Jobs at EnduroSat

Integrate satellite modules and subsystems at an on-site aerospace facility, troubleshoot electrical and mechanical issues, improve integration procedures, support functional and environmental testing, and document nonconformances. The role requires collaboration with technicians, design and test teams, and Quality. Candidates need an engineering bachelor’s degree, spacecraft or aerospace hardware integration/test experience, spaceflight-grade workmanship, and the ability to read technical schematics and interface documents.

Leads test engineering for a new satellite assembly, integration, and test facility. Defines verification strategies, establishes laboratory equipment and ground support systems, builds and manages the test team, oversees external environmental test campaigns, performs hands-on test execution and troubleshooting, and reviews results for hardware readiness approval. The role covers functional, RF, vibration, shock, thermal vacuum, thermal cycling, and EMI/EMC testing.

Generates and qualifies leads for the commercial team by researching space-industry prospects, executing multichannel outreach, conducting discovery conversations, and setting qualified meetings. Maintains CRM records and pipeline accuracy, tracks outreach and conversion KPIs, supports proposals and presentations, and monitors satellite-market trends and competitors.

Design and develop nanosatellites and small satellites by coordinating software and hardware engineering teams. Define and decompose system requirements, communicate with end users, support satellite subsystem design, and guide projects through their lifecycle. The role involves requirements writing, system modeling, mission-budget analysis, orbit simulation, and risk management across communications, power, propulsion, and other satellite systems.

Design and integrate reusable RTL and IP blocks for satellite modules. Build testing frameworks, constrain designs, analyze timing and power, and test implementations on evaluation and custom hardware. The role requires digital design and verification experience, knowledge of the full FPGA/ASIC design flow, multi-clock domain logic, and Verilog or VHDL expertise. Familiarity with communications standards, Vivado, embedded Linux, or UVM is advantageous.

Build and operate AWS and Kubernetes infrastructure using Terraform, GitOps, and GitLab CI. Develop AI-assisted tools for incident triage, log analysis, runbook execution, and pipeline diagnostics. Establish governance for AI-generated infrastructure code, secrets, and production access. Monitor reliability, performance, and cloud costs while collaborating with software teams. Evaluate AI tools and models, improve automation, and support secure, scalable deployment of satellite software.

Designs and develops hardware for next-generation satellite modules. Responsibilities include analyzing hardware requirements, creating and interpreting electrical schematics, using simulation and measurement tools, designing multilayer high-speed PCBs, and supporting customer troubleshooting, testing, and validation. Requires an electronic engineering degree, hands-on hardware design experience, and expertise in analog, digital, mixed-signal, high-density, and signal-integrity design.

Identify commercial opportunities, grow customer deals, build business relationships, and commercialize advanced space technologies. The role develops proposals, aligns solutions with customer needs, coordinates cross-functional commercial efforts, meets sales targets, tracks space industry trends, and represents the company at industry conferences. It requires collaboration with systems engineering and technology teams, customer relationship management, and occasional travel.

Identify and develop commercial opportunities, accelerate customer deals, build long-term business relationships, achieve sales targets, coordinate commercial efforts, align space technology solutions with customer needs, and represent the company at industry conferences. The role collaborates with engineering and technology teams, develops proposals, tracks space industry trends, and supports customer negotiations in French and English.

Designs and maintains backend services, APIs, cloud-native solutions, and NoSQL data stores for a satellite operations platform. Implements authentication and permissions, orchestrates AI-assisted engineering workflows, and owns features from requirements through production deployment and operation. Requires strong software engineering judgment, especially in evaluating AI-generated code for correctness and safety.

Owns EnduroSat’s internal and external communications, translating complex satellite engineering into clear, factual, customer-focused messaging. Responsibilities include communications planning, internal news gathering, technical writing and editing, media relations, PR, social media coordination, customer case studies, co-marketing, internal updates, and performance measurement. The role partners closely with leadership, engineering, product, sales, and customer success teams to maintain consistent messaging and support media, customer, and company announcements.

The Systems Engineer will define and manage satellite system requirements, translate customer needs into technical specifications, evaluate and negotiate satellite solutions, and coordinate software and hardware engineering teams. The role oversees projects from concept through deployment, ensuring technical alignment, execution, and delivery. Responsibilities include analyzing mission budgets, supporting system and subsystem design, communicating technical concepts, and contributing to commercial, governmental, and scientific nanosatellite missions.

Leads satellite subsystem and full-vehicle integration, testing, documentation, quality, supplier coordination, and continuous improvement. Manages and develops the integration team while collaborating with engineering, quality, and manufacturing stakeholders. Performs hands-on spacecraft integration and troubleshooting, supports root-cause investigations, oversees bills of materials, and ensures production schedules and integration processes meet quality, cost, and delivery goals.

Leads end-to-end flight operations for multiple spacecraft missions, including critical events, anomaly investigations, procedures, contingency planning, risk mitigation, and operational automation. Coordinates across engineering teams to improve fleet reliability and scalability. Requires spacecraft systems expertise, scripting and telemetry analysis skills, operational leadership, documentation experience, and mentoring capability.

Develop and execute manual and automated tests for satellite embedded systems. Create test plans, investigate defects, maintain testing infrastructure, report results, and collaborate with software, hardware, and mechanical engineering teams to ensure reliable products before customer shipment.

Owns final technical authority for US spacecraft programs, including system architecture, mission-specific customization, payload integration, technical risk, milestone reviews, and cross-disciplinary engineering standards. Builds and leads the US engineering organization, aligns US and European teams, develops reusable spacecraft capabilities, and represents technical solutions to sophisticated commercial, civil, and defense customers. The role is primarily on-site in Los Angeles with travel to customers and European headquarters.

Designs and oversees satellite, ground-segment, and user-device systems from requirements through deployment. Translates stakeholder and payload needs into system architectures and subsystem specifications, coordinates hardware and software engineering teams, manages technical requirements, performs performance modeling and end-to-end validation, and develops satellite payload software. The role also supports test procedure development, system integration, and compliance with aerospace standards.

Own day-to-day finance operations for the US entity, including accounts payable, accounts receivable, billing, collections, cash forecasting, vendor management, reconciliations, and month-end close support. Design scalable finance processes, improve controls, support budgeting and reporting, and partner with engineering, manufacturing, procurement, and sales on costs and purchasing decisions. The role requires hands-on ERP and accounting experience and operates across US and European teams.

Lead end-to-end satellite programs from contract award through on-orbit operations. Coordinate engineering, manufacturing, testing, launch, and mission operations teams while managing technical performance, schedules, budgets, suppliers, risks, milestones, and customer relationships. The role requires aerospace systems experience, program leadership, financial control, and familiarity with satellite development, environmental testing, launch operations, and government or commercial contracts. The position is primarily on-site in Denver with occasional travel to U.S. and European locations.

Manage end-to-end recruitment for space-related roles, including sourcing, candidate engagement, interviews, offers, and stakeholder management. Develop recruiting strategies, coach hiring managers, improve candidate experience and offer acceptance, maintain recruiting metrics, and design structured interview processes. The role requires space-industry hiring experience, sourcing expertise, knowledge of U.S. hiring compliance and California pay transparency, and familiarity with modern ATS and data-driven recruiting tools.