Teams at The Aerospace Corporation

Develop and analyze alternative navigation algorithms and systems for aerospace applications. The role involves integrating sensor-fusion solutions, conducting research and testing, validating navigation performance, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams. Responsibilities include developing resilient navigation for GPS-denied environments, modeling errors, detecting and mitigating faults, and transitioning research innovations into deployable aerospace products. The position is hybrid in Redmond, Washington, or Plymouth, Minnesota, with no relocation offered.

Designs, develops, tests, maintains, and optimizes automated equipment used in aerospace manufacturing and accelerometer testing. Responsibilities include troubleshooting automation systems, updating hardware and software, maintaining databases, documenting processes, creating operator webpages and training materials, and supporting Process Engineering activities. The role requires cross-functional collaboration, technical support, and validation of automation solutions.

Designs, develops, tests, simulates, and verifies analog and digital circuits for precision accelerometer systems used in aerospace navigation and guidance. Responsibilities include executing hardware development tasks, analyzing data, defining test procedures, presenting design reviews, supporting product development schedules and budgets, and assisting with factory root-cause and corrective-action activities. The role collaborates with systems, mechanical, manufacturing, and senior engineering teams throughout the product lifecycle.