TVAC Engineer

About the Role

We are seeking an TVAC Engineer to own vibration and thermal vacuum testing for spaceflight hardware. In this role, you will be hands‑on in the lab, driving test campaigns from planning through execution and reporting, ensuring hardware is ready to survive the launch and on‑orbit environments.

• Plan and execute vibration and TVAC tests for components, subsystems, and integrated spacecraft.
• Set up and operate shakers, thermal vacuum chambers, and data acquisition systems.
• Work closely with design and systems engineers to define test requirements and margins.
• Actively monitor tests, troubleshoot issues, and make real‑time decisions to keep campaigns moving.
• Ensure tests meet industry and customer standards (NASA, MIL‑STD, ECSS).
• Coordinate instrumentation, fixturing, and test configurations with technicians.
• Investigate test anomalies and support rapid root cause and corrective action efforts.
• Analyze data and produce clear, concise test reports with actionable results.
• Help maintain and improve lab capabilities, equipment, and processes.

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Aerospace, or a related engineering field.
• 3+ years of hands‑on environmental testing experience.
• Strong background in vibration and thermal testing of aerospace hardware.
• Experience working directly with accelerometers, thermal sensors, shakers, and DAQ systems.
• Comfortable working in clean rooms and lab environments.
• Ability to work independently, manage priorities, and solve problems quickly.

• Experience with LabVIEW, MATLAB, Python, or Test prava accommodate
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