Flight software and mission optimization for lunar and cislunar space operations
Advanced Space builds flight software and mission-planning systems for commercial, civil, and national-security space missions. The stack—C++, Python, Kubernetes, AWS/Azure/GCP—reflects a cloud-native ops posture, while domain-specific tools (FreeFlyer, STK, MATLAB) anchor their aerospace domain. Active hiring skews senior and engineering-focused, concentrated in ground and flight software development alongside SCIF buildout and classified material controls, signaling preparation for higher-assurance government contracts.
Advanced Space develops mission-critical software and services for spaceflight operations, spanning lunar, cislunar, and Mars missions. The company operates across three service lines: Mission Enabling Services (mission design, flight optimization, systems engineering); Technology Solutions (AI/ML autonomy, flight-tested applications, analysis); and Mission Solutions (turnkey missions, data products, and operational capabilities). They own and operate CAPSTONE for NASA and serve as a prime contractor for Oracle on Air Force Research Laboratory work. The organization is headquartered in Westminster, Colorado and supports customers across commercial, civil, international, and U.S. national-security sectors.
Core languages: C++, Python. Infrastructure: Kubernetes, AWS, Azure, GCP. Observability: Prometheus, Grafana, Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana. Domain tools: FreeFlyer, STK, MATLAB. Configuration/orchestration: Terraform, Ansible, Helm, Docker.
Active projects include ground and flight software for lunar missions, mission planning support, SCIF buildout and accreditation, physical security systems, advanced Kalman filter development, and navigation solutions architecture for all mission phases.
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