Autonomy Control Engineer II — Spaceflight & AI

Blue Origin; Florida; On-site; USD 107,136 - 149,990; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

401(k) with company match

Paid parental leave

Disability insurance

Stock options

Paid time off

Education support

Job summary

Blue Origin is seeking engineers to develop autonomous propulsion loading software for the New Glenn rocket. You will translate P&ID concepts into robust Simulink control algorithms and flight-ready code, while collaborating with simulation and launch teams to verify models and validate software in real-world flight scenarios.

The role focuses on safety-critical software with opportunities to advance AI/ML integration within aerospace workflows and to contribute to cutting-edge spaceflight

Qualifications

• BS or higher in Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical, Aerospace, Software, or related field).
• 2+ years of experience in the applicable industry and/or a controls-related role in a non-academic, professional setting.
• Experience with Simulink or other model-based design software.
• Experience working in a configuration managed development environment.
• Knowledge of programming languages such as C/C++, Python.
• Hands-on experience with AI/ML technologies and integrating AI-driven solutions into workflows.
• Willingness to learn and work with AI model integration, deployment, and optimization.

Responsibilities

• Develop software to autonomously load propellants and launch Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket.
• Translate P&ID drawings into robust Simulink control algorithms and executable flight-ready code.
• Collaborate with simulation and launch teams to verify models and validate software in real-world scenarios.

Skills

C/C++

Python

AI/ML integration

Education

B.S. or higher in Engineering

Tools

Simulink

GitLab

Linux

StateFlow

plant simulations

software integration

Job description

Blue Origin is seeking engineers to develop autonomous propulsion loading software for the New Glenn rocket. You will translate P&ID concepts into robust Simulink control algorithms and flight-ready code, while collaborating with simulation and launch teams to verify models and validate software in real-world flight scenarios.

The role focuses on safety-critical software with opportunities to advance AI/ML integration within aerospace workflows and to contribute to cutting-edge spaceflight