Joby Aviation is Hiring in Monterey Bay

Joby Aviation Expands in Monterey, Creating New Opportunities for Skilled Aviation Talent

Joby Aviation is ramping up hiring in Monterey as it expands its local facility, positioning the Central Coast as a key hub in its mission to bring electric air taxis to market. The company’s Monterey operations are playing an increasingly critical role as Joby moves closer to commercializing its revolutionary aircraft.

The recent expansion of the Marina facility is part of Joby’s broader effort to scale up manufacturing and support the rigorous testing and certification process required by the Federal Aviation Administration. As the company grows, so does its need for highly skilled aviation professionals—particularly A&P (Airframe & Powerplant) mechanics—to join its rapidly expanding team.

These mechanics are essential in assembling, maintaining, and ensuring the safety of Joby’s aircraft as it prepares for customer operations. The roles offer a unique opportunity to work on cutting-edge electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) technology—an entirely new category of zero-emissions aircraft designed to reduce urban congestion and connect communities in new ways.

Joby is seeking candidates who share a passion for aviation and innovation, and who are excited by the chance to help shape the future of flight. Employees will be joining a team that is not only building aircraft but also pioneering an industry, with Monterey at the heart of that effort.

For Monterey County, this expansion means more than just jobs—it’s an investment in the local economy, offering high-quality, technical positions in a growing clean technology sector. It also reinforces the region’s role as a player in the next generation of transportation.

Interested candidates can explore current openings and apply directly through Joby’s careers page at JOBY: COME FLY WITH US

As Joby’s footprint in Monterey grows, so too does its vision: transforming the way people move, while creating opportunities for those ready to build the future of flight.