Top Entry Level Aerospace Jobs

The Entry-Level Supply Base Manager will manage supplier performance, ensure timely deliveries, and develop recovery plans to mitigate risks.

Support development and implementation of production systems, tooling, and manufacturing plans for the Exploration Upper Stage. Participate on IPTs, investigate technical problems, apply Lean principles, and interface with internal customers to enable production and assembly.

Manage supply sources and order releases, coordinate with buyers and shop leads, perform expedite and delivery recovery activities, monitor systems/reports to remove supply roadblocks, handle export/shipping tasks, and identify supply-chain alternatives to resolve obsolescence and discrepancies.

Perform in-home installation and service of DISH and smart home products, educate customers on device use, maintain professional workspaces, and support upsell opportunities while working independently.

Student electrical engineering co-op supporting combat vehicle electrical systems. Tasks include updating drawings, prototype checkout, trade study research, parts selection, drawing release support, and developing data analysis tools.

The Workplace Services Coordinator I manages front office tasks including reception, calendaring, facility coordination, and event management, ensuring smooth operations and serving as the primary contact for employees and visitors.

Develop user interfaces for air traffic systems, focusing on map-based applications and real-time data processing.

The Technician Apprentice will assist in assembling and testing spacecraft, set up thermal vacuum chambers, and ensure cleanroom protocols are followed.

As a Loads & Dynamics Engineer, you will develop loads predictions, validate models, and collaborate on hardware qualifications for rocket components.

Develop and optimize advanced game development and engine technologies to enhance mixed reality capabilities for military training and operations.

Design, build, and test UAV prototypes while integrating hardware and software components. Collaborate with teams and manage projects end-to-end.

The Inventory Specialist is responsible for inventory accuracy, executing daily transactions, assembling material kits, performing cycle counts, and managing ERP transactions to track hardware movement.