Description
The Aerospace Guidance, Navigation, and Control Engineer designs, develops, implements, verifies, and tests algorithms for aircraft, spacecraft, launch vehicles, and upper stages across powered and coast phases, orbit, cruise, orbital insertion, and staging. The role requires a STEM degree, 1–2+ years of aerospace or missile guidance, navigation, or flight-control experience, strong control-theory and vehicle-dynamics knowledge, software development experience, and US citizenship with Secret Clearance eligibility. The full-time position pays $81,100–$150,500 and includes medical, dental, vision, flexible work arrangements, retirement matching, paid time off, and other benefits.
