Top Aerospace Jobs in Boston, MA

Seeking a Software Engineer for the Imaging Interfaces team to solve networking and systems integration challenges, ensuring successful software system performance in diverse environments.

As an Optical Engineer, you will lead the assembly, integration, and testing of optical systems for spaceborne applications, collaborating with suppliers and managing production scaling.

The Head of Growth for Imaging leads business development, strategy, and team mentoring, ensuring technological advancement and market expansion in defense imaging systems.

As a Software Engineering Intern, you'll assist in solving complex challenges in aviation and defense, while gaining technical experience and mentorship. You'll work with technologies like Rust, React, and AWS, focusing on operational efficiency and decision-making solutions.

The Software Engineer Co-Op will assist in building Department of War products, engaging in software development, customer meetings, and learning under experienced engineers.

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

Design and implement rapid prototypes for ISR, sensor exploitation, tracking, and C2 problems. Lead small software teams, decompose tasks, support demonstrations, integrations, and field experiments, debug and diagnose multi-application issues, and participate in customer-facing activities.

Design, implement, and maintain C++ tracking and estimation software for ISR and sensor systems. Lead small multidisciplinary teams, manage codebase from requirements through testing, support demonstrations and customer interactions, and work within Agile/DevSecOps environments on Windows and Linux.

Design and develop cloud-scale software, maintain cloud infrastructure, ensure compliance, and collaborate with teams to deliver high-quality applications.

Develop and validate RPO algorithms and dynamic simulations for aerospace systems, optimizing spacecraft trajectories and supporting testing efforts.

Develop firmware for avionics and ground support systems, collaborate with engineering teams, integrate features, and engage in testing and debugging.

The role involves analyzing threats, conducting investigations, producing intelligence reports, collaborating with teams, and enhancing cybersecurity measures.

The U.S. Manufacturing Operations & Launch Lead will establish a US-based final assembly hub for wireless radio products, ensuring compliance and coordinating with contractors.

As a Senior FPGA Verification Engineer, you will architect and develop test benches, verify code functionality, and prepare design review materials.

This is an open role for those interested in contributing to various teams at a startup focused on eVTOL passenger vehicles. Candidates should share their relevant experience and enthusiasm for urban air mobility.