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As a Software Engineer at SpaceX, you will develop reliable real-time software for the Starlink network, conducting testing and deployment across various environments, while ensuring effective feedback loops between software design and performance.

The Sr. Site Reliability Engineer at SpaceX is responsible for enhancing distributed systems, managing large data clusters, and ensuring software reliability on the Starlink project, focusing on customer experience and operational efficiency.

As a Software Engineer for Starlink, you will develop real-time software for satellites and gateways, participate in design reviews, and prototype key concepts. You'll ensure reliable software deployment and support testing across multiple environments.

Design and maintain critical network infrastructure for Starship launch operations, ensuring robust connectivity and reliability during launches.

Software Engineers will develop embedded systems and software for satellites, including controlling hardware, writing code, and testing systems. They will work with interdisciplinary teams to innovate and meet end-user needs.

Advocate for broadband and spectrum policies in telecommunications. Draft communications, promote policy positions, and manage regulatory compliance for the Starlink program.

As a Software Engineer for the Starlink program, you will develop real-time software for gateways and satellites, lead design reviews, and facilitate software deployment and testing.

As a Satellite Policy Manager, you will drive regulatory and policy strategies for the Starlink Mobile satellite network, advocating for broadband and mobile spectrum policies and representing SpaceX in international forums to advance its objectives.

Develop and implement software for embedded devices, ensuring fault tolerance and scalability while collaborating with multiple teams for deployment and testing.

The role involves designing and optimizing IC package designs, collaborating across teams, and driving innovations for space-deployed ASICs.