Beijing Aerospace Automatic Control Research Institute

[Company Profile] Beijing Aerospace Automatic Control Research Institute of China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation, established on April 17, 1958, is the earliest overall unit for launch vehicle control systems in China. It primarily engages in professional technical research in the fields of aerospace control and information, undertaking the development tasks of control systems and key products for launch vehicles as well as in the military-civilian integration field. Since its establishment, the institute has successfully completed the development tasks of spacecraft control systems represented by the "Two Bombs, One Satellite," "Manned Space Engineering," and "Lunar Exploration Project." It has been awarded numerous honors including the National May Day Labor Certificate, the National Quality Award, the Outstanding Contribution Team for China's Manned Space Engineering, and the Outstanding Contribution Unit for the First Lunar Exploration Project. The institute currently has more than 900 employees, including over 150 doctors and over 600 masters. Five academicians of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Chinese Academy of Engineering, and seven academicians of the International Academy of Astronautics have worked in the institute. During the 12th Five-Year Plan period, the institute formed a "1+2" scientific research and production layout comprising the Yongding Road R&D design core area, the Nanyuan control system test area, and the Gu'an control system test area. The institute boasts a modern scientific research office environment and comfortable housing conditions, with youth single apartments, employee activity centers, fitness centers, and staff canteens. With the increasing economic benefits and management level, employee income and satisfaction are continuously improving. The convenient geographical location, complete living facilities, and harmonious colleague relations are precious assets for employees working and living at the institute. Facing the beautiful blueprint for the development of the aerospace industry, the institute sincerely invites outstanding talents from all walks of life to join us, working hand in hand to write a new chapter in aerospace control and information.