Building rockets to serve today's needs and tomorrow's breakthroughs, developing Terran R vehicle to deliver customer payloads to orbit.

Relativity Space is seeking a Staff Avionics Systems Integration & Test Engineer to join their innovative rocket development team. This role sits within the Avionics team, which is responsible for the complete lifecycle of Terran R's nervous system - from design and manufacturing to testing and operation of all major electrical systems on the vehicle and ground.

The position offers a unique opportunity to shape fundamental avionics architecture for Terran R, with high ownership over components that will actually fly. You'll be working at the intersection of hardware and software, leading complex integration and test programs that ensure the reliability and performance of mission-critical systems.

As a technical leader, you'll drive verification planning, develop testing frameworks, and oversee validation efforts using hardware-in-the-loop platforms. The role requires deep expertise in aerospace testing standards and equipment, combined with software development capabilities. You'll collaborate across multiple teams including propulsion, GNC, fluids, and stage engineering to ensure seamless integration.

The ideal candidate brings 10+ years of relevant experience and a strong educational background in engineering. You'll need demonstrated success leading system-level verification of complex electrical systems and familiarity with environmental testing. While the core requirements focus on technical expertise, the role also demands leadership skills to guide teams and shape technical strategy.

Relativity Space offers competitive compensation ($189,000-$241,000), equity, generous PTO, parental leave, and professional development benefits. The position is based in Long Beach, California, where you'll be part of a team pushing the boundaries of rocket development and manufacturing. This is an opportunity to make a significant impact on the future of space technology while working with cutting-edge systems and processes.

Staff-level position leading avionics systems integration and testing for rocket development at Relativity Space, requiring 10+ years of aerospace experience.

Staff Avionics Systems Integration & Test Engineer

Building rockets to serve today's needs and tomorrow's breakthroughs, developing the Terran R vehicle for orbital payload delivery.

Relativity Space is revolutionizing the space industry by building rockets for orbital payload delivery, with their flagship Terran R vehicle. As a Senior Systems Engineer, you'll join a dynamic team responsible for ensuring the cohesive development and performance of the Terran R launch system. The role combines technical expertise with systems engineering, requiring collaboration across multiple disciplines to solve complex problems in rocket development.

The position offers a unique opportunity to work on cutting-edge space technology, where you'll develop and implement engineering processes, manage tools, and drive critical decisions that impact the entire vehicle lifecycle. You'll be working within the Systems Engineering team, which plays a crucial role in integrating various subsystems and ensuring the overall success of the launch vehicle.

The role demands a strong background in engineering, with emphasis on systems integration, verification and validation, and requirement management. You'll be responsible for developing processes and tools, supporting design teams, and working closely with IT and DevOps. The position requires both technical depth and the ability to communicate effectively across teams.

This is an ideal opportunity for an experienced engineer who wants to make a significant impact in the space industry. You'll be working in Long Beach, California, with a competitive salary range of $142,000 to $181,500, plus benefits including PTO, parental leave, and professional development opportunities. The role offers the chance to be part of a company that's not just building rockets, but shaping the future of space exploration and innovation.

Senior Systems Engineer role at Relativity Space, developing tools and processes for rocket systems integration, requiring 5+ years experience in engineering and systems development.

Senior Stage Development Engineer

Relativity Space is revolutionizing the space industry by building rockets for today's needs and tomorrow's breakthroughs. As a Staff Network Development Engineer in the IT team, you'll play a crucial role in developing and maintaining the network infrastructure that supports rocket design, manufacturing, and launch operations.

The position combines advanced network engineering with modern DevOps practices, requiring expertise in both traditional networking and automation/programming. You'll be responsible for designing and implementing automated workflows for network provisioning, maintaining documentation repositories, and developing integrations between various systems. The role demands strong technical skills in Python, network automation tools, and modern CI/CD practices.

Working at Relativity Space offers unique opportunities to directly impact space technology development. The IT team supports every function across the company, from production floor to flight operations, making this role central to the company's success. You'll collaborate with network engineers and cross-functional teams, translating complex network designs into code and maintaining critical infrastructure.

The company offers competitive compensation ($163,000 - $215,600) and benefits, including parental leave, PTO, and professional development opportunities. Based in Cape Canaveral, Florida, you'll be at the heart of space innovation, working with cutting-edge technology and contributing to the future of space exploration.

This role is ideal for experienced network engineers who want to combine their infrastructure expertise with software development skills in a fast-paced, mission-driven environment. You'll have the opportunity to shape the company's network architecture while working on projects that literally reach for the stars.

Staff Network Development Engineer position at Relativity Space focusing on network automation and infrastructure development for rocket manufacturing and operations.

Staff Network Development Engineer, IT

Building rockets to serve today's needs and tomorrow's breakthroughs, developing Terran R vehicle for customer payloads and space exploration.

Relativity Space is at the forefront of revolutionizing space technology through innovative rocket manufacturing. As a Staff Robotics Software Engineer, you'll join the additive technology team, working on their groundbreaking Stargate 3D-printing platform and factory operating system. This role combines advanced robotics, automation, and manufacturing technology to create large-scale metal structures for the aerospace industry.

The position offers a unique opportunity to work with cutting-edge technology in the space sector, specifically focusing on cooperative robotic platforms and advanced manufacturing systems. You'll be responsible for implementing complex perception systems, working with autonomous robots, and developing solutions that push the boundaries of what's possible in industrial robotics.

The role requires expertise in robotics software development, particularly in C++ and embedded environments, along with strong experience in robotics kinematics and multi-robot coordination. You'll be working with various technologies including LiDAR, 3D scanners, and motion capture systems, while collaborating with cross-functional teams of robotics engineers, data scientists, and manufacturing experts.

This is an ideal position for someone who wants to make a significant impact in space technology while working with advanced robotics systems. The role offers competitive compensation ($183,000 - $237,000) along with equity, generous benefits, and the opportunity to work on technology that's literally reaching for the stars. You'll be part of a team that's not just building rockets, but revolutionizing how they're manufactured through advanced robotics and automation.

The position is based in Long Beach, California, where you'll have access to state-of-the-art facilities and work alongside some of the brightest minds in the aerospace and robotics industries. If you're passionate about robotics, space technology, and want to be part of a team that's redefining manufacturing for the space industry, this role offers an exceptional opportunity to leave your mark on the future of space exploration.

Staff Robotics Software Engineer role at Relativity Space, developing advanced robotics systems for space technology manufacturing.

Staff Robotics Software Engineer

Relativity Space is at the forefront of rocket manufacturing, developing the Terran R vehicle to meet growing demand for orbital payload delivery. As a Staff Avionics Space Survivability Engineer, you'll join a dynamic team responsible for the vehicle's nervous system - designing, building, and testing critical avionics hardware that controls every major electrical system.

The role combines hands-on technical leadership with strategic thinking, requiring expertise in space-grade electronics and environmental testing. You'll drive development and testing campaigns to ensure avionics survivability from launch through orbital operations, analyzing complex failure mechanisms including radiation effects, transient phenomena, and electromagnetic interference.

Working at Relativity means joining a mission-driven team where autonomy and impact exist at every level. You'll collaborate across multiple disciplines, from propulsion to GNC teams, ensuring seamless integration of avionics systems. This is a unique opportunity to shape fundamental architecture decisions for Terran R while having significant ownership of flight-critical components.

The position offers competitive compensation ($189,000-$241,000) plus equity, comprehensive benefits including parental leave, and professional development support. Based in Long Beach, California, you'll work in a cutting-edge facility with some of the industry's brightest minds. The role requires 10+ years of electrical design experience and deep expertise in space-grade hardware qualification.

This is an ideal opportunity for an experienced avionics engineer who wants to make a lasting impact on the future of space technology while working with a team that values both technical excellence and innovation. You'll help pioneer new approaches to space electronics while mentoring the next generation of aerospace engineers.

Staff Avionics Space Survivability Engineer role at Relativity Space, focusing on developing and testing space-grade avionics systems.

Staff Avionics Space Survivability Engineer

Relativity Space builds rockets to serve today's needs and tomorrow's breakthroughs, developing the Terran R vehicle for customer payload delivery to orbit.

Relativity Space is revolutionizing the aerospace industry through their innovative approach to rocket manufacturing. As a Staff Data Software Engineer, you'll join their Additive Technology team, working at the cutting edge of research and development in advanced manufacturing. This role combines data engineering expertise with the exciting challenge of supporting rocket development through sophisticated data infrastructure.

You'll be responsible for architecting and maintaining critical data systems that support Relativity's proprietary 3D printing technology, with a particular focus on handling complex timeseries data from various sensors and robotics systems. The role requires deep technical expertise in database design, data pipelines, and modern data engineering practices, while working closely with cross-functional teams including machine learning engineers and manufacturing specialists.

The position offers a unique opportunity to impact the future of space technology and manufacturing. You'll be working in an environment where your decisions and implementations directly influence the success of rocket manufacturing processes. The role combines the technical challenges of handling complex manufacturing data with the excitement of contributing to space exploration technology.

Working at Relativity Space means being part of a mission-driven team that's pushing the boundaries of what's possible in both manufacturing and space technology. The company offers competitive compensation ($194,000 - $249,000), along with equity, generous benefits, and the chance to work on truly groundbreaking technology. You'll be based in Long Beach, California, working alongside talented engineers and scientists in a collaborative environment that values innovation and technical excellence.

This is an ideal role for an experienced data engineer who wants to apply their skills to revolutionary aerospace technology while working on challenging technical problems that have real-world impact. The position offers both technical depth and the opportunity to shape the future of manufacturing and space exploration.

Staff Data Software Engineer role at Relativity Space, focusing on data architecture and pipelines for advanced additive manufacturing R&D.

Staff Data Software Engineer

Building rockets to serve today's needs and tomorrow's breakthroughs, including the Terran R vehicle for delivering customer payloads to orbit.

Relativity Space is revolutionizing the space industry by building rockets through innovative manufacturing processes. As a Staff Network Engineer, you'll be integral to the Additive Technology team, working at the intersection of hardware and software to support their large-scale metal additive manufacturing platform. This role combines networking expertise with cutting-edge robotics and manufacturing technology, requiring you to architect and maintain critical infrastructure that powers their production environment.

You'll be responsible for designing and implementing high-performance networks that connect robotic systems, sensors, and edge compute devices throughout the manufacturing facility. This isn't a traditional IT role - you'll be solving unique challenges in a production environment where network performance and reliability are crucial to the manufacturing process.

The position offers an opportunity to work with a multidisciplinary team of robotics, machine learning, and software engineers, while having direct impact on the company's manufacturing capabilities. You'll be involved in everything from low-latency communication systems to security compliance, making this an ideal role for someone who wants to apply their networking expertise to advanced manufacturing and space technology.

Working at Relativity Space means joining a company that's pushing the boundaries of both space technology and manufacturing. You'll have autonomy, ownership, and the chance to solve unprecedented challenges. The company offers competitive compensation ($163,000 - $215,600), equity, generous PTO, parental leave, and learning opportunities. This is a unique moment to join as the company scales up production of their Terran R rocket, allowing you to make a lasting impact on both the company and the space industry.

Staff Network Engineer position at Relativity Space, designing and maintaining network infrastructure for advanced rocket manufacturing systems in Long Beach, CA.

Staff Network Engineer

Building rockets to serve today's needs and tomorrow's breakthroughs, developing autonomous manufacturing systems and launch vehicles.

Relativity Space is revolutionizing the aerospace industry by combining robotics, software, and 3D printing to build rockets for space exploration. As a Senior Robotics Software Engineer, you'll join the Additive Technology team working at the cutting edge of manufacturing innovation. The role focuses on developing advanced software solutions for robotic systems that power their autonomous manufacturing platform.

You'll be responsible for creating sophisticated algorithms for complex geometry generation, tool path planning, and multi-axis robot motion control. Working in an R&D-driven environment, you'll collaborate with a diverse team of welders, robotics engineers, data scientists, and systems engineers to push the boundaries of additive manufacturing technology.

The position requires expertise in computational geometry, robotics software development, and 3D modeling tools like Rhino 3D & Grasshopper. You'll apply your skills to solve unique challenges in aerospace manufacturing, working with industrial robotic arms and advanced manufacturing processes. The role offers an opportunity to directly impact the future of space technology while working with cutting-edge automation systems.

Relativity Space offers competitive compensation ($157,000-$200,000) plus equity, comprehensive benefits, and a culture of innovation where you can make significant contributions to space exploration technology. You'll be part of a team that's not just building rockets, but revolutionizing how they're manufactured through advanced robotics and automation. The company provides opportunities for growth, learning, and development in a fast-paced, mission-driven environment.

Senior Robotics Software Engineer role at Relativity Space developing advanced robotics and automation systems for rocket manufacturing.

Senior Robotics Software Engineer

Relativity Space builds the next great commercial launch company with Terran R and leads America's additive manufacturing innovation, aiming to create humanity's industrial base on Mars.

Relativity Space is revolutionizing the aerospace industry through their innovative approach to rocket manufacturing and space technology. As a Staff Robotics Software Engineer (3D Simulation), you'll join a pioneering team working on the intersection of robotics and additive manufacturing. The role focuses on developing sophisticated simulation platforms for their large-scale 3D printing systems used in rocket manufacturing.

The position sits within the additive technology team, which leads the development of Relativity's groundbreaking Stargate 3D-printing platform and factory operating system. You'll be working on a novel cooperative robotic platform that's fundamental to their large-scale additive manufacturing systems. The team prioritizes performance, simplicity, simulation/testing, and reusability in building cohesive interfaces with their equipment.

Your responsibilities will include developing complex robotics simulation platforms, analyzing and visualizing printing process data, and implementing new features while working closely with robotics software teams and weld technicians. This role requires extensive experience in graphics software development, user interface design, and robotic simulations.

The position offers competitive compensation ($183,000 - $237,000) along with equity, generous PTO, parental leave, and professional development opportunities. You'll be based in Long Beach, California, working at the forefront of space technology and advanced manufacturing. This is an opportunity to contribute to Relativity Space's ambitious goals of becoming America's leading force in additive manufacturing innovation and building humanity's industrial base on Mars.

Staff Robotics Software Engineer position at Relativity Space, focusing on 3D simulation for advanced manufacturing systems with competitive compensation and benefits.

Staff Robotics Software Engineer (3D Simulation)

A commercial launch company building Terran R and leading force in additive manufacturing innovation, with a vision to create humanity's industrial base on Mars.

Relativity Space is revolutionizing the aerospace industry with their ambitious goals of building the next great commercial launch company with Terran R and becoming America's leading force in additive manufacturing innovation. This role sits within the additive technology team, which is at the forefront of developing Relativity's groundbreaking Stargate 3D-printing platform and factory operating system.

As a Staff Robotics Software Engineer, you'll be instrumental in building out a novel cooperative robotic platform for large-scale additive manufacturing systems. The role combines advanced robotics engineering with cutting-edge manufacturing technology, where you'll work on implementing sophisticated perception systems, coordinating autonomous robots, and integrating various robotic systems to work together seamlessly.

The position requires deep expertise in robotics software development, particularly with C++ and embedded systems, along with strong experience in real-time data processing algorithms and multi-robot coordination. You'll be working with state-of-the-art technology including LiDAR, 3D scanners, and motion capture systems, while collaborating with a diverse team of robotics engineers, data scientists, and manufacturing experts.

This is an opportunity to be at the forefront of innovation in both aerospace and manufacturing technology. You'll be contributing to Relativity's vision of creating humanity's industrial base on Mars, while working on immediate challenges of advancing large-scale additive manufacturing capabilities here on Earth. The role offers competitive compensation ($183,000-$237,000), along with equity, generous benefits, and the chance to work on truly groundbreaking technology.

The ideal candidate will bring not only technical expertise but also a passion for pushing the boundaries of what's possible in robotics and manufacturing. You'll be joining a team that values innovation, collaboration, and is dedicated to transforming the future of space technology and industrial manufacturing.

Staff Robotics Software Engineer role at Relativity Space focusing on developing cooperative robotic platforms for large-scale additive manufacturing systems.

Aerospace company building commercial launch vehicles and pioneering additive manufacturing for rockets, aiming to create humanity's industrial base on Mars.

Relativity Space is revolutionizing the aerospace industry with their ambitious goals of building the next great commercial launch company with Terran R and becoming America's leading force in additive manufacturing innovation. This role is part of the Software Engineering team that's crucial to their mission of creating humanity's industrial base on Mars.

As a Senior Software Engineer focusing on Backend systems, you'll be at the forefront of developing critical data infrastructure that powers both rocket manufacturing and launch operations. You'll work on sophisticated distributed systems that handle everything from controlling rockets from launch pad to orbit, to managing real-time control systems for engine testing and launch facilities, and creating their factory of the future with proprietary 3D printing technology.

The position offers an exciting opportunity to work with cutting-edge technologies across cloud and on-premises environments, implementing data architectures that scale across the organization. You'll be responsible for designing and developing core data components, creating analytics and reporting architectures, and building robust APIs that serve various mission-critical systems.

The ideal candidate brings substantial experience in data technologies like MongoDB, PostgreSQL, Kafka, and Redis, along with strong programming skills in languages such as Python, Go, or C++. You'll need to demonstrate expertise in implementing scalable patterns and architectures, with the ability to mentor junior engineers and make critical technical decisions that impact the entire platform.

This role offers competitive compensation ($165,000 - $211,000), equity, and comprehensive benefits including parental leave and professional development opportunities. Based in Long Beach, California, you'll be working with a team of passionate innovators who are literally reaching for the stars. If you're excited about combining software engineering excellence with space exploration and advanced manufacturing, this role offers a unique opportunity to make a lasting impact on humanity's future in space.

Senior Backend Software Engineer role at Relativity Space, developing data platforms for rocket manufacturing and launch systems.

Senior Software Engineer, Backend

A commercial launch company building Terran R rockets and pioneering additive manufacturing innovation to create humanity's industrial base on Mars.

Relativity Space is revolutionizing the aerospace industry with their ambitious goals of building the next great commercial launch company with Terran R and becoming America's leading force in additive manufacturing innovation. As a Senior Software Engineer on the Robotics Team, you'll be at the forefront of developing cutting-edge software systems that control their innovative multi-robot manufacturing platform.

The role involves working with the additive technology team that leads research and development of Relativity's Stargate 3D-printing platform and factory operating system. You'll be writing production-grade software in C++ and Python, focusing on system orchestration, state machines, and integration with various subsystems including perception, motion, and thermal controls. This isn't about maintaining legacy code - you'll be defining patterns and building reusable libraries that will form the foundation of their robotics software infrastructure.

What makes this opportunity unique is the direct impact you'll have on real-world robotics systems. You'll be working at the intersection of software and hardware, collaborating with robotics engineers, data scientists, and systems engineers to advance Relativity's innovative tech stack. The company's breakthroughs in large-scale additive manufacturing have the potential to revolutionize not just aerospace, but the entire industrial manufacturing sector.

The position offers competitive compensation ($157,000 - $200,000), along with equity, generous PTO, parental leave, and professional development benefits. You'll be based in Long Beach, California, working alongside passionate individuals who are dedicated to transforming the future of space exploration and manufacturing. This is an opportunity to be part of a mission that extends beyond Earth, contributing to Relativity's vision of creating humanity's industrial base on Mars.

Senior Software Engineer role at Relativity Space focusing on robotics and manufacturing systems development using C++ and Python.

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Building rockets to serve today's needs and tomorrow's breakthroughs, developing Terran R vehicle to deliver customer payloads to orbit.