Relativity Space wants a highly experienced phased array inspector for its Terran R rocket work, based at a government partner site in Stennis, Mississippi. The inspector writes part-specific ultrasonic techniques, supports feasibility, POD and qualification studies, and judges PAUT data against acceptance criteria. A current PAUT Level II and at least 10 years in NDE are required.

Methods: PAUT, UT · Level: Level II · Sector: Space launch vehicles

What the job involves

Work with UT specialists and NDE engineers on feasibility studies, POD studies and qualification plans
Write and publish ultrasonic techniques tailored to individual complex parts
Review digital UT and PAUT data files for quality and apply accept/reject criteria
Apply inspection plans, procedures and techniques accurately in production

What you need

Current or recent PAUT Level II, with proof of classroom training and earlier NAS 410 or SNT-TC-1A certificates
Extensive shear-wave PAUT calibration, acquisition and analysis experience
At least 10 years in NDE, 5 of them in aerospace manufacturing or another tightly regulated industry
Experience reading drawings and work instructions and creating part-specific techniques
Must pass a US government background check to work at the Stennis site
Nice to have: ASNT UT Level III, TFM/PCI/PWI experience, CIVA or similar software, and ET, PT or VT Level 2

Pay and conditions

Pay: USD 42.64-63.96 per hour, as published by Relativity Space.
Hourly hiring range $42.64 to $63.96
Equity, paid time off and sick leave, parental leave and a yearly learning stipend

How to apply

Apply directly with Relativity Space: the Apply for this job button opens this vacancy on the Relativity Space careers site. NDT Inspect found it on the employer’s careers page and checked that it was open on 14 September 2026. It is listed here until 14 December 2026.