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Design and analyze mechanical systems for Starship launch pads, recovery systems, and production tooling. Own projects end to end, coordinating hardware build, testing, and activation. Collaborate with launch operations, technicians, engineers, and leadership while balancing technical, cost, schedule, and performance requirements. Present trade proposals and support hands-on project completion. Travel and flexible schedules may be required, along with passing an Air Force background check and meeting ITAR work authorization requirements.

Manage and scale SpaceX’s domestic onboarding program, including orientation design, implementation, evaluation, and continuous improvement. Maintain onboarding information and systems, track program metrics, prepare weekly orientations, support new-hire questions, and develop employee experience resources. Partner with HR leadership and company stakeholders to improve onboarding outcomes and help employees adapt quickly.

Leads Starlink’s North American enterprise sales function, driving revenue growth, acquiring major business and government customers, developing go-to-market strategies, and closing large deals. Builds and coaches sales teams, manages customer and partner relationships, collaborates with product, finance, legal, and market access teams, and represents Starlink at events. Requires approximately 50% travel and familiarity with satellite telecommunications and Starlink’s network infrastructure.

Manage and scale SpaceX’s domestic onboarding program, including orientation design, implementation, evaluation, and continuous improvement. Coordinate with HR and company stakeholders to maintain onboarding materials, support weekly orientation, monitor program metrics, and improve new-hire experiences. Provide timely employee support and develop onboarding resources for managers and leadership. The role requires strong organization, communication, project execution, and familiarity with HR systems.

Design, analyze, simulate, implement, test, and deploy embedded guidance, navigation, and control systems for Starlink satellites. Responsibilities include electromechanical, attitude, propulsion, fluid, and power controls; state estimation; hardware sizing and validation; high-fidelity simulation; production C++ software; firmware bring-up; and spacecraft performance monitoring. The role supports hardware development and ultimately operates deployed features in space.

Lead the operation, deployment, expansion, and optimization of Starlink’s global ground network. Manage interconnections, colocation sites, POPs, capacity planning, troubleshooting, customer integrations, network automation, hardware and firmware configuration, and satellite-to-ground network architecture. Provide technical pre-sales support, mentor engineers, document procedures, and support deployments through on-call rotations, extended hours, and occasional global travel.

Develop and maintain data infrastructure, metrics, software tools, and processes for evaluating Starlink’s network growth and performance. Lead investigations into network issues, automate metric aggregation and application issue detection, build data ingestion and ETL systems, apply analytics and machine learning, and fuse multiple data sources. The role collaborates closely with engineering teams and external partners in a dynamic environment.

Develop highly reliable, mission-critical software applications supporting SpaceX launch vehicle production, flight operations, and Starlink services. Responsibilities include designing and building applications, prototyping solutions, owning software product development, understanding user needs, and contributing to architecture, design, and code reviews. The role requires onsite work and may involve extended hours or weekends based on launch schedules.

Design, manufacture, machine, and test spacecraft and launch vehicle components for Starship/Super Heavy. Responsibilities include component architecture, structural analysis, detailed drawings, CNC programming, tooling, weld development, automated test systems, qualification testing, root-cause investigations, production improvements, and hardware performance monitoring. Engineers own hardware across the product lifecycle and work with extreme temperatures, pressures, energetic equipment, and flight-like conditions.

Develop highly reliable, mission-critical software used across SpaceX for launch vehicle production, flight operations, and Starlink growth. Responsibilities include creating applications, prototyping architectures, owning software and product development, understanding user problems, and participating in design and code reviews. The role requires full-stack development and may involve extended hours or weekends based on launch schedules. This is an onsite position.