Top Aerospace Jobs in Los Angeles, CA

Leads machine shop production engineering for machined spacecraft components, from raw material through inspection and high-rate production. Responsibilities include manufacturing planning, CNC process optimization, equipment selection and qualification, capacity planning, first-article inspections, new-product introduction, tooling and fixture development, design-for-manufacturability reviews, quality corrective actions, supply coordination, and technical mentorship.

Leads environmental graphic design for workplaces, R&D spaces, customer environments, events, exhibits, and installations. Translates brand identity into physical and digital experiences, develops spatial narratives and design systems, and manages concepts through fabrication and installation. Prepares production documentation, evaluates materials and fabrication methods, collaborates with architects, contractors, vendors, and agencies, and supports site surveys and installations. Builds scalable environmental brand standards while balancing creative quality, budgets, schedules, and production constraints.

Supports aerospace hardware testing by fabricating, cleaning, activating, operating, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining pressurized ground support equipment and test articles. Executes development, acceptance, qualification, and investigative test campaigns; maintains laboratory and workshop infrastructure; interprets technical drawings and work instructions. Works with pneumatic, hydraulic, oxygen, refrigerant, vacuum, automation, control, and data acquisition systems supporting life-critical spacecraft hardware.

Develops and validates automated hardware-in-the-loop test systems for satellite and human-rated space-station avionics. Responsibilities include designing test assets, implementing system-level test cases, integrating and commissioning equipment, troubleshooting, leading design reviews, documenting systems, and mentoring engineers. Requires hardware test-system experience, Linux proficiency, electrical test equipment knowledge, root-cause analysis, and technical documentation skills. Preferred experience includes Python or C++, embedded systems, automated testing, space-system protocols, networks, CI/CD, and modular data-acquisition systems.

This 12-week onsite manufacturing engineering internship offers hands-on opportunities to design and build space hardware and software. Interns will work with engineering teams across areas such as additive manufacturing, avionics, industrial engineering, machine shop, materials and processes, mechanical subassemblies, structures, and vehicle testing. Candidates must be enrolled in a relevant engineering degree program and demonstrate technical problem-solving, collaboration, and engineering tool proficiency.

Design, build, test, and operate mission operations software for the Mars 2028 spacecraft, including command generation, validation, sequencing, telemetry processing, data dissemination, interfaces, visualization, and data pipelines. Develop automated testing and validation frameworks, support simulation and hardware-in-the-loop testing, document external APIs and data formats, and collaborate with mission operations, flight software, instrument teams, and external partners. Shift work and on-call availability are required during critical mission phases.

Own vehicle and engine hardware through build, test, and delivery. Develop build flows, work instructions, and test procedures; support first-article builds; resolve manufacturing issues and non-conformances; perform root cause analysis; and drive process improvements. Coordinate design, supply chain, production, and test teams while contributing to tooling, ERP/MES workflows, production documentation, and scalable manufacturing systems.

Full-cycle technical recruiter supporting Hardware Engineering: partner with hiring managers, source passive candidates, manage end-to-end hiring from outreach to offer, improve recruiting processes, and ensure an excellent onsite candidate experience at Long Beach headquarters.

The Cybersecurity Engineer secures space-sensing systems supporting defense and national security missions. Responsibilities include analyzing system performance, identifying vulnerabilities, supporting Risk Management Framework activities, conducting mission-based cyber risk assessments, developing threat scenarios for cyber test events, evaluating cybersecurity architectures and network diagrams, and integrating security throughout the system lifecycle. The role requires collaboration with engineers, operators, and mission stakeholders.

Design and analyze satellite solar arrays and battery mechanical/electro-mechanical systems. Lead design, testing, qualification, failure investigations, and cross-functional coordination. Produce mechanical/electrical layouts using Creo/AutoCAD, apply GD&T and DFMAT, and serve as a technical lead or Responsible Engineering Authority on spacecraft solar and battery hardware.

Provides laboratory support and performs materials testing for metallic and non-metallic materials. Develops and executes test plans, creates new testing capabilities, writes procedures, interprets engineering specifications, and maintains laboratory equipment and workspaces. Collaborates with engineers, technicians, suppliers, vendors, and customers while ensuring compliance with safety, quality, regulatory, and aerospace standards. Responsibilities also include 5S activities, consumables inventory management, and receiving and shipping goods.

Embedded Software Engineering Intern developing Rust systems software for Linux userspace and integrating industrial hardware. Responsibilities include building hardware abstraction layers, communicating with sensors and controllers, debugging across software and hardware, using logic analyzers and oscilloscopes, writing tests, and participating in code reviews. The role offers hands-on experience with low-level programming, communication protocols, reliability, and safety-critical systems.

Provide mid-level regulatory and transactional legal support: prepare and manage legal/regulatory documents, file licensing applications, organize records, assist closings, coordinate with business teams, and use AI and project management tools to streamline workflows.

Leads enterprise software architecture across Red 6’s AR defense products and future platforms. Defines architecture roadmaps, governance, engineering standards, modernization initiatives, and secure cloud, edge, embedded, real-time, AI/ML, simulation, and mission software architectures. Partners with engineering, product, systems, program, and executive teams; guides integrated hardware/software systems, aircraft and avionics integration, digital engineering, risk mitigation, customer engagements, staffing, and mentorship. Ensures scalable, secure, reliable, maintainable, and mission-ready software ecosystems.

Evaluate supplier performance, conduct audits and process verifications, lead corrective and preventive actions, and drive supplier quality improvement. Analyze defect and performance data, review technical documentation, support PPAP and structured problem-solving activities, and collaborate with Engineering, Supply Chain, and Program Quality teams. The role focuses on supplier compliance, risk mitigation, continuous improvement, and zero-defect manufacturing across interconnect components and processes.