As an Avionics Engineer II, you will design and implement avionics systems for spacecraft, including hardware design, testing, and qualification. You will oversee the lifecycle of flight hardware, develop digital and mixed-signal circuitry, and ensure compliance with environmental testing requirements.

The Staff Aerodynamics Engineer will lead aerothermodynamic analysis and advanced aerodynamic modeling for re-entry vehicles, develop CFD tools, create high-fidelity simulations, mentor team members, and contribute to hypersonic systems design.

As a Flight Software Engineer, you'll design, develop, test, and deploy software for precise landing of spacecraft. This role involves working in a compute-constrained environment to support test campaigns, and defining vehicle architecture while addressing new design challenges.

As a Marketing Manager, you will shape brand identity, expand reach, and drive customer engagement. Responsibilities include executing marketing strategies, leading campaigns across various channels, managing digital marketing, analyzing performance data, and building a high-performing team.

As a Mission Manager, you will manage customer relations through the entire lifecycle from requirements verification to mission completion, ensuring contract adherence and effective communication across multiple teams. Your role involves leading technical projects, addressing customer issues, and supporting business development efforts.

As a Parachute Systems Engineer, you will oversee parachute designs from conceptualization to production, ensuring they meet design requirements through testing. You'll lead projects, support mechanical systems development on spacecraft, and execute drop tests. The role requires collaboration with customers and hands-on experience across parachute and hardware systems.

As a Senior GNC Engineer, you will develop guidance, navigation, and control capabilities for reentry vehicles, collaborating with various engineering teams to define requirements and design control algorithms while performing orbital mechanics analyses and overseeing component integration.

As the Director of Engineering for Simulation, you will lead the simulation team responsible for developing infrastructure, tools, software, and hardware for spacecraft missions. Your role involves designing and implementing Hardware in the Loop (HITL) and Software in the Loop (SITL) systems and integrating these with various stakeholders while leading a talented engineering team.

The Director of Engineering for Reentry will lead the design and development of Inversion’s reentry systems and vehicles, ensuring precision landing from orbit. Responsibilities include architecture definition, performance analysis, and managing a team of engineers through the design and production of hypersonic vehicles.

The structural design engineer will lead the development of a multipurpose reentry vehicle payload bay, work with a team on innovative designs, research customer requirements, and define the loading specifications for testing and launch.

As an Avionics Engineer, you'll design and maintain electrical systems for precise landings of spacecraft. You'll work on circuit designs, conduct aerial drop tests, and ensure hardware robustness through various testing methods, collaborating closely with a multi-disciplinary team.

The Staff Aerothermal Engineer will lead external flow-field aerothermodynamic analysis for a high-performance re-entry vehicle. Responsibilities include developing CFD tools, creating high-fidelity simulations, mentoring team members, and integrating test data into aerothermal models. This highly specialized role demands expertise in hypersonic systems and a commitment to innovative problem-solving in a fast-paced environment.

As a Senior Parachute Engineer for Arc, you will design, test, and manufacture ram-air parachutes, ensuring they meet performance requirements while collaborating with sub-teams. Responsibilities include overseeing parachute systems and supporting other decelerator developments.

As a Mechanical Engineer at Inversion, you will develop mechanical systems for precision landing of next-generation reentry vehicles. Responsibilities include parachute deployment mechanisms, control actuation, loads analysis, and conducting tests through aerial campaigns. Your work will significantly contribute to creating novel space transportation technology. You will be part of a dynamic team, reporting to the Director of Engineering.

The Structures Engineer III is responsible for the design, analysis, testing, manufacturing, and integration of spacecraft hardware on the Arc vehicle. This role involves working closely with various engineering teams and requires strong mechanical design skills and communication abilities, as well as the capability to lead projects from concept to launch.

The Senior Dynamics Engineer will lead spacecraft loads and dynamics analysis for Inversion’s Arc vehicle, creating and maintaining models for Coupled Loads Analysis and developing load indicators for vehicle trajectories. This role involves close collaboration with various engineering teams and includes responsibilities for analyzing dynamics and loads.

The Principal Flight Computer Engineer will design and implement core computing elements for spacecraft, involving lifecycle responsibilities from development to testing. Key tasks include creating and integrating flight computer hardware, digital and mixed-signal circuit design, environmental testing, and assisting in flight software architecture.

As a Materials Engineer II, you will develop and qualify thermal protection systems for reentry vehicles, design heat shields, and collaborate with various teams on performance and material selection. You will also explore collaborations with suppliers to enhance production capabilities.

As a Simulation Engineer, you will develop and maintain simulation frameworks for spacecraft, focusing on vehicle physics, testing infrastructure, and cloud-based solutions. Responsibilities include optimizing simulation deployment, managing databases, and collaborating across teams to ensure integration and accuracy of spacecraft systems.

The Manager of Finance - FP&A is responsible for financial planning, analysis, budgeting, forecasting, and reporting. This role collaborates with leadership to provide insights for strategic decisions, develop financial models, and enhance internal processes while ensuring financial health and supporting business growth in a fast-paced environment.