The Supplier Quality Engineer II ensures suppliers meet quality standards, conducts audits, resolves quality issues, and supports continuous improvement initiatives.

Sierra Space offers a Summer 2026 Engineering Internship for undergrad students to work on aerospace projects, involving various engineering disciplines. Interns will engage with experienced teams on projects related to spacecraft systems, software development, materials, and cyber security, gaining practical skills and industry experience.

Interns will support spacecraft flight operations, monitor systems, analyze data, and collaborate with teams to ensure mission success.

As a Program Finance Intern, you'll assist in analyzing budgets, tracking expenditures, preparing financial reports, and supporting cost management activities across various programs.

The Real Estate Operations Intern will support lease management, data analysis, and strategic leasing discussions, helping optimize a portfolio for aerospace programs.

The Software Engineer III will design, develop, and test software applications for space systems, focusing on CI/CD and Kubernetes, while mentoring others and adhering to security practices.

The Senior Accountant will manage financial records, prepare financial statements, ensure regulatory compliance, provide mentorship, and conduct financial analysis.

Manage the lifecycle of subcontracts, negotiate agreements, ensure compliance, and lead cross-functional teams in subcontracting initiatives.

The Guidance, Navigation & Controls Engineer III will design, develop, and validate GNC systems, mentor juniors, and perform simulations and testing.

The Software Engineer III will design, develop, and test software for space systems, mentor other engineers, and enhance CI/CD pipelines while ensuring security practices.

Design and develop software applications for space systems, providing technical leadership and mentoring while ensuring high availability and security practices.

The Sr Systems Engineer develops advanced system solutions, ensuring technical alignment, managing systems integration, and overseeing project milestones while promoting Systems Engineering principles.

As a Computer Vision Engineer III, you will design, implement, and validate computer vision algorithms for satellite systems, focusing on optics and image processing. You'll collaborate across teams and mentor junior engineers.

As a Principal Systems Engineer, you will lead systems integration, mission planning, and training for Dream Chaser operations, ensuring mission success. Experience in developing systems architecture and managing multimodal projects is essential.

The Systems Engineer III leads system development by managing requirements, integration, and validation, while collaborating with technical teams to ensure system performance and compliance.

The role involves designing, integrating, testing, and maintaining mission IT systems and supporting spacecraft operations. Responsibilities include requirement verification, user training, developing documentation, and ensuring system integration.

The Systems Engineer II will design, integrate, and maintain mission IT systems and networks, and support real-time operations and user training.

The Software Test Engineer III leads testing processes, develops test plans and strategies, and coordinates testing activities for aerospace software projects. Responsibilities include mentoring, defect triage, collaboration with teams, and implementing automated testing tools.

The Quality Engineer II is responsible for quality assurance protocols, compliance management, and inspection methods for manufacturing processes. Responsibilities include analyzing data, collaborating with teams to address quality issues, and ensuring adherence to safety and quality standards.

The Manufacturing Engineer II will drive process improvements, manage product quality, and enhance manufacturing efficiency through root cause analysis and implementation of manufacturing processes, including Lean and Six Sigma methodologies.