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It takes a special team to do what we’re doing—to make the world dramatically more accessible. Our team has made key contributions in aerospace and beyond, from shaping early e-commerce to designing hypersonic vehicles to closing the purchase of commercial airplanes. We’ve done hard things before.
The Overture Superfactory
Starting in 2023, we will seek applicants to help us build the supersonic future in Greensboro, North Carolina. If you would like to be notified when new opportunities become available, please submit your contact information and we will keep it on file.
University relations
We are excited to open internships at the Overture Superfactory starting in the summer of 2023. If you're a North Carolina educational institution interested in learning more, please email us at universityrelations@boomsupersonic.com.
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Staff in numbers
30
Licensed pilots
17
Founded a company
24
Worked on space programs
13
Hold at least 1 U.S. patent
18
Flown inverted
7
Pulled 5+ G in an aircraft
8
Went to space camp
7
Worked on supersonic aircraft programs
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Featured employees
Erin Young
Lead Engineer, Flight Controls
At Boom, Erin leads the flight control systems design for XB-1. Erin is the company’s 10th employee and has been around for most of the company’s milestones, having come on board even before Boom had gone through Y Combinator. Before Boom, Erin designed flight control systems for the Scorpion Jet at Textron Aviation in Wichita, KS. She’s passionate about getting more women into STEM and serves on the executive council for the Rocky Mountain section of the Society of Women Engineers.
Greg Krauland
Chief Engineer, XB-1
Greg is Chief Engineer on the XB-1 program and former fuel systems design lead at Boom. Greg joined Boom after 8 years at SpaceX, where he managed the Falcon 9 second stage, overseeing fluid systems, structures, operations, and build engineering teams. Prior to SpaceX, Greg worked at Scaled Composites on the SpaceShipTwo and WhiteKnightTwo programs.
XB-1 will fly in 2022, and we are on our way to Overture first flight in 2025.
