Top Aerospace Jobs in Denver & Boulder, CO

Lead and manage government proposals for the Department of Defense, overseeing the proposal lifecycle from planning to submission, ensuring compliance and quality.

Lead and grow a multidisciplinary systems integration and test team. Own test strategy and execution across board, subsystem, and system levels for hardware, optics, embedded software, and integrated ATARS capabilities. Develop test plans, environments, automation, and verification artifacts; drive anomaly resolution, root-cause analysis, metrics, and readiness reporting. Partner cross-functionally and support field, manufacturing, and supplier test activities (up to 10% travel).

The Director, Business Development leads enterprise-level strategies for growth, manages partnerships, and oversees significant client relationships to drive business success.

Lead development and execution of integrated communications strategies, media relations, digital campaigns, multimedia content creation, crisis communications, stakeholder collaboration, project management, and mentoring. Measure impact with analytics to optimize performance and protect organizational reputation.

Design, develop, and test advanced RF systems and components for space applications (antennas, transmitters, receivers, amplifiers). Perform performance testing, validation, trade studies, requirements management, systems integration, and V&V. Serve as Responsible Engineer for technical packages, troubleshoot complex issues, mentor junior engineers, and produce technical documentation to meet performance and reliability standards.

The Mission Security Engineer secures national security space systems, implementing cybersecurity measures and compliance controls for various platforms and infrastructures.

As a Staff Mission COMSEC Engineer, you will lead the design, deployment, and certification of cryptographic systems for space and ground systems, ensuring compliance with federal security standards and overseeing the end-to-end journey to Authority to Operate (ATO).

Lead definition and development of propulsion test-stand requirements and facility capabilities. Perform trade studies, specify infrastructure, review designs and P&IDs, support safety analyses, commission test operations, engage vendors, and manage propulsion test programs through buildout and early operations.

The RF Systems Analyst will support RF payload system design and analysis, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and manage requirements for system performance and verification.

Lead development and delivery of spacecraft simulators for a program portfolio, manage cost/schedule baselines, present designs at reviews, drive requirements/verification/validation, integrate software/hardware, resolve program issues, mentor engineers, and support lifecycle activities from proposal through on-orbit operations.

The RF Systems Analyst will design, analyze, and verify RF payload systems while collaborating with cross-functional teams and supporting project lifecycle activities.

Lead development of guidance, navigation, and control (GNC) systems from concept to flight-ready software. Design and simulate algorithms, translate requirements into embedded implementations, support HIL and flight test, analyze test data, coordinate across vehicle design, avionics, structures and testing, and document results while mitigating technical risk.

Design, fabricate, and test prototype solid rocket motor hardware and manufacturing processes. Lead cross-functional communication, develop CAD models and drawings, create test plans, analyze test data, investigate failures, and manage schedules and documentation.

Lead architecture, integration, and lifecycle management of propulsion test infrastructure and controls for solid rocket motor programs. Own design and commissioning of fluid, electrical, controls, instrumentation, and DAQ systems; ensure safety, test readiness, data integrity, and repeatable static-fire campaigns. Provide cross-functional technical leadership, mentor engineers, perform root-cause analysis, and drive long-term facility and infrastructure roadmaps.

Serve as first HR contact, delivering prompt, empathetic responses to employee inquiries across phone, email, chat, and cases. Guide employees through self-service (HRCM), audit and improve workflows, escalate complex issues to HRBPs/payroll, identify process inefficiencies, and support daily HR team tasks.

Lead and mentor an IT squad supporting Manufacturing, Distribution and In-Home Services. Own SDLC, backlog prioritization, UAT, incident/SLA management, monitoring, and continuous improvement. Partner with Product Owner and Operations to deliver custom applications, manage projects, and drive talent strategy and recruitment.

Lead strategic sourcing for enterprise supply chain: analyze performance, run RFx sourcing events, recommend suppliers to executives, and negotiate complex contracts for IT hardware, software, and services. Collaborate with cross-functional teams and present sourcing outcomes to senior leadership.

The Senior Satellite Avionics and Electrical Engineer will design, develop, and test spacecraft avionics systems, ensuring compliance with electrical and software requirements, while integrating test beds and downlink systems for high-data rate mission products.

Drive ASI's growth in the energy sector by developing strategies, building relationships, identifying opportunities, and aligning customer needs with product capabilities.

Support on-orbit Wideband Global SATCOM (WGS) satellite operations and ground systems: advise customers, test ground software and databases, author procedures and change requests, run simulations, perform data trending and analyses, investigate anomalies, and support the engineering team in operations and technical studies.

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.