Aerospace & Thermal Engineer: Hypersonics & Thermal Protection
johns hopkins university applied physics laboratoryLaurel (MD)
Aerospace & Thermal Engineer: Hypersonics & Thermal Protection
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johns hopkins university applied physics laboratoryLaurel (MD)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) seeks engineers and scientists to advance aerospace and thermal design for defense-related propulsion and hypersonic applications. You will work within a dynamic, collaborative team on challenging environments from hypersonic to space systems.
Applicants should hold a Master’s in a related field and be prepared to obtain security clearances. The lab emphasizes innovation, continuous learning, and strong cross-group partnerships across
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