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As a Mechanical Engineer at SpaceX, you'll own hardware from design to production, develop system requirements, and ensure product success through collaboration and testing.

The Hardware Engineer will design and develop electronic products for Starlink, ensuring reliable communication systems by collaborating with cross-functional teams.

Manage sourcing for electronics in Starlink product kits, evaluate suppliers, negotiate contracts, and optimize cost strategies while ensuring quality and performance standards.

The Embedded Software Engineer will design, implement, and maintain software for satellite devices, ensuring reliability and efficiency. Responsibilities include participating in reviews, developing embedded systems, and improving deployment tools.

The Supplier Development Engineer will manage supplier relationships for PCB production, ensuring quality and adherence to technical requirements while collaborating across teams to optimize production goals.

The Wi-Fi Software Engineer will drive the software roadmap, optimize system performance, mentor engineers, and improve Wi-Fi mesh performance for Starlink.

The Sr. Operations Engineer will manage the buildout and operational ramp-up of a blades and vanes foundry, ensuring projects meet cost and time objectives using lean principles.

The Supply Chain Planner will manage demand and supply plans, inventory levels, procurement processes, and ensure timely delivery of materials while collaborating across departments and maintaining vendor relationships.

Design and develop BAW filters from concept to production, perform simulations and optimize designs, integrate with RF systems, and validate performance.

As a New Graduate Software Engineer at SpaceX, you will develop autonomous software systems, collaborate with cross-disciplinary teams, and manage software through its lifecycle, contributing to ambitious space missions.