Fly-by-wire flight control OS and certified aircraft avionics developer
Skyryse builds SkyOS, a universal flight operating system, and its own aircraft, with a stack spanning CATIA, Nastran, Simulink, dSPACE and embedded C/C++/Rust. The GPU and display tooling (Vulkan, CUDA, MIPI DSI) alongside SIL integration work points to custom cockpit avionics hardware. Hiring is accelerating, engineering-heavy and mid-to-senior, with a Chief Engineer search and FAA certification of SkyOS on the R66 as the dominant program.
Notable leadership hires: Chief Engineer
Skyryse is a privately held aviation hardware and software company headquartered in Los Angeles, California, founded in 2016 and employing 51–200 people. Its core product, SkyOS, is an operating system for flight that simplifies aircraft management across normal operations, poor weather and emergencies. SkyOS powers the company's first aircraft, the Skyryse One. The company is also exploring defense applications alongside its commercial aviation work. Hiring is concentrated in the United States.
Skyryse uses CATIA and SolidWorks for CAD, Nastran, Patran, FEMAP and ANSYS for analysis, MATLAB, Simulink and dSPACE for controls, plus C++, Embedded C, Rust, Python, Vulkan and CUDA.
Skyryse is pursuing certification of SkyOS on the R66, building fly-by-wire flight control systems, integrating a systems integration lab, and running cockpit human factors testing.
Yes. Hiring at Skyryse is accelerating and heavily weighted toward mid- and senior-level engineering roles in the United States, including a Chief Engineer position.
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