or degree in a related field.
• Proven success as a 'hands-on' technical leader.
• Experience in handling large aerospace components.
• Experience in assembling large tight-tolerance structures.
• Experience in new product introduction.
• Experience in a team-based Lean Manufacturing environment.
• Lean Manufacturing and/or Six Sigma certification.
• Ability to lift heavy items up to 50lbs.
• Military experience.

Benefits

• Medical, dental, vision, basic and supplemental life insurance
• Paid parental leave
• Short and long-term disability
• 401(k) with a company match of up to 5%
• Education Support Program
• Paid Time Off: Up to four (4) weeks per year based on weekly scheduled hours
• Up to 14 company-paid holidays
• Discretionary bonus based on individual contributions and company results.