Jobs at AstroForge

The IT Systems Administrator at AstroForge will build and maintain internal tech infrastructure, support users, manage network and security compliance, and handle hardware lifecycle management.

Integrate spacecraft subsystems into flight-ready vehicles and develop, execute, and document component-, subsystem-, and system-level tests. Perform environmental and performance testing, troubleshoot anomalies, maintain test fixtures and ground support equipment, track verification results and corrective actions, and support pre-launch checkout, fueling, and launch-vehicle integration. The role requires detailed configuration and test-data documentation, hands-on work with flight hardware, and flexible hours during critical test and launch campaigns.

As a Spacecraft Test Engineer, you will develop test strategies, design test equipment, automate tests, lead environmental campaigns, and document results to ensure spacecraft readiness.

Coordinates factory and office operations, including procurement, inventory, purchase orders, invoices, shipping and receiving, office supplies, food services, and vendor relationships. Maintains an organized, well-stocked workplace, resolves day-to-day issues proactively, and develops scalable operational processes. The role requires onsite work in Seal Beach, California and supports a fast-paced aerospace startup.

Own fabrication, assembly, integration, and test of flight hardware. Stand up production processes, manage technicians, set schedules and metrics, resolve manufacturability issues, coordinate supply chain, select production software, and communicate status to engineering and leadership.

As a CNC Machinist & Fabricator, you'll program and operate CNC machines to produce aerospace components, ensuring precision and quality in machining and fabrication processes.

The Mechanical Engineer focuses on leading spacecraft mechanical design, managing CAD development, and ensuring quality through collaboration with various teams. Responsibilities include overseeing designs, applying engineering principles, creating documentation, and mentoring others.

Design and analyze spacecraft mechanisms, oversee their development from concept through testing, and collaborate with teams to ensure reliability and performance.

The Power Systems Engineer will design, test, and deliver spacecraft power electronics, collaborating across teams to ensure mission level goals are met.

Design RF hardware for satellite communication, conduct RF testing, evaluate space links, and lead RF compatibility testing for future missions.

Develop and maintain embedded software for spacecraft systems, write hardware drivers, troubleshoot software issues, and collaborate with teams throughout the software lifecycle.