Marine Systems Design Engineer I - Transport… at Relativity… · Cape…

Summary: Relativity Space is building rockets to meet the demand for launch capacity and advance science and innovation. The Marine Systems Design Engineer I will assist in the design and operation of vessels used for the recovery of the Terran R launch vehicle, collaborating closely with various teams to ensure successful implementation and operation. Responsibilities: - Assist in bringing the Terran R Recovery barge from concept layouts to detailed plans, followed by supporting construction and activation efforts - Responsible for the detailed layout, configuration and implementation of Terran R Recovery Barge systems, including everything from consoles and lighting to thrusters, power distribution, fire suppression and fuel storage - Support build, activation, and certification of the Recovery vessel subsystems - Safely support system checkouts for vessel power and dynamics systems - Support operation and troubleshooting of vessel systems leading up to and during the Terran R flight campaigns - Work with engineers and technicians to develop guides, plans and training to ensure safe operation of the Recovery vessel Required Qualifications: - Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Marine Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or a related engineering field from an accredited institution - At least one (1) year of experience in vessel layout, vessel design, vessel construction, or related marine engineering work - Demonstrated knowledge of engineering fundamentals and first principles - Proficiency in computer-aided design (CAD) software - Experience performing engineering analysis using finite element analysis (FEA), hand calculations, or equivalent analytical methods - Ability to travel for extended periods as required by business needs, including work in shipyards, offshore locations, and industrial environments - Ability to communicate effectively with cross-functional teams and stakeholders Preferred Qualifications: - Experience safely operating or supporting hazardous systems, including high-pressure, high-voltage, and/or cryogenic systems, in accordance with applicable safety standards - Experience working with or applying regulatory requirements and standards issued by the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG), NASA, or comparable regulatory bodies - Experience implementing or supporting dynamic positioning (DP) control systems in high-precision operational environments - Working knowledge of commercial marine vessel regulations, including vessel design, construction, and operational requirements - Experience working in shipyard or offshore production environments - Experience supporting vessel build or retrofit programs Required Skills: Vessel layout, Vessel design, Vessel construction, Marine engineering, Computer-aided design (CAD) software, Finite element analysis (FEA), Engineering fundamentals Benefits: Competitive salary and equity, Generous PTO and sick leave policy, Parental leave, Annual learning and development stipend