While Griffin-1 was cycling between extreme temperatures inside the iconic vacuum chamber at NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, the
Griffin-1 team was gathering invaluable operations experience in a flight-like environment. The environmental testing campaign, including vibration and acoustic, validated that the vehicle can survive the harsh space environment, and our team gained the kind of preparation that pays off on launch day.
Almost every uncrewed exploration spacecraft the U.S. has built has been through this same chamber, and we want to do that legacy proud.
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Why this matters for talent
Voyager Technologies put its Griffin 1 lunar lander through thermal cycling inside the vacuum chamber at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, gathering operations experience ahead of its mission. Voyager lists 174 open roles on the board. Hardware testing milestones like this one are a normal part of pre launch qualification and support continued demand for test and integration engineers.
Read the original LinkedIn post. Curated by Larry Sherwood Jr. from company announcements; analysis above is my own.