Top Entry Level Aerospace Jobs

Operate advanced foundry equipment and processes, monitor conditions during mold and cooling, perform finishing and inspection duties.

The HR Systems Analyst focuses on improving HR data accuracy, resolving system issues, maintaining reports, and documenting processes.

The Induction Braze Operator sets up and operates brazing equipment according to specifications, performs calibration and inspection, and maintains quality standards in manufacturing.

The System Analysis Engineer 1 develops Digital Engineering capabilities for system analysis in defense and aerospace, managing lifecycle tasks like design and integration.

Prepare and assemble beverages, dry goods, and non-food items for flights per airline specifications; sort, wrap, and load carts; maintain sanitation, document inventory, follow procedures, and perform physical tasks including lifting up to 50 lbs.

Client Solutions Associates build client relationships, provide product training, and gather feedback to improve services while ensuring user adoption of FactSet products.

The Revisions Analyst updates aircraft maintenance data, ensures quality control, collaborates with teams, and maintains records of revisions in accordance with standards.

The Propulsion Systems Engineer will manage propulsion and fluidic systems, oversee technical requirements, and support hardware development for space missions.

The Financial Analyst will support senior management through analysis of spending, budgeting, forecasting, and various financial projects. Responsibilities include trend analysis, financial modeling, and communicating recommendations to leaders.

The positions support the USSF in developing military space capabilities. Roles include engineering and systems integration, requiring TS/SCI clearance.