Entry Level Spacecraft Integration and Test Engineer - Millennium Space Systems
Spacecraft Testing
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What stands out
- Pay is stated up front — $90,950 – $133,750. Most postings never say.
- Posted in the last 24 hours.
The gist
This role involves building and testing spacecraft subsystems, writing automated test scripts, and working in a cleanroom environment. It suits students with engineering backgrounds interested in satellite manufacturing and testing.
What you would actually do
- Build and test spacecraft subsystems using test equipment and engineering drawings
- Write and maintain automated test scripts for satellite systems
- Work rotating shifts in a cleanroom environment with team of engineers
Skills mentioned
About this listing
- Found on
- Boeing’s careers site (Workday)
- First seen by InternDoor
- Last seen listed
- Application page
- boeing.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com
InternDoor has recorded 37 engineering postings from Boeing in the US since Aug 2026. We keep re-checking Boeing’s careers site, and take this listing down after the role disappears from it or its application link stops working. When it comes down, this address points to Boeing’s page instead of a dead end.
How to apply
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