$108-138k
+ Equity
Office located in Long Beach, CA
Aerospace manufacturer of 3D printed rockets
Open for applications
Aerospace manufacturer of 3D printed rockets
501-1000 employees
Open for applications
$108-138k
+ Equity
Office located in Long Beach, CA
501-1000 employees
To upgrade humanity’s industrial base on Earth and on Mars.
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To upgrade humanity’s industrial base on Earth and on Mars.
Relativity Space has set out to build humanity’s multiplanetary future with its innovative 3D printed rockets. The company is at the forefront of software-defined manufacturing, combining 3D printing, AI, and autonomous robotics to create the “factory of the future.” By utilizing 3D printing, Relativity has simplified its supply chain, building rockets in less than 60 days that require 100x fewer parts.
The company has completed its flagship Terran 1 rocket and has begun its initial round of test flights. While the first launches technically failed, as the rocket failed to reach orbit, the attempt is still classified as a resounding success as the rocket managed the highest stress state inflicted on the rocket, Max-Q. The company is set to test the Terran 1 rocket again, before moving on to its Terran R rocket. While the company faces competition against SpaceX, Relativity Space’s cheaper and accelerated building process is well set to be a fierce competitor.
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Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Nov 2023
$20m
SERIES F
Jun 2021
$650m
SERIES E
This company has top investors
Tim Ellis
(Co-Founder & CEO)They are part of the National Space Council Users Advisory Group for The White House. Held a variety of positions at BLUE ORIGIN before Relativity Space was accepted into the YC W16 batch.
Jordan Noone
(Co-Founder)Former CTO of the company. Co-founder and current Executive Chairman at KittyCAD, and Co-Founder & General Partner at Embedded Ventures.
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