Top Aerospace Jobs in Boston, MA

The Robotics Software Engineer will architect systems, implement navigation algorithms, develop software for UAS, and support prototype vehicle testing.

As a Software Engineer, you will build innovative products, enhance existing solutions, and collaborate with cross-functional teams in a fast-paced environment.

Manage general ledger, month-end close, reconciliations, and financial statements; handle government invoicing (WAWF/PIEE), ensure FAR/DFARS/CAS/DCAA compliance; support purchasing, AP/AR, payroll entries, budgeting, forecasting, audits, and cross-functional financial reporting for aerospace programs.

Customer-facing technical expert supporting sales and capture for Hivemind autonomy: translating mission needs into solution concepts, running demos and briefings, supporting RFIs/RFPs, developing technical assets, and feeding product and engineering with field requirements and feedback.

Lead supplier quality for complex electronic assemblies: perform supplier assessments, data-driven root-cause analysis, 8D/ corrective actions, AS9102 first article inspections, and supplier development using APQP/PPAP and continuous improvement to ensure delivery of first-time quality. Expect ~50% travel to supplier sites in the Northeast.

Lead development and execution of product and supply chain resilience strategy across the aerospace business. Manage a team of project managers and analysts, drive cross-functional risk mitigation, governance, and analytics, engage executives with business cases and dashboards, and sponsor transformational initiatives to improve supply continuity, operational performance, and organizational readiness.

Perform CFD and 1D lumped-parameter fluid analyses for rocket engines, predict component and system performance, build transient and steady models, support testing and anomaly investigations, recommend design improvements, and mentor peers to grow propulsion fluid-analysis capabilities.

Lead DoD business development for unmanned systems across air, ground, and maritime domains. Identify and shape opportunities, build program office relationships, drive RFIs/BAAs/RFP responses, manage HubSpot pipeline, coordinate proposals/demos, and align product roadmap with DoD requirements.

Lead ASIC design projects including transistor-level design and simulation, system-level architecture, physical layout and floor-planning, and reliability/qualification. Manage small cross-functional teams, coordinate with fabrication/assembly/test sites, drive schedules and proposals, mentor junior engineers, and communicate program status to customers and management.

Support program financial management for DoD contracts by developing earned value metrics, maintaining baselines and charge numbers, producing EACs, analyzing variances and risks, supporting PMRs/QBRs, invoicing and receivables, and providing financial inputs for forecasting and planning.

Lead the technical direction for mission autonomy, developing decision-making capabilities for airborne systems, while overseeing teams and driving R&D projects.