Top Aerospace Jobs in Denver & Boulder, CO

The Program Manager II will oversee complex software engineering projects, translating business needs into technical specifications while engaging stakeholders across departments to ensure project integrity and success.

The Data Analyst II analyzes data using SQL, Python, and R to provide actionable insights, improve processes, and support decision-making across teams. Responsibilities include developing forecasts, liaising with stakeholders, and presenting findings to executives.

The Director of Compensation designs and oversees compensation programs, ensuring alignment with strategy and compliance. Responsibilities include market pricing, job architecture, and analytics, while partnering with Finance and HR leadership.

Support spacecraft structures design and analysis, including CAD modeling, risk management, and coordination with various subsystems. Manage technical requirements and participate in the entire design process from proposal to verification.

The candidate will operate tensile testing equipment, measure material properties, perform certifications, and support laboratory operations while maintaining effective team relationships.

The Development Manufacturing Engineer will support manufacturing processes, ensure design producibility, analyze data, and maintain quality standards while collaborating with teams and utilizing in-house systems.

Lead manufacturing development for aerospace products, ensure compliance with industry standards, manage contract manufacturers, and drive quality control processes.

Lead and execute advanced testing and validation of aerospace systems, mentor early career engineers, and ensure compliance with technical objectives.

The Sr Systems Engineer leads system solutions development, managing requirements, architectures, integration, and supporting teams through technical milestones and risk management.

The Software Systems Engineer II designs, develops, and tests software for space systems, writing maintainable code and collaborating with teams on innovative solutions.

The role involves architecting spacecraft-wide harness solutions, establishing standards and automation tools, overseeing manufacturing strategies, and mentoring engineers across teams.

The GNC Engineer is responsible for the development and integration of Guidance, Navigation, and Control systems for missile defense, focusing on software, algorithms, and hardware for tactical systems in aerospace and defense.

As a Level 3 DevOps Engineer, you'll design and implement CI/CD pipelines, oversee container orchestration, and mentor junior staff while ensuring secure infrastructure for space technology applications.

As a Network Architect, you will design network architectures for defense capabilities, troubleshoot complex issues, and ensure security and reliability of systems.

This role involves leading talent management and compensation strategies to support rapid business growth, team collaboration, and effective change management in a highly technical organization.

The Software QA Engineer will test and evaluate software features, create test plans, provide feedback to developers, and support customers.

The VP of Engineering will lead a team of engineers in the design and production of aerospace propulsion systems, balancing technical execution and strategic direction to ensure mission success.

Lead technical authority for mission software deployment and integration, ensuring operational readiness and overseeing on-site engineering tasks. Responsibilities include system installation, validation, coordination of updates, and cybersecurity compliance.

The Deployment Lead will oversee product strategy to technical execution, ensuring successful delivery of ASI's products for clients in aerospace and aviation.

The Sales Engineer role involves guiding integration of advanced wireless networking solutions for unmanned systems, addressing technical challenges, and ensuring successful deployments while maintaining CRM documentation and customer relations.