Space logistics, payload integration, and defense engineering for government and commercial missions
Aegis Aerospace operates across three core areas—commercial space services, technology/engineering services, and mission-critical products—serving NASA, DoD, and commercial space operators. The tech stack reflects dual engineering cultures: CAD/simulation tools (ANSYS, COMSOL, SolidWorks, CATIA) for design-heavy work, plus observability and security infrastructure (Elastic stack, Remedy ITSM) for operational complexity. Hiring is tilted toward engineering (11 of 15 open roles) at mid-career levels, with active projects spanning ISS payload integration, lunar surface missions, and ground support—suggesting a company scaling delivery capacity across concurrent government contracts.
Aegis Aerospace is a woman-owned defense and space contractor formed through the 1992 merger of Alpha Space and MEI Technologies. The company serves government customers (NASA, DoD) and commercial space operators with turn-key solutions in three categories: commercial space services (ground logistics, payload integration, ISS operations), engineering and technology services (simulation, modeling, cybersecurity), and mission-support products. Based in Webster, Texas, with 201–500 employees, the company is actively bidding on follow-on contracts while scaling ground systems and developing new lines of business in space testing and lunar integration.
CAD/simulation: SolidWorks, CATIA, NX, ANSYS Mechanical, COMSOL, Abaqus. Infrastructure: Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana, VMware vSphere. Development: C++, Python, MATLAB, GitLab, CMake. Security: Elastic Defend, Elastic Security. IT ops: Remedy ITSM, Visio.
Active projects include Gateway Logistics Services IDIQ, COMET, Deep Space Logistics Engineering Support (LENS), ISS payload integration, lunar surface mission integration, and Space Testing as a Service (STaaS) line development.
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