Top Aerospace Jobs in Denver & Boulder, CO

The Junior Systems Engineer will provide technical support for satellite communications, including system design, analysis, and integration while ensuring compliance with system requirements.

Connect with talented individuals interested in various roles across sales, customer success, operations, technology, and finance in the aviation industry.

Manage testing, documentation, and infrastructure for project development; coordinate project risks, stakeholders, and budgets while leading project reviews and governance.

The SAP IBP Analyst optimizes supply chain planning workflows, ensures data integrity, and drives system enhancements within SAP IBP. Responsibilities include business analysis, documentation, testing, solution design, stakeholder communication, and system support.

Lead and deliver IT projects across the project lifecycle: define scope, schedule, budget, risk, and quality; run governance and stakeholder engagement; manage cross-functional teams, change, and adoption; apply PM methodologies and tools to ensure timely, on-budget outcomes.

As a Product Manager, you will create and own the product roadmap for swarming UAV software, driving alignment and managing complex requirements in high-pressure environments.

The Price to Win Analyst develops pricing strategies, provides analysis and recommendations, and advises on business opportunities to enhance winning probability and financial outcomes.

Develop and apply mathematical and statistical models, simulations, and data analytics to support mission analysis; lead analyst teams, determine analytic rigor, communicate results to stakeholders, and coordinate with senior decision-makers. Work onsite in secure facilities (SCIF).

Support Test Director across planning, execution, analysis, and reporting for space test and evaluation. Prepare test documentation, collaborate with military and civilian teams, and communicate technical topics in space domain awareness, missile defense, C2 networks, data management, and sensor orchestration.

The Engineer II will perform engineering research, design, development, testing, integration, and maintenance for various systems, primarily focusing on RF satellite communications.

The Mission Operations Scheduler IV coordinates range time and bandwidth for test events, manages training for personnel, and oversees scheduling of operations while ensuring effective communication and planning for complex exercises and support activities.

The Cybersecurity Analyst II monitors and secures IT infrastructure, develops security plans, conducts audits, and assesses vulnerabilities while supporting the National Space Training and Testing Complex.

Responsible for driving market share and revenue growth by managing key accounts, developing relationships, and conducting market analysis to identify opportunities.

The Senior AI Engineer will develop AI-powered DevSecOps processes for DoD projects, design agentic workflows, and collaborate with multiple teams. Responsibilities include coding, developing APIs, and ensuring system security.

The Windchill Infrastructure & System Administrator maintains Windchill systems, manages AWS infrastructure, handles installations and upgrades, collaborates with teams, and ensures performance and security of the systems.

The Windchill Engineer designs, develops, implements, and maintains Windchill PLM solutions while managing a small technical team for U.S. DoD customers.

The Government Affairs Lead supports ispace's civil space policy and government engagement strategy, focusing on NASA programs and advocacy efforts, while engaging with various stakeholders and drafting policy materials.

The Director of Communications will develop and execute comprehensive communications strategies, manage media relations, oversee internal and external messaging, and lead a communications team to enhance brand visibility and stakeholder engagement.