Griffon Aerospace Tech Stack
UAV design, manufacturing, and flight operations for defense and commercial sectors
Griffon Aerospace designs and manufactures unmanned aerial vehicles and avionics for US DoD, allied militaries, commercial operators, and research institutions. The tech stack reveals a mature aerospace engineering operation—SolidWorks, CATIA, NX, ANSYS, and MATLAB for design; PX4 and ArduPilot for flight control; Gazebo for simulation—paired with enterprise infrastructure (Azure, AWS, Microsoft Project). Active hiring leans engineering-heavy (12 of 21 roles) across prototype development, custom flight software, and test programs, with stated pain points around program complexity and production cost, signaling scaling challenges typical of low-rate defense manufacturing.
Tech Stack 37 technologies
What Griffon Aerospace Is Building
◆Challenges
- Complex program management
- Meeting fast-paced deadlines
- Risk mitigation for uas programs
- System availability improvement
- System security enhancement
- Performance shortfalls
- Low-rate production cost
▲Active Projects
- Uav electronics prototype development
- Custom flight software development for advanced unmanned aerial platforms
- Simulation-based testing using gazebo, hitl, sitl
- Facility renovation or construction work
- Small improvement projects
- Flight test plans and procedures
- Uas standard operating procedures
- Uas flight training program
- Fixed-wing uas test programs
- Px4 mission planning
