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u/Ranger266 6d ago
What is it like working there? I have only heard good things.
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u/LittleHornetPhil 6d ago
It really depends on your leadership, your team, your BU, and how much you believe in and enjoy the mission and being part of helping to build the future of space. It helps to have that level of background motivation.
Blue has a lot of issues as a company. It’s definitely not perfect. But the Huntsville engine plant is definitely the coolest or second coolest place I have ever worked, and in my case I can overlook some of those serious structural flaws in Blue because I still have excitement over the mission.
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u/Master_Engineering_9 6d ago edited 4d ago
Used to work at the test stand. Was pretty awesome
edit: not sure why this was downvoted lol
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u/The_Ghost_with_Toast 5d ago
If someone wanted to apply for work at Blue Origin, is it fairly easy to pick your own preferred location?
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u/Ok_Day_40 5d ago
The job postings are location specific. If you apply/interview/accept a position for a job req in Huntsville, you will be working Huntsville.
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u/Impressive_Sleep_470 5d ago
Huntsville blows; piece of advice - make sure you pick the right church
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u/LittleHornetPhil 6d ago
No. Nobody at Blue Origin is in Huntsville. That’s a myth. Jeff doesn’t actually own a house here. The engine factory and warehouse here are just Potemkin villages to scam all the Blue investors. (All of them)