Flight Software Engineer

True Anomaly is at the forefront of the new space race, focusing on space security and sustainability through innovative technology development. As a Flight Software Engineer, you'll be integral to their mission of safeguarding global space access and sustainability.

The role offers a unique opportunity to work on cutting-edge spacecraft technology, combining software development with space systems engineering. You'll be involved in every phase of spacecraft programs, from initial design through to actual flight operations. The position requires expertise in embedded systems, flight software development, and low-level programming, making it perfect for engineers who want to work on mission-critical space systems.

The company offers a competitive compensation package starting from $125,000 to $160,000, plus equity and comprehensive benefits. Working in their Denver office in a hybrid arrangement, you'll be part of a team that values innovation, creativity, and technical excellence. The role requires 4+ years of experience in firmware and embedded systems, with opportunities to work on challenging problems in space technology.

What makes this role special is the direct impact you'll have on space security and sustainability. You'll be developing flight software for actual spacecraft, working with advanced GNC algorithms, and helping ensure the peaceful use of space. The position offers exposure to various aspects of spacecraft development, from low-level device drivers to high-level mission systems.

True Anomaly's culture emphasizes innovation, speed, and technical excellence. They're looking for engineers who can think creatively, challenge assumptions, and work effectively in a team environment. The company's mission to enhance space capabilities for the U.S. and its allies adds an important purpose to the technical challenges you'll face.

For engineers passionate about space technology and looking to make a meaningful impact in the aerospace sector, this role offers an exceptional opportunity to work on advanced spacecraft systems while contributing to space security and sustainability.