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Optical communications
Small Satellite capabilities
Artificial Intelligence
Electric propulsion
Microelectronics
Space Warfighting
Space Launch
Space Traffic Management/Coordination
Commercial Space
Human Spaceflight
Space Safety
Cislunar Development
Cybersecurity
Optical communications
Small Satellite capabilities
Artificial Intelligence
Electric propulsion
Microelectronics
Space Warfighting
Space Launch
Space Traffic Management/Coordination
Commercial Space
Human Spaceflight
Space Safety
Cislunar Development
Cybersecurity

About Aerospace
The Aerospace Corporation is a leading architect for the nation’s space programs, advancing capabilities that outpace threats to the country’s national security while nurturing innovative technologies to further a new era of space commercialization and exploration. Aerospace’s national workforce of more than 4,600 employees provides objective technical expertise and thought leadership to solve the hardest problems in space and assure mission success for space systems and space vehicles. For more information, visit www.aerospace.org. Follow us on LinkedIn and on X: @AerospaceCorp.
The Brightest Minds of Today
Solving the nation’s hardest problems means recruiting and retaining the brightest minds available. Our collective expertise spans from math, chemistry, and physics to mechanical, aeronautical, and electrical engineering, drawn from private industry, academia, and government talent pools.
More than two-thirds of Aerospace’s technical staff hold advanced degrees, with more than 800 holding a Ph.D. in their respective fields.
More than two-thirds of Aerospace’s technical staff hold advanced degrees, with more than 800 holding a Ph.D. in their respective fields.

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