Graduate Engineer: Missile & Hypersonics Systems Performance

Posted 9 days ago

johns hopkins applied physics labLaurel (MD)

Aerospace Engineers Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing

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About the role

The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) seeks engineers who recently earned a degree in aerospace or mechanical engineering to support modeling, simulation, test and evaluation, and concept development for strategic missile, reentry, and hypersonic systems. You will contribute to multidisciplinary efforts, delivering data-driven insights to government partners, and collaborating across teams to advance missile and hypersonic vehicle performance.

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