Design, develop, and test high-performance turbomachinery components, such as pumps and turbines, for orbital launch vehicle propulsion systems. You will collaborate with propulsion and fluid systems teams to optimize component performance, ensuring reliability and efficiency under extreme conditions. You will work cross-functionally to integrate turbomachinery into rocket systems, contributing to the success of launch programs. Your efforts would lead to the first-ever pump fed rocket engine in Canadian history.
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From Canada's first orbital launch vehicle, private spaceport, space systems/satellites development services and hypersonic aircraft, to rocket engines, design/testing/manufacturing services, mission critical software, and dual-use technologies for terrestrial and defence applications - the Business Development Manager at NordSpace will play a critical role on the team to commercialize these unique products.
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The Lead Systems Engineer for our Launch Program owns cross-functional planning and execution for the launch program at a systems engineering level, ensuring work meets the company’s technical requirements, risk posture, and overall business objectives. The role focuses on coordination of system requirements, unblocking teams, and coordinating dependencies to keep the cross-functional engineering program on track from early design through launch operations.
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The Launch Program Director should be an individual who has led a commercial aerospace vehicle development program, ideally related to orbital launch. You will lead NordSpace’s orbital launch vehicle and launch site development by translating business objectives into engineering requirements, managing lifecycle, budget, and schedule. Fostering an agile culture for rapid design-build-test cycles across subsystem teams, ensuring cohesive progress will be critical. You will drive technical reviews, hardware testing, and launch site operations while ensuring regulatory compliance while collaborating with internal teams and external stakeholders to align strategy and execution. The Launch Program Director will also play a key role in championing initiatives to secure government, regulatory, and community support.
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The Space Systems Program Director should be an individual who has led a commercial satellite development program. You will spearhead the vision, strategy, and roadmap for satellite systems, ensuring alignment with commercial and government/defence customer requirements and technological advancements. You will lead agile development cycles, rapidly prototyping and testing satellite hardware/software to meet mission-critical needs,  and collaborate with engineering, manufacturing, and commercial teams to drive timely delivery of satellite systems, support go-to-market strategies, and act as the product expert in customer meetings and industry forums. Most importantly, you will lead the development of NordSpace's Phase 3 internal constellation program; a cornerstone of the company's long-term growth strategy.
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Build electrical and embedded systems that ensure reliability and performance for rockets and satellites. If you enjoy designing circuits/PCBs and coding software/firmware, you may be the perfect fit for this role where you will get the chance to work on space-grade avionics and systems.

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Create the most advanced and powerful rocket propulsion and turbo machinery systems ever attempted to propel the nation's first space launch vehicles. If fluid dynamics, combustion analysis, and the rib shaking sensation of firing rocket engines excites you, this role may be for you.

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As a GNC Engineer at NordSpace, you will be working on a variety of complex control systems problems, ranging from guiding our orbital rocket to its precise destination, to developing HIL systems to simulate missions on the ground.

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The RF Systems Engineer will design, develop, and test the radio frequency and communications systems that connect NordSpace's satellites and robotic platforms to Earth and to each other. This role spans link budget analysis, RF hardware design, antenna development, and communications system integration across NordSpace's space systems missions, including Earth orbit, lunar and other extraterrestrial programs. The RF Engineer will also support the Launch Program on vehicle telemetry, tracking, and communications systems as needed. Working within a small, multidisciplinary team, this engineer will carry significant ownership of the RF chain from concept through flight, and will need to move fluidly between analysis, development, and testing.

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As an Electrical & Embedded Systems Engineer, you will play a critical role in prototyping and developing flight-rated avionics for NordSpace's satellites and robotic platforms destined for space and extraterrestrial bodies. From schematic capture and PCB layout through firmware development and bench testing, you will own the full lifecycle development of embedded avionics hardware and software. In a small, tightly integrated team, you will also support the broader Space Systems segment wherever mechanical, electrical, and software systems intersect, bringing hands-on versatility alongside deep electrical engineering expertise. This role requires someone with vision, leadership, and a relentless work ethic that goes far beyond the norm.

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Design and manufacture everything from large structures that support a rocket launch to small components that integrate mission critical subsystems for satellites. We're always looking for talented individuals who can both whip up detailed CAD models and manufacture them to bring them to life.

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As a Composites Manufacturing Specialist at NordSpace, you will primarily be working on manufacturing composite pressure vessels (COPVs) using a variety of techniques and materials, at very large scales. Experience with robotic manufacturing, in particular automated fiber placement (AFP) will be a considerable advantage.

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Ensure mission critical aerospace components are manufactured efficiently, safely, and precisely. If the idea of building the actual hardware that needs to survive the intensity of launch and the harsh environment of space sounds exciting, this is the career for you.
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NordSpace is hiring Mechatronics Engineering Interns to join their mechanical design team and help develop next-generation suborbital launch vehicle systems. Interns will gain hands-on experience across the full hardware lifecycle — designing, prototyping, assembling, and testing mechanical and electromechanical assemblies for flight hardware, ground systems, and test rigs. The role offers direct work with senior engineers, exposure to advanced manufacturing (metal additive, CNC, composites), automated testing, and potential travel to launch/test sites for integration and flight campaigns. Ideal candidates are hands-on builders who thrive on turning quick ideas into working hardware in a fast-paced, vertically integrated environment.
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