Destinus is seeking a Technical Project Manager to own end-to-end execution of propulsion and pyrotechnics product development programs, including solid rocket motors and related systems. In this early-stage role, you will manage projects and help build the PM structure alongside team leads and fellow TPMs. You will own execution, schedules, coordination, risk management, and delivery, while engineers focus on technical depth. Responsibilities include leading end-to-end execution from kick-off to hardware build, test campaigns, qualification, and delivery; developing and maintaining program plans covering engineering, manufacturing, procurement, testing, and regulatory dependencies; identifying and mitigating critical path risks; running program reviews and cross-functional coordination meetings; documenting decisions and closing actions; working with propulsion and pyrotechnics engineers to track progress and translate it into clear program status; managing external dependencies such as supplier lead times, test facility scheduling, regulatory submissions, and customer milestones; proactively flagging scope creep, resource conflicts, and schedule risks with options for the department head; and contributing to building the PM structure, tools, and ways of working for the department. Requirements include a Bachelor's or Master's degree in aerospace, mechanical, systems, or a related engineering discipline; 3–6 years in a hardware-heavy development environment with at least 2 years in a project management, programme coordination, or technical lead role; a background in aerosp

Destinus is seeking a Technical Project Manager to own end-to-end execution of propulsion and pyrotechnics product development programs, including solid rocket motors and related systems. In this early-stage role, you will manage projects and help build the PM structure alongside team leads and fellow TPMs. You will own execution, schedules, coordination, risk management, and delivery, while engineers focus on technical depth. Responsibilities include leading end-to-end execution from kick-off to hardware build, test campaigns, qualification, and delivery; developing and maintaining program plans covering engineering, manufacturing, procurement, testing, and regulatory dependencies; identifying and mitigating critical path risks; running program reviews and cross-functional coordination meetings; documenting decisions and closing actions; working with propulsion and pyrotechnics engineers to track progress and translate it into clear program status; managing external dependencies such as supplier lead times, test facility scheduling, regulatory submissions, and customer milestones; proactively flagging scope creep, resource conflicts, and schedule risks with options for the department head; and contributing to building the PM structure, tools, and ways of working for the department. Requirements include a Bachelor's or Master's degree in aerospace, mechanical, systems, or a related engineering discipline; 3–6 years in a hardware-heavy development environment with at least 2 years in a project management, programme coordination, or technical lead role; a background in aerosp