Our Dayton location designs cutting-edge components and instruments for both civilian and military space applications, supporting national defense, commercial space missions, and geospatial technologies. Additionally, the site has a specialized Human Factors portfolio that develops advanced biological and cognitive technologies aimed at optimizing performance and protecting the warfighter.
Join our team
Our talented employees in Dayton are about pushing the limits of innovation to help establish the future of defense. With a unique set of capabilities, we depend on a diverse set of functions to provide a mission-critical advantage for our customers. Our team in Dayton primarily consists of but is not limited to:
• Engineers: Software, systems, electrical, mechanical, signal and image • Human factors professionals • Intelligence analysts • Contracts administrators • Cybersecurity professionals • Scientists • Software developers
Home to about 300 employees, the facility is located in the suburbs of Dayton in the town of Fairborn. The 70,000 square feet building is located just outside the gates of Wright Patterson Air Force Base (WPAFB) and right across the street from Wright State University.
Click here to learn more about Integrated Cockpit Sensing, one of the innovations our Dayton team works on.
About the area
Located midway between the Ohio state capitol, Columbus and Cincinnati, Dayton offers a mix of affordability, historical significance, and a strong sense of community. Known as the “Birthplace of Aviation,” Dayton has a rich history of invention and innovation. Wright Patterson Air Force Base (WPAFB) is a vital part of the Dayton community and is home to the Air Force Material Command, Air Force Life Cycle Management Center, National Air and Space Intelligence Center, the Air Force Institute of Technology and the Air Force Research Laboratories.
For the outdoor enthusiast, Dayton has hundreds of miles of bike paths, a multitude of parks, and plenty of rivers and lakes.
Dayton and the surrounding area are known for their local events and festivals that they hold throughout the year. The city’s downtown has undergone billions of dollars’ worth of revitalization initiatives and is home to a growing arts scene, breweries, high-tech companies and local restaurants.
Dayton's local attractions
• National Museum of United States Air Force
• National Aviation Hall of Fame
• Carillon Historical Park
• The Dayton Art Institute (DAI)
• Oktoberfest
• Celtic Festival
• 2nd Street Market
• Levitt Pavilion Dayton
• Boonshoft Museum of Discovery
• University of Dayton and Wright State University athletics and performing arts
• Day Air Ballpark
• SunWatch Indian Village/Archaeological Park
• RiverScape MetroPark
Looking for a Midwest gem where innovation takes flight, creativity thrives, and a sense of community is woven into the very fabric of the city? Welcome to Dayton.
Commitment to innovation:
Dayton thrives as a hub of innovation, proudly home to the Wright Brothers and renowned for its aviation and aerospace legacy. Today, the city actively drives progress across various sectors, including defense, manufacturing, engineering, healthcare and technology, maintaining a strong commitment to shaping the future.
Cost of living:
Ranked the 25th most affordable city in the United States to live in by U.S. News & World Report, Dayton combines big-city benefits with small-town affordability. Residents enjoy a range of community options including suburban neighborhoods or city dwelling. .
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Educational spirit:
The city has a passion for education and forward-thinking. Multiple first-class universities are located in Dayton, each serving as a research hub that makes it an environment where both individuals and businesses can thrive by staying ahead in a competitive world. .
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Centralized location:
Dayton is located just a few hours from Columbus and Cincinnati as well within a day's drive of major metropolitan areas like Chicago, Detroit, and Indianapolis. With excellent highway access and a convenient regional airport, the city’s central location offers both professionals and families the flexibility to travel with ease. .
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Rich arts and recreation:
From renowned institutions like the Dayton Art Institute to the city’s diverse performing arts scene, Dayton offers cultural experiences for all interests. Outdoor enthusiasts will also find plenty to love, with over 300 miles of biking trails, scenic parks and year-round recreational activities. .
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