Top Aerospace Jobs in Boston, MA

Lead business development for Imaging Emerging Technology, developing strategy and capture campaigns across US services and agencies. Build stakeholder relationships, drive program growth and financial performance, guide cross-functional teams, and enable transition of prototype capabilities to production at scale.

Lead design and execution of compensation strategy and programs (salary, incentives, equity). Partner with People Business Partners, leadership, Payroll, Finance and vendors to manage pay cycles, market pricing, job evaluation, and communications. Provide data-driven guidance, training, and change management to scale compensation practices across a high-growth organization.

Operate autonomously as a subject-matter expert recruiting hardware and firmware talent for the Rocket Motor Systems division. Develop sourcing strategies, manage pipelines and metrics, partner with hiring managers and leadership, improve recruiting processes and tools, and drive complex, high-impact hiring initiatives to meet growth goals.

As a Software Engineer, you will manage the software development lifecycle, creating new products and optimizing existing solutions in a dynamic environment.

The Machine Learning Engineer will design, implement, and manage complex ML algorithms, focusing on computer vision and data analysis while collaborating with team members to transition algorithms to production.

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.

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

The Office Manager oversees daily operations, supports executive coordination, manages visitor engagements, and assists with industrial security and facility projects.

As a Propulsion Analysis Engineer II, you will conduct structural analysis, provide verification and validation, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and improve analytical methods in the aerospace sector.

The Director of U.S. Government Sales & Business Development will drive growth in UAS sales, engage with DoD and civilian agencies, and lead capture strategies.

The Geospatial Solutions Architect will design and implement geospatial data visualization solutions, develop operational dashboards, and oversee the integration of geospatial AI/ML models for a DoD customer.

The Mechanical Instrumentation Engineer designs and develops precision instruments, mentors junior engineers, collaborates on prototypes, and integrates systems.

The FPGA Design Engineer will develop FPGA designs, including architecture, simulation, and testing, while collaborating with cross-functional teams. Responsibilities include prototyping, documentation, and innovative solution development, requiring strong communication and technical skills.

Develop tailored cybersecurity solutions, assess vulnerabilities, and mentor engineers while collaborating in multidisciplinary teams.