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Boeing's restructuring post-Spirit AeroSystems acquisition reveals three business units (Commercial Airplanes, Defense/Space, Global Services) driving hiring in engineering, software, and defense roles. Compensation varies by clearance level and location.
Relativity printed rockets. Now it’s hiring a night crew to weld them.
Relativity Space adds a second shift for Terran R rocket production in Long Beach, signaling serial manufacturing. The hiring competes with Boeing, Rocket Lab, and ULA for regional aerospace technicians and follows Space Force NSSL inclusion.
Boeing Cuts 300 Exquisite Jobs. Millennium Adds Shifts for 100 Satellites.
Millennium Space Systems expands El Segundo production for the Resolute mid-class satellite platform (2-4 kW), targeting 26 deliveries in 2026 against a 100-satellite backlog. Resolute entered preliminary design review, uses flight-proven common products, and supports missions across orbits. 14 open
NASA gave back seven guaranteed missions. Sierra Space's answer was an $8 billion valuation.
Sierra Space closed a $550 million Series C round at an $8 billion valuation on March 5, 2026, led by LuminArx Capital Management with participation from General Atlantic, Coatue, Moore Strategic Ventures, and Andalusian Private Capital. The company plans to use the capital to scale production for t
Anduril is building a $1 billion campus and a Nissan drone factory on two continents — and adding 244 jobs a week
Anduril Industries is building a 1.1-million-square-foot campus at Douglas Park in Long Beach, California, a six-building complex that will house 750,000 square feet of office space and 435,000 square feet of industrial R&D facilities. The Long Beach Area Chamber of Commerce values the project at ov
Boeing added 44 roles in one week at the factory where it builds satellites for the Space Force — and the backlog is 80 vehicles deep
Boeing's 2018 acquisition of Millennium Space Systems is finally paying off as the El Segundo-based small-satellite company ramps production from 14 satellites in 2025 to a projected 28 in 2026. With a backlog of 70-80 vehicles, a 30% factory expansion, and the new Resolute mid-class satellite bus f
SpaceX builds 40 satellites a week. Boeing's El Segundo line is targeting 60 a year — for a single customer.
Boeing won a $2.8 billion contract from Space Systems Command to build the first two Evolved Strategic Satellites for the Space Force's Evolved Strategic SATCOM program, with options for two more. The satellites provide jam-resistant, secure connectivity for nuclear command and control from geostati
Anduril's $20B Army contract replaces 120 separate deals — and the first task order is already $87M
On March 13, 2026, the U.S. Army awarded Anduril Industries a 10-year enterprise contract worth up to $20 billion, consolidating over 120 separate procurement actions into a single firm-fixed-price vehicle. The deal replaces Northrop Grumman's legacy air defense system and signals a major shift towa
America Built a Handful of Exquisite Submarines. Now It's Building 200 Undersea Drones a Year.
Anduril Industries is building a 150,000-square-foot facility in Quonset Point, Rhode Island, to mass-produce Dive-LD autonomous underwater vehicles at an unprecedented rate of 200 units annually. The factory signals a shift from bespoke crewed undersea platforms to mass-produced autonomous systems,
Anduril Raised $5B at a $61B Valuation. Its Ohio Megafactory Needs 4,000 Workers by 2035.
Anduril Industries raised $5B in Series H funding, doubling its valuation to $61B. The round prices in physical production at scale, not just software revenue. The company is building Arsenal-1, a massive manufacturing facility in Pickaway County, Ohio, designed to employ 4,000 workers by 2035. Reve
Saudi Arabia's Defense Localization Hit 24.8% in 2024 — and Thales Is Hiring 400 Engineers in Riyadh to Reach 50% by 2030
Saudi Arabia's STES joint venture between SAMI and Thales aims to localize defense electronics production under Vision 2030. With a 24.8% localization rate and a 50% target by decade's end, the JV represents a critical test of Saudi Arabia's strategy to build sovereign capability in high-tech defens
Boeing Is Paying Up to $287,500 for Engineers Who Can Put Quantum Encryption on a Satellite — and the Roles Don't Say 'Quantum' Anywhere
Boeing's Q4S satellite system has demonstrated high-fidelity entanglement swapping in ground testing, marking a key step toward space-based quantum networking. The mission, set to launch in 2027, is driving significant hiring at Boeing's El Segundo campus, with over 150 open engineering and systems
Boeing Is Doubling Satellite Output to 26 Deliveries in 2026. The Roles Making It Possible Don't Require an Aerospace Degree.
Boeing's Millennium Space Systems is doubling satellite output in 2026, building a production-line approach for mid-size satellites through its new Resolute platform — and quietly creating a wave of manufacturing and integration jobs the space industry has never staffed at scale.
Hermeus Hit Mach 1.21 in Under Three Months. The 5 Jobs It Just Posted Reveal What Comes Next.
Hermeus's Quarterhorse Mk 2.1 hit Mach 1.21 on its third test flight, becoming the world's first privately developed unmanned supersonic jet. The milestone triggered a shift from prototyping to manufacturing, with new production and airworthiness roles opening across Los Angeles, Atlanta, Jacksonvil
The Aerospace Corporation Pays Up to $278,260 for RF Payload Analysts — and Competes Directly with SpaceX and Anduril for the Same Engineers
The Aerospace Corporation, the federally funded research and development center devoted to the U.S. space enterprise, is now competing directly with SpaceX, Anduril, and Boeing for RF payload analysts and other specialized engineers. As demand for space and defense talent surges, the FFRDC's expansi
Collins Aerospace Is Hiring Across Three Continents on a $158.5 Million Factory Spending Spree — and the Roles Span AI Strategy Directors to Shop-Floor Technicians
Collins Aerospace is investing $63 million in Malaysia, $69 million in Poland, and $26.5 million in Florida to expand MRO, landing gear, and radar production capacity, creating hundreds of skilled aerospace jobs across three continents.
The Overture supersonic airliner was supposed to be Boom's reason for existing. Now the company's primary revenue driver is a product it conceived, funded, and sold in a matter of months.
Boom Supersonic, founded to revive supersonic passenger flight, has pivoted to a natural-gas turbine business called Superpower. The division has already secured $300M in funding and a $1.25B+ backlog, with profits earmarked to fund the Overture airliner's development.
Anduril hardware engineers earn up to $272,000 — $90,000 more than Boeing's median — and the gap is forcing legacy primes to rewrite their pay scales.
A Hardware Engineer in embedded systems at Anduril's Costa Mesa, California office reported total compensation of $272,000 on August 1, 2025, according to…
Impulse Space just raised $500 million to hire 200 people — not build AI
Impulse Space announced a $500 million Series D on June 2, 2026, co-led by 137 Ventures and BANNER VC, with participation from Founders Fund, Lux Capital,…
Amazon's Kirkland satellite factory is built to produce five spacecraft a day. It can only find 120 of the 200 workers it needs.
Amazon's Kirkland, Washington factory — a 172,000-square-foot satellite manufacturing facility that opened in April 2024 — is designed to produce up to…
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