Hermeus

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This was the first car to break the sound barrier. It's called the Thrust SSC and it holds the world land-speed record: 763 mph. We like fast things.

24,791 mph. The fastest speed ever experienced by humans. It happened in the Apollo 10 Command Module upon its return to earth. We like fast things.

The fastest human-powered bike in the world, the Aerovelo Eta. In 2016 it hit 89.59 mph. We like fast things.

We're building Mach 5 aircraft to spend more time on the ground and less time on the plane.

40 years ago you could fly from New York to London in under 3 hours. Today it takes 7 hours. We think that's messed up and are working to make our future faster.

We could tell you about how our internships are world class, or you could hear it straight from them. Here's what Amber, had to say about her time at Hermeus: "Getting to own hardware as an intern is practically unheard of, and at Hermeus, I was given responsibility for the rapid design, modeling, analysis, and manufacturing of components for a Mach 5 engine. Not only did Hermeus give me the responsibility to independently grow my technical aerospace engineering skills, but also gave me access to a team comprised of some of the brightest minds in the field. Above all, the company culture at Hermeus made me look forward to coming into the office each day to work as a part of the most dedicated, high energy team to make Mach 5 commercial flight a reality."

The view from 83,000 ft. Just about the altitude we'll be flying. Photo taken from an SR-71 flight.

We are hiring and we're looking for a test engineer in propulsion. Let's make some noise! --> https://bit.ly/38hFVj9

Nah, it's not as complicated as it looks