Mission over motion.
Progress is measured by what works, what ships, and what the mission can depend on, not by how busy the process appears.
We are assembling an exceptional team to turn an underused region of the atmosphere into a persistent operating layer for defense, science, communications, and advanced technology.
Deimos-One is building autonomous, recoverable near-space systems on American-made vehicles. Our work connects aerospace engineering, atmospheric intelligence, mission autonomy, sensing, communications, and operational software.
This is not innovation theater. The systems must launch, adapt, survive uncertainty, complete the mission, and return with a traceable record of what happened. Every discipline contributes directly to that outcome.
We hire for judgment, technical depth, and the willingness to take responsibility for consequential work.
Progress is measured by what works, what ships, and what the mission can depend on, not by how busy the process appears.
We respect proven engineering while remaining willing to rebuild assumptions when the problem demands a better approach.
Speed matters. So do safety, testability, evidence, and the ability to explain exactly why the system made a decision.
Explore current opportunities across engineering, near-space systems, analytics, space intelligence, and business development.
We believe exceptional people do their best work when they are trusted with meaningful responsibility, surrounded by serious collaborators, and given room to pursue the strongest solution.
Our team works across disciplines because the mission demands it. Engineers engage with operators. Researchers confront hardware constraints. Software decisions are tested against physics. Good ideas earn influence regardless of title.
Depending on the program, roles may be onsite, hybrid, or remote. Certain projects may also require U.S. person status, background investigations, or eligibility for a security clearance.
Help build the autonomous systems that will make near space a permanent and useful part of the world’s infrastructure.