Testing and maintaining new aerodynamic and aviation systems is done by Engineers here.

These professionals are responsible to design, construct, and test air/space crafts and missiles. Conducting basic and applied research is also sometimes a part of their work for the evaluation of adaptability of materials and equipment.

Aviation Engineers deal with development of airspace, design of airports, aircraft navigation technologies, and aerodrome.

The professionals who deal with communication networks, navigation systems, and radars fall under this category.

Spacecraft engineers design and develop vehicles intended for space travel, such as satellites, space probes, and crewed spacecraft. They address unique challenges like vacuum conditions, extreme temperatures, and radiation

Propulsion engineers work on engines and propulsion systems used in aircraft and spacecraft. They design, test, and optimize engines to achieve efficient thrust and propulsion under various conditions

Systems engineers oversee the integration of various subsystems within an aerospace vehicle, ensuring they work together harmoniously. They consider the interactions between components like propulsion, avionics, and controls

Aerospace software engineers develop software used in flight control systems, navigation, communication, and other critical functions. They ensure software reliability, safety, and compliance with industry standards

Research scientists in aerospace work on cutting-edge technologies and innovations. They investigate advanced concepts in propulsion, materials, aerodynamics, and space exploration