"control components" Jobs
14 open tech roles matching “control components”, taken straight from company career pages — not reposted from other job boards. Most in demand right now: Aerospace, Mechanical Engineering, liquid propulsion. Every listing is re-checked daily and closed roles are removed.
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Own the technical follow-up of suppliers for fluid-control equipment in aerospace technologies at The Exploration Company.
Join The Exploration Company as a Propulsion Engineer to oversee the technical follow-up of components for a lunar lander engine.
Join The Exploration Company as a HIL Engineer to develop and operate HIL platforms for the Huracan rocket engine.
Join The Exploration Company as a Propulsion AIT Engineer to lead assembly and testing of cryogenic engines.
Join The Exploration Company as an AIT Electrical Engineer to lead the design and testing of electrical systems for aerospace technologies.
Own the functional architecture and performance of the propellant feed system for a storable bipropellant propulsion system.
Lead a team of engineers in propulsion system design at The Exploration Company, focusing on innovative aerospace technologies.
Join The Exploration Company as a CNC Turner to manufacture critical aerospace components in a hands-on role.
Join The Exploration Company as a Propulsion Development Engineer to design and test propulsion systems for spacecraft.
Join The Exploration Company as an Electrical Technician to lead the installation and debugging of electrical systems for propulsion test benches.
Lead the design and development of a lunar lander test facility, combining propulsion test infrastructure and project management in a remote environment.
Lead the development and operation of engine test benches for cryogenic engines at The Exploration Company.
Join The Exploration Company as a Valve Test Engineer II to lead cryogenic valve testing for high-thrust engines.
Join The Exploration Company as a Welding Engineer to support the production of next-generation thruster hardware for space exploration.