Astro Mechanica

Software Engineer, Engineering Applications

Astro Mechanica
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9 months ago

Base Salary

$185k - $215k/yr

Responsibilities

  • Develop and maintain Python-based stress-analysis templates for composite plate buckling, classical laminate theory, and composite failure theory.
  • Create and own a scalable loads database for stress analysts and design teams.
  • Implement aeroelastic solution sequences in a custom loads-analysis tool.
  • Build reusable, documented libraries supporting multidisciplinary design optimization workflows.
  • Partner with mechanical and aerospace engineers to convert analysis methods into production-quality software.
  • Improve the performance, reliability, and automation of internal engineering toolchains.
  • Build flight-dynamics simulation tools and interfaces for GNC, loads, and flight-dynamics analysts.

Requirements

  • At least 5 years of experience in software engineering, development, or a related field.
  • Substantial Python experience, including developing engineering or scientific-computing tools.
  • Background or familiarity in mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, or a related technical discipline.
  • Familiarity with Fortran is a plus.
  • Ability and ambition to work in a fast-paced environment.

Benefits

  • Medical, dental, and vision insurance, including Flexible Spending Accounts.
  • 401(k) program and transparent stock option plan.
  • Self-managed flexible time off, including PTO, paid holidays, and sick time.
  • Flexible work environment; the company considers working in the office five days per week essential.

Tech Stack

FortranPython

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About Astro Mechanica

51-200 employees

Astro Mechanica is a San Francisco–based aerospace company developing supersonic airframes and dual-use propulsion systems, including its proprietary Duality platform, for defense and commercial aviation. It plans to pair these systems with a new flight operations model to enable high-speed point-to-point transport, and is currently building adaptable high-speed systems for the U.S. government. Founded in 2021, it is privately held and backed by investors including Andreessen Horowitz and United Airlines Ventures.

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