What’s SpaceX like in terms of their business, the role, and the work culture?

Well, the main gig is all about managing risk for the Starship and Super Heavy vehicles. You’ll be working closely with design, build, and operations teams to ensure everything goes smoothly on test and flight days. Plus, you’ll be on console during major operations, facilitating real-time risk discussions.

You’ll need a Bachelor’s degree in an engineering discipline and at least 5 years of experience in engineering problem-solving related to design, analysis, or testing of systems. If you’ve got 8 years in aerospace engineering, that’s even better!

Absolutely! Having experience with SQL or Python is a plus, along with a strong background in anomaly resolution and engineering risk management. Also, being comfortable with basic computer applications like spreadsheets and presentations will definitely help.

You’d be involved in various projects aimed at reducing or tracking risks for the Starship program. This could include improving tools for managing technical risks or supporting regulatory and customer reviews.

This position is based in Brownsville, TX, which is pretty cool if you enjoy a warm climate! As for pay, it wasn’t specified in the description, but SpaceX is known for offering competitive salaries, especially in engineering roles.