Work as a satellite systems engineer across satellite design, development, testing, and operations, helping build communications infrastructure and direct-to-device connectivity.
About this role
The role is responsible for developing components mounted on liquid rocket vehicles within the propulsion system group. Main responsibilities include strength design of piping, valves and related equipment for special conditions such as cryogenic environments and vibration during flight.
The engineer will examine flow-path shapes based on fluid requirements and work with the analysis team on fluid and structural analyses, including evaluation of the results. Responsibilities also include preparing manufacturing drawings and coordinating with the production team.
The role includes planning, conducting and evaluating verification tests for designed components. The stated tests include vibration tests, thermal-cycle tests and flow tests.
The propulsion system group develops equipment needed for liquid rocket propulsion systems. Its scope includes the functions that integrate rocket engines, tanks and onboard electronic equipment to provide the propulsion required for vehicle flight. The group also covers planning and conducting large-scale tests such as launches and stage combustion tests, propulsion-system design and analysis, and the design and development of vehicle-mounted equipment and components from component design through operation.
The work location is the company's Tokyo Second Branch in Koto-ku, Tokyo. The scope of duties may change to duties designated by the company.
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