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What are some major companies that work with aerospace engineering?

I am currently interested in aerospace engineering. However, I don't know many aerospace engineering companies. Does this mean it will be difficult to find a job in this path. #engineering #career-path #aerospace #companies

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Michael’s Answer

A few companies off the top of my head are:


Boeing
Airbus
NASA
SpaceX
Lockheed Martin
Google (Only recently)


The positions are competitive, however you should have enough electronics/ software skills to pick up other positions if you are unable to get a job at an aerospace company.

Thank you comment icon Thanks for the advice. Forrest
Thank you comment icon I am in the same boat as Forrest, first thanks for the places. A follow up question is what specifically does Google do within the aerospace field? Daniel
Thank you comment icon All they have publicly announced is Google Loon. Check out: http://www.google.com/loon/ Michael Kehoe
Thank you comment icon Thank you for all your help. Daniel
Thank you comment icon Do you know if any of these companies operate in the Silicon Valley? Forrest
Thank you comment icon NASA and Lockheed Martin have a presence in Silicon Valley (Mountain View). I'm not sure if there are any other companies down there Michael Kehoe
Thank you comment icon Thanks for the information. Forrest
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Alexander’s Answer

There are a lot of smaller aerospace companies out there. Here is a list of a few to get you started: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Aerospace_companies_of_the_United_States. Check Glassdoor and LinkedIn jobs for more options near you. There are a lot of options in California, so it shouldn't be too challenging to find opportunities near you. It can be a challenge to find a job anywhere, but if you work hard and do well in school, it shouldn't be any more difficult than any other industry.
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