The Quality Engineer II will design and implement quality assurance protocols for production, ensure compliance with safety and regulatory standards, conduct inspections, analyze data, and recommend process improvements while maintaining documentation.

The Mechanical Technician II will assemble, test, and maintain mechanical systems while ensuring quality and reliability of flight hardware. Responsibilities include precision cleanings, inspection, and troubleshooting of mechanical components and structures.

The Avionics Technician I installs, inspects, tests, and repairs avionics systems while performing basic maintenance and setup activities. This entry-level role focuses on the use of precision tools, adherence to safety practices, and collaboration for high-quality work.

The Technical Quality Assurance Inspector III inspects manufacturing goods, ensuring compliance with industry standards, documents results, drafts work instructions, and mentors junior inspectors.

The Avionics Technician II installs, inspects, tests, and repairs avionics systems for aerospace vehicles, ensuring operational reliability through precision measurements and best practices.

The Mechanical Technician I will assemble, test, and maintain mechanical systems, ensuring quality and reliability of flight hardware while learning from experienced technicians and adhering to safety and best practices.

The Avionics Technician I performs installation, inspection, testing, and repair of avionics equipment on aerospace vehicles, ensuring high-quality workmanship and adherence to safety protocols.

The Mechanical Technician II assembles, tests, and maintains complex mechanical systems, ensuring quality and reliability of flight hardware. Responsibilities include precision cleaning, soldering, inspection, and following best shop practices while collaborating with team members to meet production goals.

The Avionics Technician II installs, inspects, tests, repairs avionics systems for aerospace vehicles, ensuring their reliability and performance during missions.

As a Mechanical Technician I, you will assemble, test, and maintain mechanical systems and components while collaborating with engineers to ensure quality and reliability of flight hardware.

The Material Planner III ensures timely procurement of materials, optimizes inventory, collaborates with cross-functional teams, and leads process enhancements in a manufacturing environment, particularly in aerospace.

The Technical Quality Assurance Inspector III performs inspections of manufacturing goods, certifies products, interprets technical documents, and mentors junior inspectors, ensuring compliance with industry standards.

The Sr Supplier Development Engineer oversees supplier processes, ensuring quality and cost efficiency through audits and collaboration with cross-functional teams. Requires expertise in supplier management and project management, focusing on continuous improvement.

The Sr. Software Engineer role involves designing and developing software for space systems, leading teams, and implementing CI/CD pipelines while ensuring security and performance.

Lead inventory and logistics strategy for aerospace missions: optimize inventory levels, streamline transportation and warehousing, manage suppliers, ensure compliance with export/government regulations, drive digital transformation and KPIs, and mentor cross-functional teams to maintain mission readiness.

The Maintenance Technician IV manages equipment maintenance by conducting diagnostics, performing complex repairs, developing maintenance schedules, and ensuring compliance with quality standards and safety regulations.

The Contracts Specialist II will manage full life cycle contract administration, ensuring compliance, data entry in SAP, and support contract operations, while working collaboratively across various organizational functions.

Lead material program management for subcontractor efforts, owning cost, schedule, and technical performance. Develop program plans, budgets, and schedules, apply EVMS and program controls, monitor performance, drive corrective actions, support proposals, and communicate status and risks to stakeholders while collaborating with engineering, finance, supply chain, and operations.

Provide technical leadership for major aerospace programs: maintain technical baseline, oversee design/development/testing, resolve complex multidisciplinary technical issues, reduce technical risk, adjudicate configuration gaps, and build and execute program-level technical strategies to ensure mission success.

The Sr Director of Capture Management at Sierra Space leads strategic capture management efforts, making critical decisions that impact performance, managing large teams, and ensuring compliance with defense industry standards.