"design for assembly" Jobs

45 open tech roles matching “design for assembly”, taken straight from company career pages — not reposted from other job boards. Most in demand right now: Mechanical Engineering, CAD, Aerospace Engineering. Every listing is re-checked daily and closed roles are removed.

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SpaceX

Design and build flight hardware for SpaceX's Starship, working hands-on with a world-class production team.

SpaceX Starbase, TX Published 5 days ago
SpaceX

Join SpaceX as a Manufacturing Engineer to design and implement production systems for the Starlink optical assembly.

SpaceX Bastrop, TX Published 1 week ago
Northwood Space

Join Northwood Space as an Integration Technician to support the assembly and integration of advanced antenna systems for satellite communications.

Northwood Space Torrance, CA Published 4 months ago
Northwood Space

Join Northwood Space as an Integration Technician II to support the assembly and integration of advanced antenna systems for satellite communications.

Northwood Space Torrance, CA Published 1 month ago
SpaceX

Join SpaceX as an Electrical Design Engineer to design and improve avionics hardware for Falcon and Dragon missions.

SpaceX Hawthorne, CA $105k–$150k/yr Published 2 weeks ago
Flexible on stack
SpaceX

Join SpaceX as a Build Engineer to develop and enhance manufacturing processes for the Starship and Super Heavy Booster.

SpaceX Starbase, TX Published 2 months ago
SpaceX

Join SpaceX as a Manufacturing Engineer to develop innovative solutions for Falcon and Dragon vehicles in a dynamic aerospace environment.

SpaceX Hawthorne, CA $100k–$140k/yr Published 1 month ago
SpaceX

Join SpaceX as an Integration Technician to support the assembly and testing of Starshield satellites in a fast-paced environment.

SpaceX Hawthorne, CA $23–$38/yr Published 1 week ago
SpaceX

Join SpaceX as a Mechanical Engineer to develop and scale the Raptor 3D printer and its production line.

SpaceX Hawthorne, CA $100k–$140k/yr Published 1 month ago
Flexible on stack