Top Entry Level Aerospace Jobs

As a Cable Installer, you'll install DISH equipment, educate customers about smart home products, and maintain a clean work area while delivering excellent customer service.

The Technician role involves installing, servicing DISH equipment and smart home products, educating customers on usage, and maintaining a professional work environment.

As a Flight Simulation Software Engineer, you will develop software for simulation infrastructure, support testing, and work on agile teams to achieve project goals.

As an entry-level Financial Analyst, you'll support financial operations, analyze data, and assist in preparing reports and forecasts using Excel and other productivity tools.

The engineer will perform analyses, develop test procedures, conduct tests, troubleshoot, and write reports on electromagnetic effects for various systems.

The BI Analytics Developer I generates reports and datasets for end-users, integrates data from multiple sources, and assists in software configurations and upgrades, supporting the IT needs of the business.

The Manufacturing Engineer I supports the build and integration of solar array systems, ensuring project objectives are met while driving efficiency and assisting with process documentation.

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.

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

Join the hardware development team to work on mechanical design, interface definition, and performance analysis of RF electronic systems. Responsibilities include CAD modeling, design analysis, and collaboration with cross-functional teams to meet project milestones. Candidates will apply engineering principles to support risk mitigation and technical management for projects.

The Electrical R&D Technician will develop aerial vehicle components, conduct tests, and troubleshoot systems in a fast-paced environment.

The Weld Engineer I will support the Terran-R flight vehicles, develop and optimize welding processes, troubleshoot welding issues, and maintain process documentation for quality improvements.

The Geospatial Analyst will perform GIS functions using ArcGIS, manage spatial data, create geospatial layers, and collaborate as part of a team.

Develop user interfaces for mission-critical operations, focusing on map-driven web applications for flight trajectory monitoring and decision-making.

Mission Operations Engineers at Anduril manage client relations, deploy products, and ensure operational success, requiring travel and collaboration with engineering teams.