Senior Valves and Actuator Engineer

At Stoke Space Technologies, we envision a flourishing space economy that fosters a sustainable and equitable future for all on Earth. Our flagship project, Nova, is a fully reusable launch vehicle designed for frequent flights, tackling the primary challenges of space transportation by significantly lowering costs, enhancing availability, and boosting reliability. By drastically reducing launch expenses and increasing flight frequency, we are paving the way for a truly scalable space industry.Our team is united by a mission, thrives on collaboration, and is empowered to take ownership of their contributions. If you're eager to work alongside some of the most passionate and talented individuals in the industry, we would be thrilled to welcome you to our team.Job OverviewThe Avionics system serves as the foundation for highly reusable, operable, and dependable space systems. As an Electrical Development Test Engineer in our innovative startup, you will be tasked with creating test solutions to validate our flight avionics hardware. Collaborating closely with the development and production teams, you will design and implement the avionics test architecture while continuously refining your designs. You will actively pursue cutting-edge solutions to complex challenges and contribute to defining company standards for avionics development. Being adaptable, quick-moving, self-directed, and eager to learn is essential for this role.

At Stoke, we envision a flourishing space economy that fosters a sustainable and equitable future on Earth. Our innovative launch vehicle, Nova, is designed for rapid reusability and daily flights, addressing the primary challenges of space transportation by reducing costs, enhancing availability, and boosting reliability. By significantly lowering launch expenses and increasing flight frequency, we are paving the way for a scalable space industry.Our team is driven by a mission, thrives in collaboration, and is empowered to take ownership of their responsibilities. If you aspire to work with some of the most dedicated and talented individuals in the industry, we would be thrilled to welcome you aboard.Position SummaryThe avionics system is the cornerstone of highly reusable, functional, and dependable space systems. As a Manufacturing Engineer at our dynamic space company, you will design systems to deliver Stoke’s avionics components promptly while adhering to all requirements, including quality standards tailored to the application. Your role will involve designing and refining tooling and processes, serving as a vital liaison between the Avionics organization and the production and test teams. You will proactively seek state-of-the-art solutions to complex challenges and contribute to establishing company standards for avionics development and production. A focus on rapid execution, self-direction, and continuous learning is essential.

About Stoke Space Technologies Stoke Space Technologies is building Nova, a fully reusable launch vehicle designed for daily flights. The team’s goal: make space transportation more affordable, reliable, and frequent, laying the groundwork for a scalable space industry that supports a sustainable and equitable future on Earth. Role Overview The Avionics Mechanical Engineering Manager leads the design and development of mechanical solutions for flight avionics hardware packaging and launch vehicle integration on both the first and second stages of Nova. This role guides a team of engineers through the entire project lifecycle, including conceptual design, manufacturing, integration, testing, and flight operations. Key Responsibilities Direct the design and development of mechanical systems for avionics hardware integration on Nova’s launch vehicle stages. Guide engineers through technical challenges from concept to flight operations. Develop and implement company standards for avionics mechanical design and integration. Encourage innovative problem-solving and hands-on engineering approaches. Apply first-principles and systems-level thinking to complex technical problems. Who Thrives in This Role Engineers who enjoy hands-on work and tackling complex challenges. Leaders who are comfortable guiding teams through ambiguity and technical depth. Those who value collaboration and take ownership of their projects. Location Kent, Washington

At Stoke, we envision a flourishing space economy that supports a sustainable and equitable future on Earth. That's why we are developing Nova, our fully reusable launch vehicle designed for frequent flights. Nova addresses the critical challenges of space transportation by minimizing costs, enhancing availability, and boosting reliability. By significantly reducing launch expenses and increasing flight frequency, we are paving the way for a truly scalable space industry.Our team is driven by a mission, thrives in collaboration, and is empowered to take ownership of their work. If you aspire to work alongside some of the most dedicated and talented individuals on the planet, we would be thrilled to have you on board.Job OverviewThe avionics system serves as the foundation for highly reusable, operable, and dependable space systems. As a Mid-Senior Avionics Mechanical Engineer in our dynamic start-up environment, you will be tasked with developing innovative mechanical solutions for component packaging and integration of flight avionics hardware within the launch vehicle. Collaborating closely with avionics development, structural, and production teams, you will design and implement these solutions while continuously seeking improvements. You will explore cutting-edge solutions to complex challenges and contribute to establishing company standards for avionics development. This role requires a focus on agility, self-direction, and a willingness to learn in a fast-paced environment.

At Stoke Space Technologies, we envision a flourishing space economy that paves the way for a sustainable and equitable future on Earth. We are developing Nova, our fully reusable launch vehicle designed for rapid and regular flights. Nova addresses the fundamental challenges of space transportation by significantly lowering costs, enhancing availability, and ensuring reliability. By dramatically reducing launch expenses and increasing flight frequency, we are poised to transform the space industry into a scalable enterprise.Our team is driven by a strong mission, thrives on collaboration, and is empowered to take initiative in their roles. If you are eager to work with some of the most passionate and skilled individuals in the industry, we would be delighted to welcome you aboard.Job OverviewAs the Director of Avionics, you will be responsible for the comprehensive strategy, architecture, development, qualification, and production scaling of all avionics systems for Stoke's fully reusable rockets. This encompasses flight computers, power distribution, sensors, actuators, RF communications, guidance/navigation/control (GNC) interfaces, flight termination systems, and environmental resilience for both ascent and reentry. You will spearhead advancements in compact, reliable, radiation-hardened, and swiftly manufacturable avionics systems that cater to high-frequency reusability, all while leading a high-performing team in a dynamic startup environment.

At Stoke, we envision a flourishing space economy that fosters a sustainable and equitable future on Earth. This vision drives us to develop Nova, our state-of-the-art, fully reusable launch vehicle, designed for daily flights. Nova aims to revolutionize space transportation by significantly lowering costs, enhancing availability, and boosting reliability, thus paving the way for a scalable space industry.Our team is dedicated, collaborative, and empowered to take ownership of their contributions. If you aspire to work with some of the most skilled and passionate individuals in the field, we invite you to join us.Position OverviewAs an Avionics Integration Technician, you will play a crucial role in the production process of our avionics systems from start to finish. Your responsibilities will include crafting custom wire harnesses and assembling electronic and electromechanical systems to precise specifications. Your role extends beyond assembly, as you will also conduct functional testing and install your assemblies on flight and test vehicles. You will provide critical feedback on engineering designs, making your contributions essential to our mission of establishing a vibrant space economy.

At Stoke, we envision a thriving space economy as the cornerstone of a vibrant, sustainable, and equitable future on Earth. That's why we're developing Nova, our innovative and fully reusable launch vehicle designed for daily operations. Nova addresses the fundamental challenges of space transportation with a focus on reducing costs, enhancing availability, and boosting reliability. By significantly decreasing launch expenses and increasing flight frequency, we're paving the way for a truly scalable space industry.Our team is driven by a shared mission, fostering a collaborative environment where team members take ownership of their work. If you're eager to collaborate with some of the most passionate and skilled professionals in the field, we invite you to become a part of our journey.Position OverviewWe are on the lookout for a Test Infrastructure Engineer to join our energetic team at our Kent facility. In this role, you will collaborate closely with engineers and technicians to conduct tests on rocket components, rapidly design and construct testing facilities, and efficiently operate and maintain them. Your work will involve a variety of systems, including hardware, software, mechanical, fluid, and electrical systems. You should be prepared to focus, act swiftly, self-manage, and learn continuously.

As an Electrical Works Train Technician, you will perform essential electrical preventative and corrective maintenance on various works train and rail plant equipment. This encompasses mainline locomotives (Krupp), Schoma diesel shunting locomotives, battery hybrid on-track machines, wagons, MEWPs, Hiabs, and service vehicles, including PSV and light commercial vehicles.Your responsibilities will also include troubleshooting, preparing equipment for service, operating locomotives within worksites, and ensuring all equipment is returned to service safely and efficiently.

We are seeking a skilled and dedicated Maintenance Engineer to join our client's team in the Swale area of Kent. As a key member of our engineering department, you will be responsible for maintaining and enhancing the efficiency of our automated machinery.This role operates on a shift pattern of two days followed by two nights, with four days off (6 AM to 6 PM). Ideal candidates will possess a multi-skilled background with a strong electrical bias; however, we also welcome applications from mechanical bias engineers with a solid understanding of electrical systems, including PLCs.Your responsibilities will include executing both reactive maintenance and Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) to ensure seamless operations.Compensation will be commensurate with skills and experience.

At Stoke Space Technologies, we envision a flourishing space economy as the foundation for a sustainable, equitable future on Earth. We are pioneering Nova, a fully reusable launch vehicle designed for daily flights, addressing the key challenges of space transportation by significantly lowering costs, enhancing availability, and boosting reliability. Our efforts in reducing launch costs and increasing flight frequency contribute to the growth of a genuinely scalable space industry.Our team is driven by a shared mission, collaborative spirit, and a strong sense of ownership in their work. If you aspire to collaborate with some of the most passionate and skilled individuals in the industry, we invite you to join us.Are you currently at Level I and seeking to advance your career? We are looking for builders eager to grow. Stoke Space will cover the training and testing expenses required to elevate you to Level II!As a crucial member of our inspection team, you will act as a frontline guardian of quality and reliability, conducting essential Penetrant and Radiography inspections on flight-critical components. Your diligent work will directly uphold the safety and integrity of our launch vehicle. Success in this role requires not only technical expertise but also a mindset of extreme ownership, the capability to deconstruct complex problems, and an unwavering commitment to high quality. You must be adaptable, focused, and eager to learn in a dynamic, collaborative setting where trust and integrity are paramount.ResponsibilitiesSet up, calibrate, and operate inspection equipment for Penetrant AND Radiography evaluations on flight-critical hardware, including welds, tubes, and intricate machined components, adhering to industry standards and internal protocols.Analyze, evaluate, and document inspection results against engineering specifications and acceptance criteria, producing detailed and accurate reports of all findings.Collaborate closely with engineering, manufacturing, and welding teams to schedule inspections, communicate findings effectively, and provide quality feedback on hardware.Assist in the development and refinement of inspection processes and protocols to enhance overall efficiency and effectiveness.

Stoke Space Technologies is building Nova, a fully reusable launch vehicle designed for frequent, reliable flights. The goal: lower launch costs, improve availability, and support a scalable space industry. The team shares a clear mission and values collaboration and project ownership. About the Role The Senior Software Development Engineer will work on the Boltline platform in Kent, WA. This platform forms the backbone for Stoke Space’s advanced hardware manufacturing teams, helping them integrate, track, iterate, build, and test efficiently. The role focuses on designing, building, and maintaining the software systems that enable rapid progress in reusable launch vehicle development.

At Stoke, we envision a flourishing space economy that fosters a sustainable and equitable future on Earth. Our mission is to develop Nova, a highly reusable launch vehicle designed for daily flights. Nova addresses the fundamental challenges of space transportation by lowering costs, enhancing availability, and boosting reliability. By significantly reducing launch expenses and increasing flight frequency, we are paving the way for a scalable space industry.Our team is dedicated, collaborative, and empowered to take ownership of their projects. If you're eager to work with some of the brightest and most committed individuals in the industry, we invite you to join our team.Role OverviewReusable launch systems are critical for effortlessly linking Earth to space. Our Vehicle Software's foundation is our in-house firmware, which controls a significant portion of our launch vehicle's components, playing a vital role in the hardware-software interface. As an Embedded Software Engineer, you will be responsible for developing, testing, and deploying code that reliably supports mission operations.If you are passionate about software engineering, enjoy working with bits and bytes, and thrive on challenges, we would love to hear from you!

At Stoke, we envision a flourishing space economy as a catalyst for a sustainable, equitable future on Earth. This is why we are developing Nova, our state-of-the-art, fully reusable launch vehicle, engineered for daily flights. Nova addresses the fundamental challenges of space transportation by significantly reducing costs, enhancing availability, and boosting reliability. By drastically lowering launch expenses and increasing flight frequency, we are paving the way for a truly scalable space industry.Our team is driven by a shared mission, thrives on collaboration, and is empowered to take full ownership of their contributions. If you are eager to work alongside some of the most dedicated and talented individuals in the industry, we would be thrilled to welcome you aboard.Position OverviewReusable launch systems are essential for seamlessly bridging Earth and space. A vital component of creating reusable launch vehicles is speed—this is our mission for Boltline by Stoke Space, our cutting-edge software platform designed to assist advanced hardware manufacturing teams in integrating, tracking, iterating, building, and testing efficiently.As a Senior Full-Stack Software Development Engineer on the Boltline team, you will be responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining scalable end-to-end features—from intuitive front-end interfaces to robust backend systems. You will work closely with designers, product managers, and hardware teams to create tools that drive innovation in advanced hardware development. The ideal candidate will exhibit a strong sense of ownership, technical proficiency, and a thirst for knowledge—effectively balancing rapid execution with thoughtful engineering.

We are seeking a skilled I.T. Development Manager for our esteemed client located in South Kent. In this pivotal role, you will oversee and mentor a dedicated team, ensuring effective application support and strategic project management.As a key member of the IT department, you will:Provide daily support, configuration, and customization of the corporate ERP system.Engage in various I.T. projects and contribute to the overarching I.T. strategy.Manage daily operations of the I.T. development team.Evaluate IT projects by assessing resource allocation and cost implications.Collaborate closely with IT Support and Infrastructure teams to meet departmental goals.Facilitate communication across the business regarding IT initiatives.Generate comprehensive IT documentation, including procedures and guidelines.Lead assigned projects to ensure successful outcomes.Ideal candidates will possess the following skills and experiences:At least 1 year of experience in a similar managerial role, with a focus on team leadership.Hands-on technical expertise in software development or database administration.Familiarity with ERP systems, particularly IFS Applications (preferred).Demonstrated knowledge of Application Support, Business Intelligence, Agile Development Methodology, and Cyber Security.Understanding of IT legislation and regulations, including GDPR compliance.Possession of a full, clean driving license and access to a vehicle.We offer a competitive salary based on your skills and experience, along with benefits including pension, private healthcare, and a discretionary bonus scheme.

City Wide Facility Solutions is hiring a Business Development Specialist in Kent, Washington. This position centers on generating leads, building relationships, and creating new sales opportunities, especially through social media channels. The company offers a competitive base salary with commissions tied to performance. Role overview The Business Development Specialist will focus on identifying potential clients and driving new business for City Wide Facility Solutions. Success in this role comes from consistent outreach, networking, and the ability to turn connections into long-term partnerships. Social media skills and a proactive approach to lead generation are important for this position. What City Wide Facility Solutions offers Base salary plus commission based on results A collaborative, energetic workplace where contributions are recognized Opportunities for advancement, City Wide promotes from within A culture built around values such as customer service, reputation, hustle, growth, determination, and retention Who thrives here People who enjoy building relationships, growing their careers, and making a positive impact in their community will find this role rewarding. The team values dedication, inclusivity, and celebrating achievements together.

At Stoke, we envision a flourishing space economy that paves the way for a sustainable and equitable future on Earth. This vision drives our mission to develop Nova, a fully reusable and rapidly deployable launch vehicle. Engineered for daily operations, Nova addresses the critical challenges in space transportation by significantly lowering costs, enhancing availability, and boosting reliability. By drastically reducing launch expenses and increasing flight frequency, we are contributing to the emergence of a truly scalable space industry.Our team is dedicated, collaborative, and empowered to take ownership of their projects. If you're eager to collaborate with some of the most passionate and skilled professionals in the field, we invite you to join our mission.DescriptionAs a Structures Design Engineer at Stoke, you will play a pivotal role in connecting Earth to space through our fully reusable launch vehicles. You will take ownership of the design, analysis, and initial fabrication of various rocket components. Your work will encompass both pressurized and unpressurized structures, thrust structures, load paths, and secondary structures. Being part of a small but ambitious team, your contributions will significantly impact the Structures sub-system, collaborating across various engineering and technical disciplines. As a Responsible Engineer, your focus will be on hardware, requiring a comprehensive understanding of your designs from initial concept through to the final product, including design, analysis, procurement, manufacturing, testing, and flight operations.

Stoke Space Technologies is building Nova, a fully reusable launch vehicle designed for frequent, reliable, and cost-effective space transportation. The company’s mission centers on making space access routine and affordable, supporting a sustainable future on Earth. The avionics system forms the backbone of Stoke’s reusable space vehicles. As the first Principal EMI/EMC Engineer, this role will shape the company’s entire electromagnetic environmental effects (E3) program from inception. The position is based in Kent, Washington. Role overview This is a foundational, hands-on position in a startup setting. The Principal EMI/EMC Engineer will take ownership of all electromagnetic compatibility and interference (EMC/EMI) efforts, ensuring avionics and electronic systems perform reliably in demanding electromagnetic environments. The work directly impacts the safety and success of each mission. What you will do Define and manage requirements for EMI/EMC across the company’s space systems Design and implement solutions to mitigate electromagnetic risks Assess and address EMC risks throughout the product lifecycle Plan and conduct EMI/EMC testing on avionics and related systems Coordinate with external agencies for EMI/EMC certification Help develop company-wide standards for avionics EMI/EMC What we look for Expertise in electromagnetic effects and environments Ability to work independently and adapt quickly to changing information Strong problem-solving skills and a drive to find practical solutions Comfort working in a collaborative, startup environment This role requires initiative, focus, and the flexibility to respond to new challenges as they arise. The Principal EMI/EMC Engineer will play a key part in shaping Stoke’s approach to avionics reliability and mission success.

At Stoke, we envision a thriving space economy as a catalyst for a sustainable and equitable future on Earth. This vision drives us to develop Nova, our innovative and fully reusable launch vehicle. Engineered for daily operations, Nova addresses the fundamental challenges of space transportation by significantly reducing costs, enhancing availability, and boosting reliability. By dramatically lowering launch expenses and increasing flight frequency, we are paving the way for a truly scalable space industry.Our team is mission-focused, collaborative, and empowered to take ownership of their projects. If you are passionate about working with some of the most dedicated and talented individuals in the industry, we would be thrilled to welcome you aboard.Position OverviewAs a Senior Engines Design Engineer, you will play a pivotal role in the development of reusable LNG/LOX full-flow staged combustion first-stage engines and a LH2/LOX expander second-stage engine for our launch vehicle, Nova. You will take complete ownership of the design, analysis, manufacturing, testing, and validation of advanced components for our reusable rocket engine. This includes thrust chambers, reentry heat shields, injectors, turbomachinery, actuators, ignitors, and more. You will be an integral part of the engines development team, navigating through all stages of the product lifecycle. Your focus will be on employing cutting-edge design and manufacturing techniques to tackle complex challenges, while continuously iterating and refining your designs. You should be prepared to maintain focus, move swiftly, self-direct your work, and learn dynamically.

About Stoke Space Technologies Stoke Space Technologies is building Nova, a fully reusable launch vehicle designed for daily flights. By lowering launch costs and increasing flight frequency, the team aims to make space transportation more accessible and reliable. The company’s long-term goal is to support a scalable space industry that benefits life on Earth. Role Overview The Senior Infrastructure & Platform Engineer will shape and maintain the core infrastructure supporting Stoke’s engineering operations. This role focuses on building dependable, automated, and secure systems that enable engineering teams to move quickly while meeting strict security and compliance requirements. What You Will Do Lead and improve AWS GovCloud and commercial cloud architecture. Develop and maintain Infrastructure as Code using Pulumi and TypeScript. Manage GitHub Enterprise Server operations. Implement platform engineering systems to support rocket development teams. Collaborate with engineering teams to understand their infrastructure needs and deliver tailored solutions. Create automation and tools for smooth, reliable infrastructure operations. What We’re Looking For Extensive experience with AWS, especially GovCloud. Strong background in networking and security compliance (including ITAR and FedRAMP). Proficiency in automation and Infrastructure as Code, particularly with Pulumi and TypeScript. Experience managing GitHub Enterprise Server. Ability to work independently, stay focused, and adapt to changing needs. Location This position is based in Kent, Washington.