Propulsion technicians work to support the development of propulsion systems, like those you'd find in automobiles. A propulsion technician also explores hybrid and electric propulsion technology, and develops advanced control systems.
The propulsion technician carries out specialist tasks within a controlled environment to develop, improve, or create new propulsion technologies, playing a proactive role in development build or test delivery.
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