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

Well, as an NDE Inspector Level II, you’d be performing inspections on flight components and production assemblies. You’d interpret and report your findings to the production and engineering teams, and even help develop new inspection techniques. It’s all about ensuring the quality of the materials used in the Starship!

You’ll need a high school diploma or an equivalency certificate, plus a Level II Nondestructive Evaluation certification in one of several methods like ultrasonic or radiography. Experience is key too, so having at least 2 years as a Level II inspector is preferred.

Absolutely! If you have additional NDE certifications, experience in the aerospace industry, or even an AWS Certified Welding Inspector credential, that would definitely give you an edge. Plus, familiarity with advanced materials and basic computer skills are also great to have.

You’d be part of an inclusive, inter-disciplinary team focused on high-quality inspections. It sounds like a dynamic environment where you can really contribute to something exciting—like making humanity interplanetary!

Yes, you should be able to lift 25 lbs unassisted and be comfortable standing for extended periods. It’s a hands-on role, so being physically fit is important for the tasks involved.