CoAspire has transitioned from a consulting services model to an integrated defense manufacturer, now operating as a DoD prime with in-house design, development, and production capability. The tech stack reflects a defense-grade engineering operation: MBSE, CAD suites (NX, CREO, SolidWorks), embedded systems tooling (C/C++, MATLAB, ANSYS), and aerospace protocols (MIL-STD-1553, ARINC 429), paired with manufacturing execution systems (WindChill PLM, CNC/machine tools from DMG MORI and Mazak). The hiring profile—13 of 15 active roles in engineering, split evenly between mid and senior levels, plus a Deputy Chief Engineer position—signals scaling of technical depth across design, embedded firmware, and production engineering.
Tech Stack 33 technologies
What CoAspire Is Building
◆Challenges
- Production bottleneck elimination
- Build time reduction
- Improving production rate
- Reducing cycle time
- Reducing labor hours
- Lean manufacturing improvements
- Validating system performance and safety
- Ensuring missile safety compliance
- Lowering material costs
- Meeting stringent dow performance requirements
▲Active Projects
- Design-for-manufacturing reviews
- Root-cause analysis of production issues
- Advanced missile programs
- Embedded operational flight program (ofp) efforts
- Test and automation software
- Integration and qualification testing
- Prototype to high-volume production transition
- Facility expansion projects
- New equipment qualification
- Cruise missile assembly
Hiring Activity
Department
Seniority
Notable leadership hires: Deputy Chief Engineer
