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Skyryse jobs

🇺🇸 United States · Autonomous Vehicles
Latest round
$300M
4 Feb 2026
Open roles
20
20 posted in the last 30 days
Backed by
2 investors
Autopilot Ventures, Fidelity Management
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Open roles at Skyryse

20 live roles, newest first
Structural Analyst & Test Engineer
El Segundo, CA 13 Oct 2026
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Validation & Verification Engineer
El Segundo, CA 12 Oct 2026
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Sensors Integration Engineer
Camarillo, CA 12 Oct 2026
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Lead Technical Writer
El Segundo, CA 7 Oct 2026
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Electrical Engineer
El Segundo, CA 6 Oct 2026
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Senior Systems Test Engineer
El Segundo, CA 30 Sep 2026
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Systems Test Engineer
El Segundo, CA 30 Sep 2026
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Sr. Manager, Supply Chain
El Segundo, CA 28 Sep 2026
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Vice President, Operations
El Segundo, CA 28 Sep 2026
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What they do

Skyryse Inc. has raised over $300 million in a Series C funding round led by Autopilot Ventures and Fidelity Management, with additional backing from several institutional investors. The funds will be used to accelerate the certification process for their AI flight control system, SkyOS, and to expand its application across various aircraft.

Why it matters

Skyryse has developed SkyOS, an AI-powered flight control system designed to simplify piloting for planes and helicopters. The system integrates a custom flight computer with 1.3 million lines of code and features a triple-redundant architecture to ensure high safety standards, aiming to make flying more accessible and safer.

Traction

Skyryse is preparing to launch its first aircraft, the Skyryse One, a modified Robinson R66 helicopter, later this year. The company is targeting both private and commercial aviation markets, focusing on enhancing pilot capabilities and safety through advanced automation.

Where the market is going

Skyryse is positioned to disrupt traditional piloting methods dominated by legacy systems, such as those used by major helicopter manufacturers. By leveraging AI and advanced safety protocols, Skyryse is betting on a future where flying is not only safer but also more intuitive, potentially reshaping the aviation landscape.

Backed by
Autopilot VenturesFidelity Management
Analysis updated 14 May 2026 Full deal history on MapCo →
Hiring at Skyryse

Why Skyryse is hiring

Skyryse closed a $300M funding round in February 2026, with investors including Autopilot Ventures and Fidelity Management. It currently has 20 open roles, 20 of them posted in the last 30 days, with hiring concentrated in El Segundo, Camarillo and Hawthorne.

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FAQ

Skyryse jobs: common questions

Is Skyryse hiring?

Yes. Skyryse has 20 open roles on SuperAIJobs right now, including 20 posted in the last 30 days. The list is refreshed daily from Skyryse’s own careers site.

Where are Skyryse jobs located?

Most open roles at Skyryse are in El Segundo, Camarillo and Hawthorne.

Does Skyryse hire remotely?

None of Skyryse’s current roles are listed as remote, so expect to work from one of its offices.

How much has Skyryse raised?

The latest round we track is a $300M funding round in February 2026. Investors include Autopilot Ventures and Fidelity Management. See the full deal history on MapCo.

What does Skyryse do?

Skyryse has developed SkyOS, an AI-powered flight control system designed to simplify piloting for planes and helicopters.

How do I apply for a job at Skyryse?

Every role on this page links straight to Skyryse’s own application page, so you apply directly — SuperAIJobs never sits in between.