What Trueanomaly is hiring right now

Open roles read straight from the applicant tracking system on Trueanomaly's own career page, not from a job board. Counted daily, so the direction is visible as well as the number.

Open roles 166
Departments 32
Countries 1
Flagged remote by the employer 0 (0%)
Posted in the last 30 days 43
Median age of an open role 58 days
Roles first seen in the last 14 days 20
Roles we have seen close 26

Where the hiring sits: Mechanical Engineering (18), Production (16), Payloads Engineering (13), Test Engineering (10), Propulsion Engineering (10).

Where the roles sit, as the employer lists them: Denver, CO or Long Beach, CA (80), Long Beach, CA (32), Denver, CO (26), Washington, DC (3).

Countries with the most openings, where the listing resolves to a country: United States (165).

The roles posted most recently

Role Where Posted
Software Engineer I, Perception (New Grad) Denver, CO or Long Beach, CA 2026-08-25
Software Engineer I, Full Stack (New Grad) Denver, CO or Long Beach, CA 2026-08-25
Senior Manager, Enterprise Security Denver, CO or Long Beach, CA 2026-08-25
Software Engineer I, Data Science (New Grad) Denver, CO or Long Beach, CA 2026-08-25
Software Engineer I, Spacecraft Simulation (New Grad) Denver, CO or Long Beach, CA 2026-08-25
Flight Software Engineer I (New Grad) Denver, CO or Long Beach, CA 2026-08-25

These are the six most recent of 166, as Trueanomaly published them. The wording is the employer's own; we do not rewrite a job title any more than we rewrite a filing.

Why the count alone says little

A large company always has hundreds of open roles. What carries information is which way that number moves, and which departments it moves in. We record both openings and closures, so a role disappearing from Trueanomaly's careers page is a recorded event rather than a silent absence.

Half of these roles have been open for more than 58 days. A long median is not by itself a sign of trouble - some roles are hard to fill and some boards are simply pruned rarely - but it does mean the headline count says less about this month than it appears to.

Being straight about what this is

Not advice, and not a complete picture. This is one company's own careers page. It says nothing about revenue, headcount or plans, and we do not claim otherwise.

A short observation window. We started recording opens and closes on this set in August 2026, so "what changed" is weeks deep and grows daily. The posting dates above come from the employer and reach back further than our own record.

Refreshed once a night, read from eleven applicant tracking systems. No salary fields and no candidate data: they are not in the source.

DataSignals Lab publishes data and research. Informational only, not investment advice, not an offer or solicitation. Every figure links back to the official filing so you can verify it yourself.