Full-Time
Hermeus
201-500 employees
Develops hypersonic aircraft for high-speed travel
Compensation Overview
$159.8k - $195.3k/yr
Mid, Senior
Atlanta, GA, USA
This position is onsite in Atlanta, GA.
US Citizenship Required
- Bachelor’s degree in computer science or field of study applicable to the role or equivalent work experience.
- Experience managing projects, including system upgrades and process improvements. Ability to work under tight deadlines and handle multiple priorities.
- Effective written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to interact with cross-functional teams and present technical information clearly to non-technical stakeholders.
- Solid problem solving and analytical skills required.
- Demonstrated ability to define application architectures that solve business needs, and create roadmap that communicate the business applications architecture changes over time that will create an application suite that meets desired business capabilities.
- Demonstrated capability to convert business desires/needs into documented application/business requirements and testing scenarios that can be used to drive application change and testing.
- Understand the current and future business process strategy and create an applications architecture and business applications roadmap that communicates how we will realize that vision.
- Oversee the daily operations of all Hermeus MES (Manufacturo) and ERP (NetSuite) Platforms and associated applications such as Bartender, Ramp.com, Bill.com, Propricer as well as Epsilon3 this will include configuration, monitoring, and troubleshooting to ensure system availability and performance for the organization.
- Provide technical support and training to end-users, including resolving system issues and managing user access and permissions.
- Document and validate end user requirements and ensure current applications are sufficiently meeting business needs. Develop roadmaps for feature enhancements, upgrades or replacements when needed to meet these needs.
- Provide and manage production support for Hermeus tools, including ERP interfaces, test interfaces, MES master data maintenance & process modeling, MES functionality (transactions and user interfaces), and Database / reporting functions.
- Work closely with IT and engineering teams to integrate all applications with other systems such as MES, ERP and PLM, ensuring smooth data flow and interoperability.
- Configures system settings and options, plans and executes integration acceptance testing with required documentation
- Creates, configures, and updates product workflows across business applications.
- Communicate system functionality requirements on behalf of the end-user by building consensus with engineers, and business leadership to ensure that system functionality and solutions meets business needs.
- Ensure accurate and timely data capture within all business applications, including monitoring data integrity and generating reports to support decision-making.
- Analyze system performance and workflows to identify areas for improvement. Implement enhancements to optimize manufacturing processes and productivity.
- Maintain comprehensive documentation for system configurations, processes, and troubleshooting guides. Create user manuals and training materials as needed.
- Ensure that all Hermeus applications complies with industry regulations and company policies, including data security and quality standards.
- Participate in projects, including new system implementations, upgrades, and process changes. Coordinate with vendors and external partners as required for application efficiency.
- Prior experience (1 – 3 years) in a hardware manufacturing environment or related industry preferred.
- Understanding JavaScript, Python, VBA, SQL, VB.NET and/or Java EE, IIS and/or WebSphere, and XML a plus but not required.
- Programming experience that includes an object oriented or scripting language a plus.
- Knowledge of Windows 10, Windows 11 and/or Windows Server, Familiarity with networking protocols desired.
Hermeus is developing a hypersonic aircraft capable of reaching speeds of Mach 5, which is over twice the speed of the Concorde, allowing for travel at approximately 3,800 miles per hour. This technology aims to significantly cut down travel times for airlines and government agencies interested in high-speed transportation. The aircraft's engine is powered by the Pratt & Whitney F100 turbine, and the company has recently achieved a key milestone by successfully testing this engine. Hermeus differentiates itself from competitors by focusing specifically on hypersonic travel, a niche that promises to transform the aerospace industry. The company's goal is to create and sell these high-speed aircraft, and it has garnered strong investor support, raising $100 million in a Series B funding round led by Sam Altman.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Early VC
Total Funding
$216M
Headquarters
Atlanta, Georgia
Founded
2018
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Hermeus raised $100 million in Series B funding, showing strong investor confidence.
- The U.S. Department of Defense's investment in hypersonic tech could benefit Hermeus.
- Advancements in heat-resistant materials enhance Hermeus' aircraft design and performance.
What critics are saying
- Competition from Boom Supersonic could impact Hermeus' market share.
- Regulatory challenges may delay Hermeus' new hypersonic test facility in Florida.
- Technical failures during testing phases could impact investor confidence.
What makes Hermeus unique
- Hermeus is developing Mach 5 hypersonic aircraft, faster than the Concorde.
- The company successfully tested its hypersonic engine with Pratt & Whitney F100 turbine.
- Hermeus partners with US Air Force and NASA for technology development.
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Benefits
Paid family leave
Employer-paid health care
Stock options
Competitive salary
PTO
Team bonding
Growth & Insights and Company News
6 month growth
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US aerospace firm Hermeus has broken ground on a new facility in Florida for advanced testing on its hypersonic engine and aircraft.
Hermeus intends to develop future aerospace propulsion systems for reusable hypersonic vehicles for the Department of Defense using four Cecil Airport facilities, records show.