Designs and integrates custom RF and analog IC layouts for SpaceX’s Starlink silicon projects, collaborating with cross-disciplinary teams on floor planning, DRC/ERC/LVS checks, tape-out, and EDA tool evaluation.
Designs and integrates custom RF and analog IC layouts for SpaceX's Starshield silicon team, handling floor planning, DRC/LVS/ERC checks, and tape-out for U.S. national security programs.
SpaceX was founded under the belief that a future where humanity is out exploring the stars is fundamentally more exciting than one where we are not. Today SpaceX is actively developing the technologies to make this…
Software Engineer on SpaceX’s Starmind team builds and supports real-time software for satellites, gateways, user terminals, and switches, owning the full development lifecycle from design to on-orbit testing. The role uses C/C++, assembly, Linux, and distributed systems for space-based AI compute infrastructure.
Develops real-time beam-planning software for SpaceX's Starlink satellite network, determining which user, laser, and gateway beams to form for optimal internet performance. Work includes architecture and code reviews, prototypes, and deployment tools using C/C++ and assembly in high-performance, resource-constrained environments.
Develops real-time beam-planning software for SpaceX's Starlink satellite internet network, deciding which user, laser, and gateway beams to form for optimal performance; works full-lifecycle with C/C++ and resource-constrained, high-performance systems.
Develops real-time C/C++ software for SpaceX's Starlink satellite internet network, spanning the full lifecycle on gateways, satellites, user terminals, and switches, including architecture, testing, deployment, and on-orbit support.
Develops real-time C++ software for SpaceX's Starlink satellite network, including gateways, satellites, user terminals, and switches. Participates in architecture and code reviews, builds deployment and test tools, and works on networking and distributed systems for global broadband internet.
Designs, builds, and automates test systems for Starlink satellite payloads, propulsion, and mechanisms using Python and C/C++ with lab instrumentation and production hardware. Works on a development test automation team to qualify hardware and verify production flight systems.
Software engineer on SpaceX's Starlink team building real-time beam planning and network software for satellite internet. Duties include architecture/design reviews, prototypes, and deployment tools across virtualized, hardware-in-the-loop, and on-orbit environments using C/C++ and assembly in high-performance computing.
Develops real-time software that selects satellite beams for Starlink's global internet network, participating in architecture reviews and building tools for development, testing, and on-orbit validation. Core technologies include C/C++, assembly, distributed systems, and high-performance computing.
SpaceX Starlink software engineer developing real-time beam planning and network software for satellite internet using C/C++ and assembly, with responsibilities spanning design, prototyping, testing, and on-orbit support.
Develops real-time beam planning and network software for SpaceX's Starlink satellite internet system, including beam formation, network optimization, and deployment/test tools using C/C++ and assembly.
Develops real-time software for SpaceX's Starlink satellite network across gateways, satellites, user terminals, and switches, owning the full development lifecycle. Core technologies include C, C++, assembly, networking protocols, and distributed systems.
Develops real-time software for SpaceX's Starlink satellite network across gateways, satellites, user terminals, and switches using C, C++, and assembly; responsibilities span architecture, testing, CI/CD deployment, and on-orbit support.
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