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ZeroAvia is developing hydrogen-electric propulsion systems for aviation, aiming to produce what it describes as the world's first practical zero-emission aviation powertrain. The company's work spans hydrogen fuel cell systems, electric propulsion, and aviation powertrain engineering. Its initial target is 20-seat aircraft, with a goal of delivering zero-emission flight as early as 2026.

The company also supplies electric propulsion component technologies for applications beyond aviation, including land and sea transportation. Its product portfolio includes hydrogen-electric engines and associated refueling solutions.

ZeroAvia operates from facilities in the UK, at Kemble and London, and in the United States in Everett, Washington. The team is focused on bringing zero-emission flight to market through hydrogen-electric technology.

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Advanced Embedded Software Engineer

ZeroAvia

Kemble, Cirencester, England, United Kingdom (On-site)

2 wk. ago

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