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Skydweller Aero Inc.
- Locations
- Madrid only
- Work style
- All on-site
- Level
- Mid-Level for 3 of 3
- Locations
- Madrid only
- Work style
- All on-site
- Level
- Mid-Level for 3 of 3
Embedded Software Engineer
Project Manager
About the company
Skydweller Aero Inc. is a pioneering transatlantic aerospace company developing and manufacturing a fleet of very large solar-powered aircraft capable of achieving perpetual uncrewed flight with heavy, powerful payloads. The aircraft are designed for long-duration missions such as maritime domain awareness, intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance, non-terrestrial communications, and emergency services, offering cost savings of 10X to 100X compared to combustion-powered alternatives and featuring zero carbon footprint. The company is headquartered in Oklahoma City, USA, with research and development facilities in Spain and Mississippi.
For International Professionals
- The company has a research and development facility in Madrid, Spain, and offers dedicated Spain-based career opportunities.
- Skydweller's aircraft are solar-powered and autonomous, providing a green, zero-carbon-footprint alternative to traditional combustion-powered aircraft.
- The company is developing the world's largest solar-powered autonomous aircraft, capable of perpetual flight with heavy payloads.
- Skydweller is headquartered in Oklahoma City, USA, with additional facilities in Mississippi and Spain, offering a transatlantic work environment.
Offices in Spain
Skydweller Aero · Madrid
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Company History
Skydweller Aero Inc. is a transatlantic aerospace company developing and manufacturing very large solar-powered aircraft capable of perpetual uncrewed flight with heavy payloads. It was co-founded by Robert Miller, who previously co-founded Parry Labs and held leadership roles at Northrop Grumman and Lockheed Martin. The company is headquartered in Oklahoma City, with research and development facilities in Spain and Mississippi.