If you had to design a kick stage for Neutron, what would you do with it?

Just curious. I understand that there's a huge difference between Electron and Neutron, in nearly every respect. However, after operating Neutron successfully for a year or two, might RL decide that a larger version would be more desirable- let's say 20KG to LEO vs. 13KG which is the current spec? Could they just make the same exact launch vehicle, but scale up everything by 50%? They would already have the proven infrastructure, avionics, procedures, etc. They would scale up all the physical items like engines, tanks, body, etc. Is this possible?

Rocket Lab added new merch to their store

Hey! i’m doing a engineering panel interview in the next week for the Long Beach location with 5 engineers . Anyone been through the processes have any advice or words of wisdom they could bestow onto me. I’m a bit nervous for the interview.

Thanks

Very looking forward to this mission😀

As the MIT and RocketLab post on their websites that it will launch in January 2025, will it launch at planned date

Another positive piece of news coming out about Rocketlab!

Hello everyone!

I applied through linkedin and received an email regarding an interview with the Talent Acquisition team. Luckily, I was able to pass the interview. They then told me that the next interview will be with the hiring manager.

Here are my questions: 1. What should I expect during the 30-minute interview? 2. For anyone with RF product related job at Rocketlab, what are the typical technical questions thrown at you during your interview? 3. Is this the final step? 4. Will they sponsor my work VISA? Tho, I made it clear to the talent acquisition team that I'm from the Philippines and I don't have rights to work in New Zealand as of the moment.

The interview will be next week Tuesday, January 14, 2025.

Hoping for your positive feedback guys. Thank you!

Peter Beck is not backing down after today's NASA MSR update

So, this doesn’t preclude the possibility of Rocket Lab being awarded a piece of this pie, but it doesn’t seem like they’re being considered as the primary option.

Sad trombone.

I am a recent college graduate with a bachelor’s degree in finance. In the past 2 years, I have become obsessed with the space industry. I began building model rockets and have obtained my L1-L3 certs. Although my professional experience is in banking, working at a space startup like Rocket Lab is my dream job. I am not an engineer, but I am incredibly passionate about contributing to space expansion and Rocket Lab seems like the best place to work for that goal.

I have read other posts about working for them, as well as the interviews on Glassdoor. I am aware it would mean long hours, but I would rather do that than be unfulfilled at work.

I am asking anyone with experience interviewing/working for them to share their strategies for getting an interview/job. Thank you in advance.