At a Glance
- Tasks: Design and optimize fluid systems for aerospace projects, ensuring safety and efficiency.
- Company: Join NordSpace, a cutting-edge Canadian startup revolutionizing aerospace technology.
- Benefits: Competitive salary, innovative work environment, and opportunities for professional growth.
- Other info: Fast-paced, hands-on role with excellent career advancement potential.
- Why this job: Be part of a team that brings space closer to Earth and inspires future explorers.
- Qualifications: Bachelor's in Aerospace or Mechanical Engineering; 4+ years in fluid/gas control design.
The predicted salary is between 75000 - 95000 $ per year.
Technical Staff Full Time Ontario $75,000 - $95,000 CAD per year
Nord Space(https://nordspace. com) is a Canadian startup with the mission to advance life on Earth, from space.
Nord Spaceis committed to extremely rapid innovation and development of the most ambitious aerospace projects with the most ambitious team.
With divisions spanning everything fromspace robotics to satellites torockets, Nord Spaceis driven to bring space closer to Earth and inspire generations of space explorers.
Role purpose
Asa Valve Engineeryoucontribute to the design, analysis, testing and optimizationof the system to ensure fluids (liquid, or gas) move through a system safely, efficiently, and under control.
Youensuredesigns are robust, testable, manufacturable, and meet program performance, cost, and scheduleobjectives.
You Will work cross-functionally with structures, avionicsand manufacturing teams to take your hardware from concept through qualification.
The role is idealfor someone who thrives in a fast-paced, hands-on environment and wants to see their designs tested, iterated, and flown.
- Core responsibilities
- Participate in component design, P&ID development, determining and describing the test campaign scope, facility planning, equipment layout
- Develop and manage engineering documentation, and BOMs within the company’s ERP system to support manufacturing and supply chain activities.
- Collaborate with project managers, system engineers, electrical engineers, mechanical and process engineers to ensure integrated system designs.
- Support and supervise manufacturing and test teams during fabrication, assembly, and testing.
- Participate in design reviews, risk assessments, and continuous improvement initiatives.
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in Aerospace, Mechanical, or a closely related engineering discipline; Master’sdegree is an asset.
- 4+ years of experience in mechanical design of fluid/gas control elements (like: pressure/flow regulators, isolation valves, solenoid/pneumatic valves, etc. ) for nuclear, medical, chemical or aviation industries.
- Solid experience with fluid/gas dynamic analysis, thermal, stress and kinematic analysis
- Proficient with CAD modeling and drafting with Solid Works or Autodesk Inventor or Fusion or Siemens NX or others
- Professional experience with R&D and testing campaigns
- Strong knowledge and understanding of GD&T and standardization rules
- Thorough knowledge of all ASME/ISO or EASC/GOST standards
- Proficient in writing technical reports and related documents
- Proactive mindset: identifiesblockers (technical, schedule, resource, or process) early and drives them to resolution to keep the program moving.
This posting is for an existing vacancy. Thank you to all who apply. Candidates who are successfully selected for an interview will be notified by email.
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Valve Engineer (Fluid & Mechanical) employer: NordSpace Corporation
At NordSpace, we pride ourselves on being an innovative startup that fosters a dynamic and collaborative work environment in Ontario. As a Valve Engineer, you'll not only contribute to groundbreaking aerospace projects but also enjoy opportunities for professional growth and development within a passionate team dedicated to pushing the boundaries of technology. Our commitment to rapid innovation ensures that your contributions will have a meaningful impact, making NordSpace an exciting place to advance your career while inspiring future generations of space explorers.
