Company Description
We are a stealth mode startup in the greater Boston area developing eVTOL passenger vehicles with a novel vertical flight propulsion/guidance system for deployment in the burgeoning urban air mobility space.
Our innovative startup seeks driven, high performance, high energy achievers who can work in a multidisciplinary team to build a groundbreaking eVTOL platform that will be the foundation for a range of high performance ultra quiet vertical flight systems.
Job Description
Don't see your perfect role on our careers page? We want you to hear from you, and understand your superpower and what types of problems you like to solve.
Please submit your resume to this posting and share in an email or cover letter introducing yourself, a few career milestones, and why the eVTOL and urban air mobility industry is exciting to you.
Qualifications
We are in a period of growth, and as a start-up, we are always on the lookout for opportunity hires, and the future leaders in our industry for all our departments at Maglev Aero.
Please share how your education, experience and unique self could contribute to the various teams at Maglev Aero.
Additional Information
Our lab operates within Mass Robotics in the Seaport district of Boston.
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
Maglev Aero Inc. Boston, Massachusetts, USA Office
Boston, MA, United States, 01803
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