Top Aerospace Jobs in Boston, MA

Leads the technical architecture, design, and implementation of mission management and autonomy solutions. Partners with technical leaders and product teams to develop tracking, mission planning, auto-routing, and resource management capabilities. Supports customer engagement, proposals, whitepapers, new business capture, and technical solution presentations for defense and intelligence customers. Requires strong leadership, communication, technical writing, and active Top Secret/SCI clearance.

Develop and maintain internal full-stack applications using C#/Blazor or Python. Build CI/CD pipelines and infrastructure automation with GitLab, Azure DevOps, GitHub, Artifactory, and SonarQube. Partner with cross-functional teams to improve software delivery, code quality, security, compliance, and operational visibility. Implement scalable enterprise solutions, infrastructure as code, secure development practices, and DevSecOps workflows.

Leads the architecture, development, integration, simulation, testing, and fielding of advanced autonomy capabilities for aerospace and defense systems. Responsibilities include radar and RF signal processing, sensing, perception, guidance, navigation, control, sensor fusion, electronic protection, vehicle simulation, requirements development, hardware integration, technical reviews, customer engagement, and mentoring engineering teams.

Leads cross-functional aerospace engineering projects for FAA-certified avionics systems. Responsibilities include defining scope and schedules, managing budgets, risks, technical issues, baseline changes, EVM, certification coordination, customer engagement, proposals, and status reporting. The role requires collaboration across engineering, manufacturing, certification, program management, and business teams while ensuring delivery on schedule and within budget.

Design, develop, prototype, integrate, and test electronic systems for innovative air vehicle and R&D platforms. Responsibilities include avionics, embedded systems, RF communications, power subsystems, analog and digital circuit design, PCB development, fabrication procedures, troubleshooting, and flight test support. The role requires cross-functional collaboration, hands-on system testing, and expertise in at least one area such as power systems, RF, or embedded control.

Lead a small engineering team while remaining hands-on, guiding software development from design through delivery. Build new products and scale existing systems, establish technical excellence, collaborate with platform engineers and domain experts, and work directly with customers and end users to deliver decision-making platforms for defense and airspace safety.

Leads end-to-end proposal and RFP development, quotation and pricing coordination, commercial operations, order intake, and customer service oversight. Coordinates Sales, Engineering, Quality, Operations, and program teams to deliver accurate, compliant, and timely responses. Manages commercial support personnel, improves proposal workflows, maintains tracking tools, and develops performance metrics. Supports contract transitions into order management and production planning while maintaining customer communication and order visibility.

Develop and integrate avionics architectures for supersonic and hypersonic vehicles. Responsibilities include defining system requirements and interfaces, integrating flight computers, sensors, power and control electronics, supporting hardware bring-up and troubleshooting, executing qualification tests, resolving multidisciplinary integration issues, and maintaining technical documentation. Level III engineers also mentor junior staff and contribute to avionics architecture best practices.

Build and deploy AI-native products that transform large-scale geospatial data into actionable intelligence. Design multi-agent workflows, integrate frontier LLMs, engineer tool-using agents, and develop data pipelines for anomaly detection and predictive analytics. Ensure secure, scalable cloud integrations and operate production AI systems using DevOps, containerization, orchestration, and CI/CD. Establish feedback and reinforcement mechanisms to improve model reliability while contributing to AI-first engineering standards and documentation.

Owns the end-to-end capture lifecycle for Department of Defense pursuits, including competitive assessments, win strategies, teaming, bid/no-bid decisions, customer engagement, proposal development, and post-award transition. The role coordinates engineering, contracts, finance, security, and proposal teams while shaping R&D and prototype opportunities into programs of record. It requires expertise in Shipley methodology, DoD acquisition pathways, training and simulation markets, and emerging AR/XR/LVC technologies.

Own product and feature launches, positioning, messaging, go-to-market plans, sales enablement, and technical content. Develop collateral, case studies, thought leadership, vertical-specific messaging, and customer proof points for technical and executive audiences. Collaborate with product, engineering, sales, and design teams while tracking launch adoption, share of voice, and pipeline impact.