Top Aerospace Data & Analytics Jobs in Boston, MA

The Aerospace Algorithms Engineer will develop algorithms for mission planning tools, working with physics and statistics, from conception to deployment.

The Lead Research Engineer will innovate in autonomous vehicle technology, designing algorithms using deep and reinforcement learning for improved decision-making in autonomous systems.

The Controls/PLC Engineer II will manage controls systems, collaborate on test facilities, calibrate sensors, maintain databases, and support test activities with some travel.

Design and deploy production-grade ML systems, integrate models into software pipelines, and develop features leveraging ML for optimization and prediction problems.

The Principal Scientist oversees research in multi-modal sensing, develops quantitative mission applications, collaborates with stakeholders, and leads teams in modeling and simulation.

As an Imagery Analyst, you'll validate geospatial data annotations, conduct quality assurance, and support AI/ML workflows with EO and SAR imagery.

Lead the quality validation of geospatial imagery annotation, mentor junior annotators, and enhance annotation standards for AI/ML development.

As a Staff Propulsion Analysis Engineer, you will conduct structural analyses, assess risks of hardware, mentor junior engineers, and improve analytical methods.

As a Data Systems Analyst, you will analyze data discrepancies, enhance performance metrics, and communicate findings effectively to stakeholders.

Design and implement flight controls for autonomous aircraft, create and test simulation tools, collaborate on aviation systems. Requires extensive experience in flight control systems and software development.

Lead circuit design for advanced aircraft systems, mentor team members, manage project timelines, and enhance hardware development efficiency and reliability.