Top Aerospace Jobs in Denver & Boulder, CO

As a Quality Engineer I, support design and execution activities, major program milestones, root cause analysis, and collaborate across disciplines to ensure quality in aerospace hardware.

This internship involves designing and testing RF hardware, maintaining effective work relationships, and engaging in a collaborative environment while learning from experienced professionals.

The Systems Administrator II will maintain Windows servers, manage Active Directory, troubleshoot issues, and ensure security compliance in a collaborative team environment.

The Chief Engineer oversees system analysis, design, development, integration, and deployment, ensuring technical excellence and customer satisfaction.

The Mid-Level Systems Engineer will manage cybersecurity artifacts, define requirements, perform analyses, and assure system compatibility, while working with technical teams and stakeholders.

The Operations Analyst II will improve customer experiences by analyzing data, assisting with software updates, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to enhance operational performance.

The Incubator Experience Specialist enhances customer interactions, evaluates AI tools, and improves agent processes through data-driven recommendations and observations.

The Financial Analyst Intern will lead the 2026 FinOps Technology Stack Implementation Roadmap project, evaluate financial systems, and propose an AI-ready tech stack, including assessing financial impacts and financial modeling.

The Senior Propulsion Engineer will design fluid and mechanical engine components, modify designs, test prototypes, and collaborate on engineering documentation.

The Lead Machinist oversees a team in machining aerospace propulsion hardware, ensures safety and quality standards, collaborates with engineering, and implements efficient workflows.

The role involves leading rocket engine design efforts, mentoring engineers, and overseeing system design, modifications, and integration of propulsion hardware.

As a Test Software Development Intern, you will develop, maintain, and optimize test software for spacecraft systems, write test scripts, and assist with automation and data management. This role involves collaboration with software and test engineering teams while gaining hands-on experience with various technologies in a fast-paced aerospace environment.

The Senior Test Engineer will design and execute test campaigns for aerospace defense systems, ensuring compliance with specifications and leading cross-functional teams in data analysis and test strategy development.

The Architect oversees digital twin architecture for Missile Defense systems, integrating modeling into a Model-Based Systems Engineering environment and ensuring credible system performance assessments.

The Avionics Technician II installs, inspects, tests, and repairs avionics equipment and systems, ensuring reliability and performance for aerospace missions.

The Environmental Health & Safety Specialist I supports EHS programs, ensuring compliance with regulations, conducting inspections, and promoting workplace safety in a manufacturing environment.

The Avionics Technician II installs, inspects, tests, and repairs avionics equipment. Responsibilities include equipment setup, maintenance, fabrication of fixtures, and adherence to safety practices.

The Principal Mechanical Engineer will lead a team in conducting structural and vibration analysis, CFD modeling, and collaborate across engineering disciplines for aerospace hardware design and testing.

The Operations Engineer will support satellite mission planning by collaborating with engineers, deploying software, and verifying system performance. Experience in tech and with Linux/BASH is required.

The Sr. Payload Engineer acts as a technical liaison for imaging payloads and spacecraft, optimizing performance, managing specifications, and supporting design processes.

The Wireless Communications Engineer leads development and analysis of communication systems, designs algorithms, performs feasibility studies, and works with cross-functional teams to enhance resilient communications.

The Project Delivery Lead oversees radar software development, ensuring it meets requirements. Responsibilities include project planning, risk management, stakeholder communication, and resource allocation.