Inversion
Manufacturing Engineer II (Arc Vehicle)
About this role
Inversion is seeking a Manufacturing Engineer II to own the integration and testing of critical subsystems for the Arc hypersonic reentry vehicle. You'll translate engineering designs into production-ready assembly procedures, manage physical integration on the floor, and collaborate with engineers and technicians to deliver flight-qualified hardware.
What you'll do
- Develop build sequences, assembly procedures, and floor tooling for Arc vehicle subsystems
- Execute physical integration and testing of flight hardware components
- Troubleshoot hardware anomalies in real-time during integration
- Work cross-functionally with design engineers and floor technicians
- Ensure flight hardware meets quality standards and schedule milestones
- Transition designs from engineering team to the integration floor
What they're looking for
- Manufacturing and assembly process engineering
- Hardware integration and systems testing
- Technical troubleshooting and problem-solving
- CAD and design documentation interpretation
- Cross-functional collaboration and communication
- Quality assurance and compliance
- Aerospace or advanced manufacturing experience
- Build sequence and procedure development
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Inversion
Inversion develops advanced hypersonic reentry spacecraft and systems designed to deliver payloads globally in under an hour. The company is hiring Test Engineers, Simulation Engineers, and RF/Propulsion Systems Engineers to design and execute ground testing, flight testing, and simulation validation for their next-generation reentry vehicles.
View all jobs at InversionLikely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience transitioning engineering designs to manufacturing floor. How do you approach developing build sequences and assembly procedures?
- Describe a time you encountered a hardware anomaly during integration or testing. How did you troubleshoot it and what was the outcome?