Launcher Assembly Technician (m/f/d)

Kurz zusammengefasst

Isar Aerospace is a fast‑growing, privately funded company that builds launch vehicles for small and medium‑size satellites. Operating in the "New Space" sector, the firm designs, assembles, integrates and tests rockets that deliver payloads to Low Earth Orbit, aiming for sustainable and cost‑effective access to space. As a Launcher Assembly Technician you will work in the Launcher AIT (Assembly, Integration, Testing) team, joining engineers and the Integrated Testing crew at the launch base. Your daily tasks include high‑precision assembly of advanced space components, machining carbon‑fiber composites, and performing electrical and mechanical tests on internal systems. You will also validate individual parts and full assemblies, maintain strict cleanliness standards, document procedures accurately, and support test‑setup activities while contributing ideas for process improvement. The role requires a completed vocational training as an aircraft mechanic or a comparable programme in production or maintenance engineering. You must have several years of professional experience in aviation or aerospace, be familiar with gas and fluid bolting techniques, and possess strong drawing, spatial‑awareness and technical comprehension. Fluency in both English and German, solid computer literacy, high quality awareness and the ability to work under pressure in a team are also mandatory. Additional assets include willingness to travel for occasional assembly work, a high motivation for complex challenges, and a proactive attitude toward continuous improvement. The position is based in Germany, offering a modern, multinational environment with a strong focus on innovation. Benefits feature a virtual share‑ownership program, 30 days of vacation, a company pension with 20 % employer contribution after probation, subsidised meals, a fully financed Deutschlandticket, sport‑club membership, individual learning allowance, and childcare support. What the role asks for: - Completed vocational training as aircraft mechanic or similar - Several years aviation/aerospace experience - Knowledge of gas/fluid bolting techniques - Good drawing and spatial‑awareness skills - Fluency in English and German - Foundational computer and software knowledge - Willingness for occasional assembly work at other sites - High quality awareness and ability to work under pressure