Boeing Starliner Hit with NASA's Most Serious Safety Mishap Classification While Company Expands Space Operations and Defense Hiring
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Shifting to Boeing's broader space efforts, the company announced on February 24 that it's moving its Defense, Space & Security headquarters to St. Louis, Missouri, as reported by SEDC News and the Missouri Partnership. This move solidifies the site's role in advanced spacecraft and tactical aircraft production, backed by multi-billion-dollar investments in facilities. It follows milestones like delivering the first T-7A Red Hawk jet and securing a $20 billion F-47 fighter contract.
Recent Boeing job postings from March 3 underscore hiring pushes in space tech. Millennium Space Systems, part of Boeing Defense, Space & Security, seeks a Spacecraft Harness Engineer in El Segundo, California, for wiring architectures on satellites from LEO to GEO missions. Another posting calls for a mid-level or senior Program Scheduler to manage timelines for national security space projects like missile warning and Earth observation.
These developments reflect Boeing's dual focus: addressing Starliner challenges amid NASA scrutiny while expanding its space and defense footprint through relocations and talent recruitment.
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