San Francisco, California
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17d ago
In the early decades of aviation, flying itself was no longer the hardest problem. The harder challenge was coordination. As air travel scaled, what once relied on intuition and informal communication required entirely new operational systems: structured procedures, clear ownership, control mechanisms, and real-time coordination that could maintain safety without slowing movement. Modern air traffic control didn't exist to restrict progress. It existed to make scale possible. At Mercury, we're
Full-time
USD 154,200.00 - 192,800.00 per year












