Jobs at Ball Aerospace

1,564,386 open positions

Ball Aerospace, a subsidiary of Ball Corporation, designs and manufactures advanced space and defense technologies. It leads in satellite bus platforms, high‑resolution imaging sensors, and propulsion systems used by NASA, U.S. Space Force, and commercial satellite operators. Its engineering teams develop cutting‑edge optics, avionics, and thermal control systems that deliver mission‑critical performance.

Ball hires software engineers, electrical and mechanical engineers, systems architects, program managers, test engineers, and manufacturing specialists. Candidates can expect rigorous technical interviews, problem‑solving challenges, and opportunities to work on multi‑disciplinary teams that collaborate on interplanetary missions and commercial launch services. Competitive benefits include equity options, professional development budgets, and flexible work arrangements.

Job Transparency provides Ball Aerospace salary ranges for each role, allowing you to benchmark compensation against industry averages before you apply. Combined with employee sentiment scores and real‑time hiring data, you can prioritize positions that match your compensation expectations and organizational culture fit.

Project Engineer I - Systems

Company: Ball Aerospace

Location: Greater Boulder Area

Posted May 09, 2023

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Project Engineer II - Systems

Company: Ball Aerospace

Location: Greater Boulder Area

Posted May 09, 2023

None Found

Test and Integration Engineer

Company: The Aerospace Corporation

Location: Washington DC

Posted May 09, 2023

None Found

Senior Systems Engineer

Company: Ball Aerospace

Location: Greater Boulder Area

Posted May 09, 2023

None Found

Engineer Senior/Engineer Principal - Software

Company: Ball Aerospace

Location: Albuquerque, NM

Posted May 01, 2023

None Found

Space Security Modeling, Simulation, & Software Engineer [Colorado Springs]

Company: The Aerospace Corporation

Location: Colorado, CO

Posted May 10, 2023

The Aerospace Corporation is a trusted partner to the nation's space programs, offering innovative solutions for satellite, launch, ground, and cyber systems. They are committed to providing an inclusive and diverse workplace and are looking for a Space Security Modeling, Simulation, and Software Engineer to work on the USSF becoming a digital force. The position involves creating M&S capabilities, supporting various space program customers, and working with cutting-edge technologies.

Specialized Embedded Engineer

Company: The Aerospace Corporation

Location: Washington DC

Posted May 01, 2023

None Found

Analyst I - Project Controls

Company: Ball Aerospace

Location: Greater Boulder Area

Posted May 01, 2023

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is it like to work at Ball Aerospace?
Working at Ball Aerospace means collaborating with a cross‑functional team of engineers, scientists, and program managers on missions that span Earth observation, deep‑space exploration, and national defense. Employees routinely tackle complex systems integration problems, attend design reviews with NASA and commercial partners, and receive mentorship from senior leaders. The company promotes a culture of continuous learning, offering tuition reimbursement, internal training programs, and access to cutting‑edge research facilities.
What types of positions are available at Ball Aerospace?
Ball Aerospace offers roles in software engineering, electrical and mechanical engineering, systems architecture, program management, test engineering, manufacturing, quality assurance, data science, cybersecurity, and facilities management. Positions range from entry‑level engineers to senior program directors and are located in Tucson, AZ; Denver, CO; and remote options for certain technical roles.
How can I stand out as an applicant?
Showcase domain‑specific expertise by highlighting projects that involved satellite subsystems, optics, or space‑grade software. Include measurable results—e.g., reduced test cycle time by 20% or improved sensor resolution by 15%. Tailor your resume to emphasize certifications such as Six Sigma, PMP, or aerospace‑specific training. Prepare for technical interviews by practicing system‑level problem solving, writing code in C/C++ or Python, and reviewing Ball Aerospace’s recent missions like the Earth Observing System (EOS) or the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) payload technologies.

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