Mission operations and space systems engineering for payload integration and ground control
Infinity Systems Engineering operates across three distinct domains — space systems (satellite command & control and ground operations platforms), structural and crash analysis, and mission-critical compliance work. The tech stack reveals a hybrid engineering culture: heavy CAD/simulation tools (AutoCAD, MATLAB, ABAQUS, SAP2000) sit alongside modern software infrastructure (Python, Spring Boot, React, Kubernetes, Git), suggesting they're modernizing legacy aerospace practices with cloud-native tooling. Hiring is heavily engineering-focused (54 of 70 open roles), with seniority skewed senior and leadership (46%), indicating they're scaling deep technical bench rather than entry-level capacity.
Notable leadership hires: Chief Engineer
Infinity Systems Engineering provides mission operations expertise, payload integration support, and space systems sustainment to government and defense contractors. Founded in 1996, the company operates from Colorado Springs with 201–500 employees across the United States and United Kingdom. Core work spans satellite ground control systems (command & control platforms), structural engineering (foundation design, crash reconstruction), and lifecycle compliance—particularly DoD policy adherence and aerospace certification. Pain-point inventory (client acquisition, deadline pressure, compliance posture, continuous monitoring) reflects the operational constraints of mission-critical work: long sales cycles, regulatory friction, and the need for accredited technical staff.
Engineering simulation (SAP2000, MATLAB, ABAQUS), CAD (AutoCAD), systems modeling (Cameo, MagicDraw, Rhapsody), software (Python, C, C++, Java, Spring Boot, React, Kubernetes), and compliance tools (IBM DOORS). Also Cisco, Juniper, Linux, KVM.
Colorado Springs, Colorado. The company hires in the United States and United Kingdom, with 201–500 total employees.
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