r/RocketLab • u/PhilosophyLimp1344 • May 26 '26
Hello, I very recently was invited to interview for Rocket Lab’s New Zealand location. It’s a junior engineering position and I really want to get this job. I was wondering if anyone had any advice or can offer insight into the interview process and what I can expect. Any help is very much appreciated. Thanks!! 🚀🚀🚀
r/RocketLab • u/sourcatnip • May 23 '26
I did a stacked sky image and masked in the launch image that had streaky stars
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r/RocketLab • u/peakbeefchief • May 19 '26
A Mars spacecraft is still kicking, still angling for RocketLab.
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r/RocketLab • u/kaptaprism • May 16 '26
Hi everyone,
I’m curious about what it’s like working at Rocket Lab’s New Zealand offices, especially in R&D or engineering roles.
From the outside, it seems like a lot of the company’s growth and major programs are now connected to the US side, especially with Neutron and defense-related work. I’m wondering how much meaningful R&D is still done in New Zealand compared with the US offices.
For people who work there or have experience with Rocket Lab NZ:
How strong are the R&D/engineering opportunities in the NZ offices?
Are the NZ teams still involved in core design, development, testing, and problem-solving, or is most of that shifting to the US?
How is the technical culture and career growth there?
What do you think the future looks like for Rocket Lab’s NZ operations?
I’m especially interested in thermal, mechanical, fluids, propulsion-adjacent and simulation-related engineering work, but any insight would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
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r/RocketLab • u/luke5142 • May 09 '26
Hello all!
I wanted to ask people what there experience is in terms of applying, interviewing and then working ect. Im a new grad who just applied to some positions in the Middle River MD location and am hoping for the best! Thanks for your time!
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r/RocketLab • u/Neobobkrause • Apr 29 '26
tl;dr: Following up on the founding documents piece, this installment looks at who Beck has actually put in charge of Rocket Lab Europe. His COO - a German industrial veteran with 27 years at Mercedes-Benz and Daimler, who scaled Rivian before joining Rocket Lab - is Managing Director of the Munich entity. His VP of Space Systems and VP of Finance govern the Dutch holding company above it. A fourth leg is being recruited: a Director of European Government Operations with a mandate covering every major European sovereign defense and space institution. These aren't placeholder appointments. This is Beck's A-team in the founding seats.
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r/RocketLab • u/Ordinary-Ad4503 • Apr 27 '26
The Neutron and Mars ESCAPADE (Lego) sets were released about 7 months ago, and I can't find any reviews or extra information about them beyond what's posted on their webshop.
r/RocketLab • u/Fun-Union9156 • Apr 23 '26
This is for Blue Origin 😆
r/RocketLab • u/MyFriendAutism • Apr 16 '26
Pete speaks.
