Hey everyone,

I’m currently interviewing with United Launch Alliance (ULA) for a Software Engineer role in the Denver/Centennial area, specifically working on trajectory simulation software.

I’m trying to get a better sense of what it’s actually like to work at ULA from people who currently work there or have worked there recently.

A few things I’m particularly curious about:

• What is the work-life balance like?
• How much of the work is actually software development vs. meetings/support/other tasks?
• How are career growth and promotions?
• How is compensation compared with other aerospace/defense companies?
• How flexible is hybrid/remote work?
• What is the general atmosphere like around the Denver/Centennial sites?
• Anything you wish you knew before joining ULA?

I’d especially appreciate perspectives from software engineers, but I’m interested in hearing from anyone who has worked there.

Thanks!