12,500kg to orbit built by a world-class team. Hiring across multiple roles.
Toronto
Canada Rocket Company (CRC) is a Toronto-based company developing medium lift (12,500kg) orbital launch capability with a team of alumni from SpaceX, Blue Origin, Rocket Lab, MDA, Tesla, Pangea and ArianeGroupe. CRC closed Canada's largest space and defence all-Canadian seed round of $6.2m in early 2026 led by the BDC and Garage Capital and was recently awarded an $8.3m grant from the Department of National Defence. CRC has raised over $20m to date. Join us -> https://ats.rippling.com/en-CA/canada-rocket-company/jobs
On-site · Toronto
You will build and maintain coordinated Revit models across architecture, electrical, mechanical, and structural disciplines. Additionally, you will produce construction drawing sets, manage clash detection, and maintain campus maps and as-builts.
On-site · Toronto
Lead the factory master plan, including site layout, building program, and phased expansion aligned with production targets. Coordinate architectural direction across the design team while ensuring compliance with building codes and safety regulations.
On-site · Toronto
Lead the end-to-end electrical design for infrastructure including power distribution, switchgear, and hazardous-location installations. Provide technical direction, review and seal drawings, and support construction through commissioning and site reviews.
On-site · Toronto
You will own the end-to-end design, development, and qualification of combustion system hardware including injectors, thrust chambers, and nozzles. This involves translating requirements into detailed designs and collaborating with manufacturing and test teams to ensure hardware reliability.
On-site · Toronto
You will define and execute the structural engineering strategy for the launch vehicle, overseeing the design, analysis, and testing of major load-bearing assemblies. Additionally, you will build and lead a high-performing engineering team while collaborating across departments to ensure mission success and structural integrity.
On-site · Toronto
The Infrastructure Engineering Program Manager owns the technical baseline and integrated execution of test and launch infrastructure from design through commissioning. They manage third-party design firms, oversee integrated schedules and budgets, and ensure alignment across engineering, procurement, construction, and facilities teams.
On-site · Toronto
You will work directly with the CFO to support financial modeling, capital planning, and business operations. Additionally, you will design AI-native business processes and manage commercial initiatives to improve company-wide effectiveness.
On-site · Toronto
The Manufacturing and Process Lead will define and execute the manufacturing strategy, overseeing the industrialization of vehicle designs and the deployment of in-house fabrication capabilities. They will manage cross-functional teams, supplier relationships, and process standards to ensure reliable, flight-ready hardware production at scale.
On-site · Toronto
The Manufacturing and Materials Specialist will define and optimize fabrication processes for vehicle structural elements while ensuring alignment between design concepts and production capabilities. They will also lead failure investigations, manage manufacturing documentation, and collaborate with supply chain teams to qualify materials for flight-ready hardware.
On-site · Toronto
You will lead the design and development of structural vehicle hardware, including tanks and interstages, from initial concept through to flight integration. This role requires close collaboration with cross-functional teams to ensure designs meet structural, thermal, and manufacturability requirements.
On-site · Toronto
Perform thermal analysis of engine and stage fluid systems during various flight operations and transients. Develop steady-state and transient thermal models to predict temperatures and heat fluxes while driving design decisions for cooling schemes.
On-site · Toronto
Perform structural analysis and develop finite element models for propulsion and stage fluid components of an orbital launch vehicle. The role involves defining load cases, assessing component durability, and correlating analytical models with test data to optimize design and robustness.
On-site · Toronto
The role involves analyzing fluid transients, thermal-fluid behavior of cryogenic propellants, and developing pressurization system models for an orbital launch vehicle. The analyst will support test campaigns through pre-test predictions and post-test data reconciliation and root-cause analysis.
On-site · Toronto
The role involves contributing to engineering projects based on the candidate's specific passions and expertise. The company will match the candidate's background to open roles as they become available.
On-site · Toronto
The role involves contributing to general operations based on the candidate's background and passions. It is a general application for future openings within the operations department.
On-site · Toronto
Lead the design, development, and operation of propulsion and vehicle fluid systems for a sovereign launch capability. Manage technical architecture, budgets, schedules, and multidisciplinary teams while interfacing with government agencies for certification.
On-site · Toronto
The designer will create detailed 3D CAD models and 2D production drawings for turbopump hardware, including pumps, turbines, and rotating assemblies. They will manage tolerance stack-ups and coordinate between design, manufacturing, and suppliers to ensure hardware is inspectable and functional.
On-site · Toronto
Lead the design, development, and integration of mechanical hardware and assemblies for a launch vehicle. Translate system requirements into flight-ready designs and drive them from concept through manufacturing, testing, and flight integration.
On-site · Toronto
Lead the selection, qualification, and industrialization of materials and fabrication processes for launch vehicle hardware. Collaborate across engineering teams to develop manufacturing plans, optimize fabrication methods, and resolve production non-conformances.
On-site · Toronto
Lead the development and strategy of the flight software stack for an orbital launch vehicle, from low-level firmware to flight computer applications. Build and mentor a high-performing engineering team while collaborating with Avionics and GNC teams to ensure flight-critical system reliability.
