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Relativity Space entry-level jobs & internships

Open roles at Relativity Space

9 open roles in the US

Manufacturing Engineer I

Relativity Space · Cape Canaveral, FL

  • Entry level
  • On-site

$90k – $136k /yr

New, posted 2 hours ago

Vehicle Mechanisms Engineer I

Relativity Space · Long Beach, CA

  • Entry level
  • 0–2 years

$90k – $136k /yr

1 day ago

Propulsion Test Engineer I

Relativity Space · Stennis Space Center, MS

  • Entry level
  • 0–2 years

$90k – $136k /yr

2 weeks ago

Launch Operations Engineer I

Relativity Space · Cape Canaveral, FL

  • Entry level
  • 0–2 years

$90k – $136k /yr

2 weeks ago

Hardware Development Engineer I

Relativity Space · Long Beach, CA

  • Entry level
  • 0–2 years

$90k – $136k /yr

2 weeks ago

About Relativity Space

Relativity Space is an aerospace manufacturing company founded in 2015 with the ambitious mission to build humanity's multi-planetary future. The company is pioneering the use of large-scale 3D printing, or additive manufacturing, to produce entire rockets with significantly fewer parts and faster production timelines. Its flagship achievements include the Terran 1, the world's first fully 3D-printed rocket, which made its inaugural launch in March 2023, and the Terran R, a fully reusable, medium-to-heavy lift rocket currently in development for satellite deployment and interplanetary missions.

Headquartered in Long Beach, California, Relativity Space has grown to employ roughly 500–1,000 engineers, technicians, and aerospace professionals. The company has attracted substantial venture capital funding and strategic partnerships with NASA, the U.S. Department of Defense, and commercial satellite operators. It is widely regarded as one of the most innovative players in the new space economy, challenging established aerospace giants by leveraging proprietary software, robotics, and metal 3D printing to radically reduce the cost and complexity of space access.

Recent significant news includes the successful launch of Terran 1, which, while not reaching orbit, validated the company's 3D-printed rocket technology and collected critical flight data. Following this milestone, Relativity Space shifted its focus to scaling up the Terran R program, positioning itself as a key competitor in the growing market for reusable launch vehicles and on-demand space logistics.