Top Aerospace Jobs in Denver & Boulder, CO

The Senior Product Manager will develop device financing strategies, manage product lifecycles, analyze data using SQL, and lead junior analysts in a retail wireless environment.

Design, build, and operate resilient backend services for dynamic video packaging, manifest generation (HLS/MPEG-DASH), DRM integration, and high-performance server-side ad insertion. Own production reliability, incident response, observability, and performance optimization while integrating AI-driven diagnostics and automation to scale streaming delivery for millions of concurrent viewers.

Lead large, complex cross-functional programs from vision to delivery, establish governance and KPIs, mitigate risks, optimize resources, drive process improvements (including AI automation), and mentor project management talent to ensure alignment with organizational objectives.

Design and analyze aerospace mechanisms and precision electro-/opto-mechanical flight hardware from concept to delivery. Perform CAD modeling (SolidWorks), GD&T, design analysis, control system/robotics architecture, DFM/DFT, requirements development and verification, manage risks and subcontracts, improve mechanism processes, and support proposal and design reviews. Must be onsite and willing/able to obtain required security clearance.

Lead teams in developing and implementing requirements, architecture, and integration for Space Missions while managing cost, schedule, and risk. Guide the architecture, design, integration, and testing teams, mentoring other engineers and maintaining effective relationships within the organization.

Lead engineering teams through program lifecycle for Space-based systems; manage technical baseline, integrate testing, and mentor engineers.

The Software Engineer III will design, develop, and test software for space systems, mentor other engineers, and enhance CI/CD pipelines while ensuring security practices.

The Principal Software Engineer designs, develops, and tests software for space systems. Responsibilities include coding, technical leadership, system architecture, and mentoring, while adhering to best practices and software development methodologies.

Lead and manage a program (or IPT/portfolio) under $100M, owning cost, schedule, technical performance. Develop program plans, budgets, and reports; monitor metrics; implement corrective actions; interface with finance, supply chain, engineering, and external customers; mentor junior managers and drive program strategy and learning initiatives.

As an Electrical Technician, you will be responsible for assembling and testing spacecraft harnesses, setting up thermal vacuum chambers, and ensuring cleanroom protocols. You'll manage the product build process from parts to assemblies, handling engineering anomalies as they arise.

Develop and design harness assemblies for spacecraft, generating diagrams, managing technical studies, and ensuring production quality. Analyze designs and support testing efforts.

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

Design, develop, and maintain front-end and back-end components of containerized microservices for defense/intelligence applications. Collaborate on APIs or message-bus architectures, use CI/CD and Agile practices, and operate in a distributed team environment while meeting security requirements.

Support and improve automated monitoring, metrics collection, and dashboards in Linux environments. Build and maintain Bash automation, ELK ingestion and Kibana visualizations, and job orchestration for data flows. Troubleshoot logs and system performance, collaborate with stakeholders, document configurations, and support deployments and sustainment for mission-focused systems.

Execute manual and automated tests in classified low- and high-side environments; deliver formal test documentation and reports; perform front-end, back-end, and end-to-end automated testing; collaborate with software and systems engineers; and help select and implement testing tools and technologies.

Develop, modernize, and test ground-station software for military satellite communications. Contribute across the product lifecycle: design, coding, automated test development, integration, verification, troubleshooting, and cross-functional collaboration to meet performance, security, and government accreditation requirements.

Provide real-time on-orbit support and investigate/resolve GPS satellite anomalies. Train as a subsystem SME for satellite bus subsystems, interface with operations customers, perform telemetry trending and data analysis, write technical reports, and support spacecraft command processor and mission planning while improving processes and documentation.

Lead and manage execution of Solid Rocket Motor (SRM) programs across the product lifecycle: scheduling, budgets, risk, customer engagement, contract deliverables, and program health reporting. Support proposal development, coordinate technical teams, and ensure on-time delivery while maintaining eligibility for Secret clearance.

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.

Lead full contract lifecycle for federal and commercial contracts: draft, review, negotiate, administer, ensure compliance with FAR/DFARS and export regulations, manage risk and subcontract flow-downs, support proposals, maintain contract records, and advise leadership on contractual strategy and data rights.

Support implementation and monitoring of FAR/DFARS/CAS compliance controls, assist policy and control documentation, participate in internal reviews and audit readiness, prepare government filings, produce compliance reports and dashboards, monitor regulatory updates, and collaborate with cross-functional teams.