Build instrumentation for the hardest propulsion questions

We work where electronics, computational imaging and rocket propulsion meet. The engineering problem is demanding: make measurements reliable enough to matter in manufacturing, testing and ultimately service.

We are not advertising any open positions at present.

Our programme spans the disciplines below. We welcome introductions from engineers whose experience is directly relevant to the work.

Sensing and analogue electronics

Capacitance acquisition, low-noise measurement design, shielding, electronics architecture and electromagnetic compatibility.

Embedded and reconstruction software

Acquisition firmware, model-based signal processing, tomographic reconstruction, calibration pipelines and time-series analysis.

Sensor and mechanical integration

Printed electrode arrays, materials selection, structural interfaces, harnesses and integration with propulsion hardware.

Assembly, integration and test

Prototype manufacture, instrumented test articles, validation experiments, environmental tests and traceable measurement campaigns.

Introduce yourself

If your background fits one of these areas, send a CV and a short note about what you have built or measured. We will review relevant approaches, although we cannot guarantee a position or individual reply.