Test Engineer I (Aerospace)

Location: Hollister, CA, United States; onsite role. Only U.S. citizens are eligible under the stated export-control requirement; the posting also references U.S. Person status or required government export authorizations.

Salary: $53,600–$99,400 per year, plus eligibility for a bonus.

Company

PacSci EMC, a hirify.global operating company, develops energetic materials, devices, and subsystems for military and commercial applications, with engineering and manufacturing operations in Arizona and California.

What you will do

• Supervise fabrication and coordinate development, procurement, installation, verification, and calibration of test equipment, instrumentation, and control devices.
• Define test conditions and schedules and prepare qualification test plans, procedures, reports, and acceptance test procedures.
• Analyze test data and prepare reports for management and customers.
• Work with engineering and technical personnel to resolve product, system, equipment, and data-interpretation issues.
• Lead test-efficiency and cycle-time reduction efforts and train technicians in product testing.
• Prepare work orders, statements of work, requisitions, and subcontractor cost and labor estimates; coordinate with subcontractor representatives.

Requirements

• U.S. citizenship is required according to the stated export-control eligibility requirement.
• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or Aerospace.
• 1–3 years of experience in aerospace or energetic materials, preferably in a production environment.
• Knowledge of quality systems and their practical application.
• Knowledge of SolidWorks.
• Behavior aligned with the principles: We Win as One Team, We Solve Problems, We Learn by Doing, We Unlock Growth, and We Own Our Future.

Culture & Benefits

• Work in a precision-technology and mission-critical manufacturing environment serving military and commercial applications.
• Safety First and Quality Every Time are emphasized.
• The position is eligible for a bonus as part of the total compensation package.
• Employment remains dependent on obtaining appropriate U.S. government export authorizations where required.