Working on Rocket Engines - Propulsion Engineer Job Spotlight

Don’t take our word for it, learn from one of our propulsion engineers why Firefly is the best company on the planet to build your aerospace career. Check out our job openings working on our rocket, landers and spacecraft programs! fireflyspace.com/careers. #BecomeAFirefly #Hiring

[@JacksonBLee]

I'm 17 and in college for an aerospace engineering degree. Propulsion engineer is my dream job

[@whaleoilbeefhooked3892]

Great! Do rocket engines generate thrust while in the vacuum of outer space? If so, how?

[@Wheatthin21]

@@whaleoilbeefhooked3892 Yes by combusting and expelling a propellant which generates a force against the vehicle. Newtons third law of motion

[@Wheatthin21]

@@whaleoilbeefhooked3892 You don't need an atmosphere to provide thrust, the exhaust of the engine is still applying to the rocket.

[@naij8124]

You should def work prop, such a fun place to be, the problems are hard and the people there are smart. Just a couple years of absorbing and you can be a pro at it too

[@wyattb3138]

Design a rocket engine. Search “rocket lab how to design a rocket engine”.

[@setituptoblowitup]

Just make sure your non destructive testing doesn't become destructive 💣💣

[@marvinegreen]

Does the engine bell come later and will it be made out of neobium?

[@yasminhallie1801]

Promo*SM

[@dmurray2978]

Rockets give me hope that we can one day leave this tax-farm planet

[@BCR81]

Lol the actual best use of rockets

[@michaelvernon9459]

Lol the taxes will follow the rockets

[@patreekotime4578]

Taxes are how the rockets are funded in the first place. 😂