As a Senior Infrastructure Engineer at Vast, you will support the development of cloud-first IT infrastructures for artificial gravity space stations. Responsibilities include assessing IT security, supporting enterprise systems, provisioning new hardware and software, and documenting best practices. This role requires collaboration with cross-functional teams and automation of routines using infrastructure management tools.

As an Orbital Tube Welder, you will create and follow procedures to operate the welding system, work from blueprints, assist in training, inspect completed assemblies, and maintain the welding system, all while supporting the development of artificial-gravity space stations.

The Senior Technical Project Manager will lead and manage complex software projects for space station development. This role requires technical expertise to coordinate engineering teams, oversee project scope, schedule, cost, and resource management, and ensure effective communication across various stakeholders. Responsibilities include sprint planning, project status reporting, and problem-solving under tight timelines.

The VP of Avionics is responsible for developing strategic roadmaps for avionics systems in human-rated spacecraft, leading a diverse team, managing projects from concept to certification, and ensuring safety and compliance with regulatory standards.

The Station Test Engineer will oversee testing of life-support system components for artificial-gravity space habitats, manage complex test environments, conduct root cause analysis, and document all testing phases to ensure astronaut safety.

The Mechanical Design Engineer will support the development of avionics systems for artificial-gravity space stations, conducting tests, creating documentation, and designing reliable electronics enclosures. The role involves collaborating with cross-disciplinary teams and participating in the complete design cycle.

The Senior Technical Recruiter will handle full life cycle recruiting, engaging with client groups, sourcing candidates, conducting interviews, negotiating offers, and ensuring a high-quality candidate experience. This role also involves refining recruitment processes and fostering relationships with potential candidates and hiring teams.

The Tooling Manufacturing Engineer will oversee the fabrication of fixtures and tooling for Haven-1 assembly, manage vendor relationships, develop operation plans for test fixtures, and coordinate tooling modifications while ensuring project timelines and continuous improvement initiatives are met.

The Quality Engineer at Vast is responsible for ensuring product quality and reliability for space station components. This includes applying root cause analysis, collaborating with design engineers, preventing defects, driving improvements, and developing quality requirements during manufacturing. The role requires technical expertise in GD&T and quality management systems.

Interns will assist in software engineering tasks related to the development of systems for artificial gravity space stations. Responsibilities will vary by area of expertise, and interns will be mentored by industry experts to solve real-world engineering challenges, using advanced technical skills in a collaborative team environment.

Interns will assist in the design and construction of space hardware and software necessary for the operation of artificial-gravity space stations. Responsibilities will adapt based on individual engineering specialties, including human systems and thermal hardware.

The Senior Information Systems Software Engineer will design and implement web applications and backends for IT service integrations, collaborate in peer reviews, and support maintenance of complex software systems. This role offers growth opportunities under experienced engineers in aerospace and tech.

The NDE Level 2 Inspector, RT will perform and evaluate radiographic testing to identify defects, prepare detailed reports, and collaborate with teams to ensure compliance with safety and industry standards. Responsibilities include calibrating radiographic equipment, providing training to junior technicians, and maintaining accurate inspection records.

Lead complex, multi-disciplinary hardware projects for artificial gravity space stations. Manage project scope, schedule, cost, and resources while coordinating with internal teams and external vendors. Drive program status reporting and risk management, ensuring documentation is complete for stakeholder review.

The role involves developing and executing training programs for crew and flight controllers to ensure readiness for space missions. Responsibilities include conducting training sessions, evaluating trainee performance, maintaining equipment, and collaborating with experts across disciplines.

The Legal Counsel at Vast will structure and negotiate commercial and government contracts, ensuring compliance with relevant laws and regulations. Responsibilities include drafting sophisticated contracts, providing legal counsel to internal stakeholders, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and supporting special projects within the legal department.

The Senior Mechanical Engineer will lead the design of mechanical systems for Haven-2, focusing on performance and manufacturability while managing static/dynamic loads and environmental factors. Responsibilities include mechanical design, analysis, developing manufacturing drawings, and working with fabricators. The role requires extensive experience in high-performance vehicle design and CAD/FEA software usage.

Interns will gain hands-on experience in designing and building systems for artificial gravity space stations. Responsibilities include working in areas like human systems and thermal hardware, while applying technical skills in a collaborative environment. The internship lasts 12 weeks and requires full-time onsite work.

As a Principal Flight Software Test Engineer, you will develop and optimize automated testing systems for flight software in space stations, mentor junior engineers, manage software lifecycle, and collaborate closely with other engineering teams. This hands-on role involves coding and production deployment.

The Principal Flight Software Engineer will develop reliable flight software for Haven missions at Vast. Responsibilities include creating fault-tolerant code, collaborating with avionics teams, developing simulation and modeling tools, and ensuring best practices during code reviews. The role requires significant coding experience and knowledge in aerospace systems.