Careers at UCO Aero

Help build the platform guiding aerospace and core engineering futures.

UCO Aero is building a content, guidance and opportunity platform for aerospace, mobility, motorsport, mechanical, research and allied science pathways. This page lists internal roles for people who want to contribute to that mission.

Who we look for

Builders, communicators, researchers and operators.

Internal roles at UCO Aero may include content creation, research writing, community building, student guidance support, operations, partnerships, design, web content and opportunity curation.

01

Mission alignment

We value people who care about education, career clarity, aerospace, engineering, research and opportunity access.

02

Communication quality

Whether the role is technical or creative, clear communication and ownership are essential.

03

Execution mindset

We prefer practical builders who can take responsibility, learn quickly and deliver useful outcomes.

Internal Openings

Current and upcoming roles at UCO Aero.

These roles are pulled from UCO Aero CMS. Internal roles can be created, edited, featured and closed from Sanity without touching code.

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Hiring process

Simple, practical and role-focused.

Step 01

Apply or register interest

Submit your details, CV, links and role preference.

Step 02

Profile screening

We review your experience, communication and fit for the role.

Step 03

Task or interview

Shortlisted applicants may receive a task, call or interview.

Step 04

Decision and onboarding

Selected applicants receive next steps and onboarding details.

Apply to UCO Aero

Ready to contribute to the UCO Aero mission?

Applications can be received through email, a form or a role-specific application link managed from the CMS.

Your full name and contact details

Role you are applying for

CV, LinkedIn, portfolio or sample work

Short note on why you want to work with UCO Aero

Build with us

Help turn career confusion into practical direction.

UCO Aero is new, but the mission is clear: make serious aerospace and core engineering pathways easier to understand, prepare for and access.