Where do aerodynamics engineers work?

Aerodynamics engineers work mainly in the aerospace, aeronautical, and astronautical fields. This includes weapons manufacturers that make missiles and rockets. Aerodynamics engineers spend their workdays in a variety of locations including doing field testing, visiting manufacturing sites, and working in laboratories or offices. Today, the majority of your work is in the office or lab because the aerospace field depends largely on developing computer simulations to model how a structure stands up in certain conditions.