Jobs at GalaxEye

Own embedded firmware from system bring-up through production for mission-critical satellite SAR payloads. Responsibilities include bare-metal and RTOS development, real-time algorithm optimization, low-level MCU and SoC drivers, FPGA integration, Linux and Yocto/PetaLinux build flows, hardware bring-up, testing, static analysis, debugging, CI and release builds, and fault-recovery implementation. The role collaborates closely with hardware and RF teams and requires ownership from concept through deployment.

Develop embedded firmware for satellite electrical and electronic systems, including real-time algorithms, low-level microcontroller and SoC drivers, hardware interfaces, and FPGA integrations. Responsibilities include Linux kernel and Yocto/PetaLinux development, board bring-up, testing, validation, static analysis, debugging, documentation, and peer reviews. The intern will collaborate across hardware and software teams while working with RTOS, multi-threaded systems, AMD Zynq UltraScale SoCs, and high-speed interfaces.

Manage the end-to-end accounts payable cycle, including invoice verification, ERP accounting, vendor payments, reconciliations, vendor records, employee reimbursements, and payment approvals. Ensure compliance with GST, TDS, MSME, and other statutory requirements. Maintain ageing reports, support financial close and audits, resolve invoice discrepancies, and improve AP processes through stronger controls and automation.

Support the design, CAD modeling, preliminary sizing, FEA, optimization, documentation, integration, and environmental testing of lightweight satellite structures. The intern will work on payload enclosures and structural compatibility while collaborating with cross-functional engineering teams. Responsibilities include preparing drawings and reports and contributing to manufacturability and aerospace qualification efforts under guidance.

Own end-to-end procurement for satellite programs, including supplier identification, qualification, onboarding, relationship management, RFQs, purchase orders, expediting, and delivery tracking. Translate engineering requirements into procurement plans, negotiate commercial terms, resolve supplier issues, support sourcing strategy and indigenisation, coordinate compliance documentation, and track costs, inventory, lead times, and supplier performance across critical space-grade components.

Leads end-to-end hardware architecture and development for high-reliability airborne and space electronics. Designs power systems, schematics, multilayer PCB layouts, RF circuits, and embedded processor interfaces. Selects components, creates bills of materials, coordinates fabrication and testing vendors, and supports firmware teams with hardware bring-up and debugging. Performs system validation, SI/PI and EMI/EMC-compliant design, hardware testing, quality assurance, and technical documentation while collaborating cross-functionally.

Design and develop power systems and high-reliability electronics for airborne and space missions. Responsibilities include requirements analysis, schematics, PCB layout, component selection, battery and solar charger design, fabrication coordination, integration, testing, debugging, and validation. The role requires collaboration across engineering teams and partners while following aerospace standards such as AS9100.

Supports business development through industry and stakeholder research focused on space technology applications. Produces market insights, contributes to expansion and outreach strategy, researches relevant space, technology, and defense events, tracks opportunities and deadlines, coordinates meetings, and prepares event briefings on companies, executives, and collaboration prospects. The role also helps prepare founders for networking, panels, and stakeholder engagements.

Supports founders and senior leadership across fundraising, investor communications, due diligence, board materials, governance, regulatory compliance, audits, and strategic initiatives. Coordinates with finance, legal, consultants, and cross-functional teams; maintains compliance trackers; prepares briefs and presentations; and follows up on leadership action items. The role requires analytical ability, strong documentation and presentation skills, discretion, stakeholder management, and execution in an ambiguous startup environment.

Design, train, fine-tune, and evaluate foundation models and vision-language models for multi-sensor satellite imagery. Develop detection, segmentation, change detection, retrieval, captioning, and visual question-answering systems. Build scalable geospatial data pipelines, conduct rigorous experiments, publish research, and collaborate with engineering, MLOps, product, and domain teams to transition prototypes into production.

Own financial planning, budgeting, forecasting, modeling, scenario analysis, treasury management, liquidity planning, performance reporting, and finance process improvement. Partner with the CEO and business leaders to connect financial insights with strategic decisions, resource allocation, pricing, risk management, and growth initiatives. The role is intended to develop into broader finance leadership with responsibility for financial operations, planning, treasury, and GRCS processes.

Leads end-to-end hardware architecture and development for high-reliability airborne and space electronics. Responsibilities include component selection, power architecture, schematic and PCB design, embedded processor and peripheral integration, vendor coordination, hardware bring-up, debugging, testing, compliance, and technical documentation. The role requires expertise in power supplies, high-speed interfaces, RF circuits, signal and power integrity, EMI/EMC-compliant layouts, and collaboration with firmware and cross-functional teams.

Design and develop end-to-end software-defined radio systems, RF architectures, communication waveforms, and DSP algorithms. Integrate RF front-end components with baseband hardware, collaborate on FPGA and embedded implementations, and perform laboratory testing using advanced RF equipment. Debug, optimize, validate, and transition wireless communication prototypes into production-ready systems while working cross-functionally with hardware, software, and systems engineering teams.

Own the end-to-end opto-mechanical design of multispectral imager payloads for satellites. Responsibilities include precision mechanical design, optical alignment and tolerance analysis, structural and thermal simulations, vibration and thermovacuum testing, prototype integration, test fixture design, documentation, and qualification. The engineer will collaborate with optics, electronics, detector, firmware, and systems teams to deliver flight-ready hardware with launch-load survivability, thermal stability, and retained optical alignment.

Operate and monitor satellites through ground control interfaces, including tracking health, telemetry, and performance during satellite passes. Coordinate with engineering, mission planning, and data processing teams; detect anomalies, troubleshoot issues, and follow operational procedures. Maintain logs, checklists, and reports. The role requires technical precision, shift-based availability, and familiarity with satellite systems, orbital mechanics, RF communications, Linux, scripting, and telemetry analysis.

Supports multidisciplinary systems engineering for a multispectral imaging payload. Responsibilities include translating mission requirements into subsystem definitions, coordinating optics, opto-mechanical, electronics, and interface designs, contributing to budgets and trade studies, preparing technical documentation, and supporting integration, lab bring-up, troubleshooting, testing, and validation. The role is suited to an early-career engineer with foundational optics, opto-mechanical, electronics, analytical, documentation, and communication skills.

Design, develop, integrate, and validate real-time embedded software controlling spaceborne Synthetic Aperture Radar payloads. Responsibilities include payload mode management, avionics and hardware interface development, scheduling, telemetry, health monitoring, fault recovery, testing, documentation, mission operations support, and post-launch maintenance. The role requires collaboration across systems, FPGA, RF, hardware, and mission operations teams while ensuring flight-quality reliability and compliance with space software standards.

Supports satellite verification and validation activities under supervision, including environmental test setup, test-data logging, UI and reporting software development, data import/export, documentation, and digital twin development. The role provides hands-on exposure to thermal vacuum, vibration, and EMI/EMC testing, test-data visualization, simulation, and satellite systems. It is intended for current engineering students or recent graduates.

Develop satellite bus system architectures and subsystem interfaces across power, communications, attitude control, orbital maneuvering, and integration. Translate system requirements into hardware and software requirements, create validation test plans, automate laboratory test setups, analyze failures, and collaborate across engineering teams to ensure subsystem compatibility and mission readiness.

Design and maintain embedded spacecraft command and data-handling software, including low-level firmware, BSPs, RTOS and Embedded Linux applications, drivers, middleware, telemetry, fault management, and bootloaders. Develop communication interfaces, debug and optimize target hardware, support hardware bring-up, integration, environmental testing, and mission operations. Collaborate with avionics, FPGA, systems, and operations teams while contributing to architecture, coding standards, CI/CD, and verification for reliable, safety-critical satellite systems.