Space mission engineering and astrodynamics software for defense and launch operations
a.i. solutions operates a mission-critical stack spanning C++, MATLAB, Java, and Perl—legacy-heavy but appropriate for aerospace software where stability outweighs velocity. The company is actively hiring across engineering, security, and quality (7 open roles, mostly senior and mid-level), with a project list dominated by real-time flight test execution, satellite operations, and radar development. Pain points cluster around code rot, DOD compliance, and cyber-security taskings, suggesting a mature organization wrestling with technical debt and regulatory friction rather than building new products.
a.i. solutions has delivered space mission engineering and astrodynamics software to U.S. defense and space agencies since 1996. The company operates from Cape Canaveral, Florida, with a workforce of 201–500 employees. Core offerings include FreeFlyer (astrodynamics software), flight dynamics analysis, mission planning, spacecraft operations support, launch vehicle services, and information assurance. The project portfolio spans range testing, satellite launch and on-orbit operations, end-of-life disposal planning, and real-time flight test execution. Engineering and security teams are scaling; the tech stack is primarily compiled languages (C++, Java) and numerical tools (MATLAB), reflecting the demands of aerospace and defense work.
C++, MATLAB, Java, Perl, Python, and specialized aerospace tools (COSMOS). Security tools include Fortify, Checkmarx, SonarQube, Snyk, IBM QRadar, and Splunk. Infrastructure runs on Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Apache/Tomcat.
Space mission engineering, astrodynamics analysis, flight dynamics, FreeFlyer software, spacecraft operations, launch vehicle services, and mission systems assurance for U.S. defense and space agencies.
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