Lunar Materials Scientist — Contamination & Durability Lead

Interlune in Seattle seeks a materials engineer or scientist to lead compatibility assessments for lunar surface systems. Candidates should possess a B.S. degree and have 5+ years of experience in materials science/engineering related to space applications, particularly concerning contamination. Responsibilities include evaluating material performance under extreme lunar conditions and developing relevant testing protocols. The compensation range for this role is $125,000 to $195,000, depending on level and experience, with benefits including health insurance and PTO.
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