Your work flies
The panels you machine, the boards you solder, and the code you write end up in devices pilots train on. You will see your work leave the workshop — and know exactly which part of it is yours.
Careers
We build simulators. But first, we build the team.
VOA.aero is a hands-on engineering house in Maia, Porto. Software, hardware, electronics, and certification under one roof — and a team small enough that your work is visible in every device that leaves the building.
Why VOA
Work you can point at.
The full stack under one roof
Flight models, CNC machining, PCB design, and certification documents live in the same building. You learn across disciplines instead of inside a silo.
Small team, visible impact
No layers between you and the product. Decisions happen at the workbench, good ideas ship fast, and nobody is anonymous.
Day to day
Where you'll work.
Open roles
Join a team that owns the full simulator stack.
If you like practical engineering, workshop reality, and aviation-grade documentation, we would like to hear from you.
Full-timeNew
Embedded firmware engineer
- You will design, develop, and test embedded firmware for high-reliability products in our R&D team.
- You will build software for automated test systems and production test jigs, and validate products from firmware to hardware.
- You will work in embedded C (bare-metal) with RTOS, ARM Cortex-M / STM32, and interfaces such as SPI, I²C, UART, CAN, and Ethernet.
How it works
Three steps. No theatre.
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1
Apply
Send your CV or a LinkedIn link through the form. A short intro is enough — no cover-letter rituals.
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2
Talk
A 30-to-45-minute conversation with the people you would actually work with. Technical, honest, two-way.
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3
Decide
We answer quickly either way. If it is a yes, you will know what your first month looks like.
Open application
Don't see the exact fit?
Tell us what you are good at. A real person reads every application — usually within a few days — and routes it to the right team.
Send an open application