Top Aerospace Jobs

The Talent Management Lead designs and improves talent programs, manages performance cycles, oversees workforce planning, and maintains compensation structures to enhance employee performance and growth.

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

As a Mechatronics Engineer, you'll develop and implement tests for spacecraft mechanisms, design testing racks, and write software to control test equipment.

The Senior Software Engineer will enhance software systems for satellite operations by automating workflows, collaborating on infrastructure development, and maintaining CI pipelines.

The Customer Business Team Manager drives sales and growth in aerospace composites, manages customer relations, and oversees revenue forecasts and strategies.

The Senior Technical Recruiter owns full-cycle recruiting, partners with hiring managers, develops sourcing strategies, manages candidate pipelines, and tracks recruiting metrics to meet hiring goals in a fast-paced environment.

The Product Manager will lead the development of propulsion test capabilities, engaging stakeholders, shaping product vision, managing proposals, and supplier relationships.

Develop and maintain embedded flight software for aircraft systems, ensuring integration with hardware, testing, and documentation.

Design, analyze, and oversee fabrication of tooling, jigs, fixtures, and ground support equipment; collaborate with manufacturing and quality teams to validate tooling, improve processes, and ensure aerospace compliance.

As a Mechanical Engineer, you'll design and prototype electromechanical flight controls for aircraft, collaborating with various engineers and handling complete lifecycle tasks.

The Product Engineer II will design, develop, and launch new products while ensuring compliance and providing technical support. Responsibilities include managing technical documentation, supporting manufacturing processes, and participating in continuous improvement initiatives.

The Systems Administrator will support the Missile Defense Agency, maintain user support services, troubleshoot issues, and manage R&D systems integration.

Manage customer programs and relationships in aerospace, ensuring governance of cost and schedule. Develop metrics, evaluate risks, and lead engagements

The role involves building and modifying avionics and electrical systems, testing circuits, troubleshooting issues, and maintaining high quality standards in aircraft builds.