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As a Propulsion Engineer (Mechanical) at Magdrive, you will support the design, build and testing of mechanical components for our next generation spacecraft propulsion systems. Working closely with senior engineers, you’ll help develop propulsion hardware, assist with experimental test rigs and test campaigns, and support subsystem integration across mechanical, electrical and software teams. This is a hands on role where you will develop practical engineering experience while contributing to hardware that moves Magdrive technology from concept to flight ready systems.
Job Responsibility:
Design thruster structural components and support mechanical integration from concept through flight hardware
Ensure coherent, clash‑free integration of mechanical and electrical hardware, including structures, components, and PCBs
Support the transition of designs from R&D prototypes to flight release, ensuring compliance with environmental and mechanical requirements
Support mechanical aspects of environmental and functional test campaigns, including test configurations and fixtures
Incorporate MAIT feedback and NCRs to resolve recurring assembly, test, and integration issues at design source
Support definition and verification of mechanical interfaces to the spacecraft, including mounting, alignment, and load paths
Requirements:
Degree (BEng/MEng/MSc) in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or similar discipline
3-5 years of experience developing space or high-performance mechanical hardware
Experience supporting environmental test campaigns
Proficiency in professional 3D CAD (e.g. SolidWorks) and structured engineering workflows
Nice to have:
Experience with electric propulsion, plasma systems, or high-voltage hardware
Familiarity with ECSS, NASA, or equivalent aerospace standards
Experience applying and improving mechanical standards within a growing engineering organisation
Experience with configuration control and change management processes
Exposure to ISO9001 or AS9100 environments
Experience with structural and thermal analysis methods (hand calculations and/or FEA)
Experience contributing to a flight hardware subsystem within a multidisciplinary team
What we offer:
25 days annual leave + bank holidays + Birthdays, and long-service awards (up to 30 days)