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Amca manufactures critical aerospace and defense components—engines, hydraulic systems, electrical hardware for platforms like the F-35, F-16, and 737MAX—using a tech stack spanning CAD (NX, CATIA, SolidWorks), CNC control (Fanuc, Siemens), and cloud infrastructure (Azure Government). The hiring mix is heavily weighted toward engineering (16 of 32 roles) with significant ops and finance hiring, consistent with a company running post-acquisition integration while scaling certified manufacturing capacity across a distributed factory network.
Tech Stack 28 technologies
Core StackPostgreSQL Terraform Node.js TypeScript Python C# C++ Java Greenhouse Siemens Adobe Creative Cloud Figma SolidWorks CATIA Solidworks Azure Azure Government NADCAP CNC Fanuc Blender Cinema 4D Maya Siemens NX Mastercam HyperMill NX HyperMILL
What Amca Is Building
◆Challenges
- Closing production gap
- Expanding market opportunities
- Post-acquisition integration
- Erosion of manufacturing capability
- Expanding product catalog
- Maintaining legacy systems
- Gap between production capability and national needs
- Standardization across factories
- Scaling vendor base
- Maintaining aging aviation systems
▲Active Projects
- Flight qualification of new electrical hardware
- Prototype new components
- Qualification campaigns
- Certification planning for electrical products
- Hardware iteration
- Pipeline management process improvement
- Post-acquisition integration
- Certification of hydraulic systems
- Run metrology and calibration capability
- Build quality management system for as9100 certification
Hiring Activity
30 roles · 30 in 30d
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