LAT Aerospace is an Indian aerospace company building aircraft, defence systems and gas turbine engines in-house. Its civil aviation program is developing an 8-seat hybrid-electric short take-off and landing aircraft designed to operate from compact air-stops and improve regional connectivity. The company is also developing autonomy, perception, sensor-fusion, navigation and control technologies for civil and defence applications, alongside indigenous gas turbine engines. LAT has flight-tested its STOL technology demonstrators and is building propulsion, electronics, embedded systems and testing capabilities internally.
LAT Aerospace offers candidates the opportunity to work on unusually broad, first-principles aerospace engineering problems spanning hybrid-electric aircraft, gas turbine engines, autonomy, radar, embedded systems and defence technology. The company has demonstrated its STOL technology in flight, is building major subsystems and testing infrastructure internally, and has expanded its defence capabilities through the acquisition of Sharang Shakti. Current roles indicate hands-on ownership from design and simulation through hardware testing and field deployment. The environment is primarily on-site and suited to engineers interested in deep-tech development and cross-disciplinary hardware-software work.
Software Development
Embedded and Real-Time Systems
Engineering and Simulation
Embedded Hardware
RF and Signal Processing
Deepinder Goyal co-founded LAT Aerospace and provided its initial financial backing. He previously founded Zomato, later part of Eternal, and has extensive experience building and scaling technology businesses in India. He studied at IIT Delhi. At LAT, he has been involved in the company's aerospace vision, engineering programs and expansion into indigenous defence technology.
Surobhi Das co-founded LAT Aerospace after a long operating career at Zomato, where she held senior leadership roles, and experience with Blinkit. Earlier, she worked at Bain & Company and studied at IIM Ahmedabad. She leads LAT's execution across its aircraft, propulsion and broader aerospace programs and regularly shares updates on engineering development and hiring.
The Economic Times
LAT Aerospace acquired Gurugram-based defence robotics startup Sharang Shakti, its first acquisition. The move expands LAT's in-house capabilities in autonomy, perception, sensing, navigation, guidance and control technologies intended for both defence and civil aviation programs.
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LAT AerospaceBangalore, India
LAT AerospaceBangalore, India
LAT AerospaceBangalore, India
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