Jobs at Astranis Space Technologies

As a Mission Engineering Intern, you will assist in designing, testing, and executing satellite operations procedures while investigating anomalies and developing tools for mission operations.

As a Reliability Test Intern, you'll collaborate with teams to develop reliability tests, operate testing equipment, execute tests, and analyze data for satellite hardware.

The Market Access Manager will drive market access efforts, manage regulatory authorizations for satellites, and engage with authorities to facilitate expansion outside the US.

The Intern will support spectrum resource development, learn spectrum management, FCC licensing, and perform RF interference analyses for Astranis satellites.

The Earth Stations Engineer is responsible for designing, integrating, testing, and troubleshooting earth stations, coordinating with multiple disciplines, and improving system designs while providing technical support and overseeing project progress.

Work with the reliability design team to perform reliability analyses and DFMEA on satellite flight hardware, write code to evaluate performance and automate hardware testing, and support hands-on design, build, and test activities for power electronics and other satellite systems during a twelve-week internship.

Perform reliability analyses and DFMEA on satellite flight hardware; collaborate with the reliability design team to analyze and test electronics; develop code to evaluate performance and automate hardware testing; support hands-on design, build, and test activities for satellite systems.

The Mission Engineering Associate will assist in satellite operations procedures, investigate anomalies, and develop tools for high service uptime. Requires a related B.S. degree and Python scripting skills.

As a Propulsion Engineer Intern, you'll design, analyze, and test propulsion hardware, engaging in interdisciplinary projects to gain practical experience.

As a Power Electronics Intern, you will work with the power engineering team on hardware projects, prototype designs, and automation scripts for testing satellite hardware.

As an Associate Engineer, you'll design, build, and test satellite hardware/software alongside an engineering team, focusing on meaningful projects.

As an FPGA Associate at Astranis, you will develop RTL for FPGA applications, interact with high-speed peripherals, and collaborate with engineering teams on hands-on projects.

As an FPGA Intern, you'll develop RTL for FPGA applications, collaborate with engineers, and test hardware/software for advanced satellite systems.

As an Antenna Intern, you will design, build and test antenna systems for satellites, working closely with engineering teams.

As a Mechanical Engineer Intern, you will work on satellite hardware/software design, perform mechanical analysis, and integrate parts into spacecraft systems.

Define, build, and automate propulsion component and system-level tests and test equipment; perform design/analysis/trade studies; develop and execute test plans; collaborate cross-functionally and assist hiring.

As a Flight Software Associate, you'll design, write, and test software for satellites while collaborating with the engineering team, all during a twelve-week salaried program.

Work with the Guidance, Navigation, and Control team to design, build, and test satellite software and hardware. Role for new grads/MS students with control theory and estimation knowledge, hands-on software/hardware development experience, and familiarity with Python or C/C++. Twelve-week salaried associate position; US work-authorized applicants only.

Work with the Guidance, Navigation, and Control team to design, build, and test satellite software and hardware. Contribute to control, estimation, and spacecraft-related development and verification tasks during a twelve-week internship.

Drive propulsion, mechanical, and thermal engineering development, ensuring project completion on schedule and budget through cross-functional collaboration.