Careers

Create the Future of Space Access

Aurora Launch Services (ALS), a wholly owned subsidiary of Alaska Aerospace Corporation, provides wide range of career opportunities to help define the future of spaceport operations.  Whether you’re a mid-career aerospace professional, seeking new challenges in the new space economy, or a semi-retired experienced space professional looking for occasional work, Aurora Launch Services offers several opportunities.  Aurora employees enjoy competitive pay, paid time off, flexible work schedules, and benefits.

Check out our open positions below.  If you don’t see something that is a perfect fit and are interested in joining our team, please send us your resume and a short note why you’re interested in a career at Aurora Launch Services.

Explore our current openings below. If you don't see a role that aligns with your interests and strengths today, we encourage you to check back as our team continues to grow. Send us a resume and a brief note about your interests, experience, and how your experience could contribute to our mission at careers@akaerospace.gov. We’d be glad to hear from you!

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Senior Contract Specialist

Reporting to the Contract Manager, the Senior Contract Specialist independently performs and leads the end-to-end procurement lifecycle by developing acquisition strategies, strategic solicitation documents and overseeing comprehensive contract administration. The role ensures full alignment with federal, state, and internal regulations through proactive performance monitoring, milestone tracking, and deliverable oversight. The Senior Contract Specialist serves as the first line contracting advisor and primary contracting point of contact to mitigate risk and ensure contractual obligations effectively support organizational and program objectives.

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Director of Environmental, Health and Safety

Reporting to the Spaceport Manager, the Director of Environmental, Health and Safety (EHS) leads the implementation of Environmental, Health, and Safety initiatives, balancing multiple priorities and adapting quickly to changing demands. This position provides strategic direction and applies sound EHS principles to resolve complex issues, support regulatory compliance, and deliver results independently and promote a strong safety culture across the organization.

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