Design rocket combustion hardware at Canada Rocket Company using CAD and first-principles analysis. Own components through flight qualification in Canada. As a Propulsion Engineer, you will develop injectors, thrust chambers, and nozzles for Canada’s medium-lift launch vehicle. The work spans requirements, detailed design, manufacturing, component testing, and qualification. You will partner with fluid systems, structures, manufacturing, and test teams on hardware exposed to extreme pressure, temperature, and vibration. Key Responsibilities:

Own injector, thrust chamber, and nozzle design development Translate propulsion requirements into released component hardware Create CAD models, drawings, and controlled release packages Drive machining, brazing, welding,



and additive manufacturing decisions Support testing, instrumentation, and post-test design analysis Requirements:

Five-plus years designing propulsion or aerospace hardware Experience with high-temperature, high-pressure, or cryogenic service Proficiency in CAD, GD&T;, and mechanical drawings Knowledge of propulsion manufacturing and supplier coordination Bachelor’s degree in mechanical, aerospace, or related engineering Apply component ownership, mechanical design, manufacturing knowledge, and testing expertise to rocket combustion systems at Canada Rocket Company.

📌 Propulsion Engineer Combustion Systems (Georgetown)
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📍 Georgetown