Design rocket combustion hardware as a Propulsion Engineer at Canada Rocket Company, using CAD, analysis, and testing to qualify components. This engineer owns injectors, thrust chambers, and nozzles from requirements through flight qualification. You will translate propulsion requirements into detailed designs, drawings, and released hardware. The work spans manufacturing, component testing, and collaboration with fluid systems, structures, and test teams. Key Responsibilities:
Own injector, thrust chamber, and nozzle design development Translate propulsion requirements into component-level hardware Create CAD models, drawings, and release packages Drive machining, brazing, welding, and additive manufacturing decisions Support instrumentation, testing, and post-test analysis Requirements:
Five-plus years designing propulsion or aerospace hardware Experience with high-pressure, high-temperature, or cryogenic service Proficiency in CAD, GD&T, and mechanical drawings Bachelor's degree in mechanical or aerospace engineering Experience owning components through manufacturing and qualification Apply propulsion design, manufacturing, and test expertise to combustion components for Canada Rocket Company’s launch vehicle.
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