Software engineer at Akoustis (a SpaceX subsidiary) designs and builds production automation software, data systems, and reporting tools for semiconductor RF filter manufacturing, working onsite in Canandaigua, NY with full-stack technologies including C#/.NET, Python, SQL, and Docker.
Builds data pipelines, tools, and automation for SpaceX's Starship supply chain, owning projects end-to-end from problem identification to monitoring. Works with SQL, Python/C#, and data orchestration to support Starship launch operations.
Builds data pipelines, automation, and internal tools for SpaceX's Starship supply chain, owning projects end-to-end from data querying and transformation to dashboards and operational metrics. Works onsite in Starbase, TX using SQL, Python/C#, orchestration tools, and BI platforms.
Designs and develops Python-based software, data pipelines, and CI/CD systems that support spacecraft hardware checkout, test operations, and vehicle processing at SpaceX, interfacing with physical sensors and instrumentation.
Designs and operates software for SpaceX's Starshield satellite constellation, handling monitoring, on-orbit investigations, and on-call satellite commanding using C/C++, Python, Linux, and full-stack operations tooling.
Designs, operates, and scales infrastructure for SpaceX's Starlink satellite internet system, including on-premise compute, Kubernetes, databases, and CI/CD. Uses Linux, Docker, Terraform, Ansible, and Python/C++ to support millions of users.
Designs, operates, and scales software and network infrastructure for SpaceX's Starlink satellite internet system, including on-premise compute, databases, monitoring, and Kubernetes. Day-to-day work involves DevOps/SRE tasks like deployment automation, CI/CD, and troubleshooting across the Starlink stack using Linux, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, Ansible, Python, and C/C++.
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…
The role splits time between full-stack software development and training spacecraft operators for Dragon missions, including building simulation tools and supporting mission control operations. Core technologies: Python or JavaScript.
Sr. AI Engineer on SpaceX's Special Programs Supercomputing team builds deployment generators, bundle pipelines, CI matrices, and testing frameworks for public cloud, on-prem, and classified air-gap targets using Go, Python, and Kubernetes, then works with cleared engineers at classified sites.
The engineer designs and builds deployment generators, bundle pipelines, CI matrices, and testing frameworks for classified supercomputing sites, working with cleared engineers in air-gapped environments using Go, Python, Kubernetes, and infrastructure-as-code tools.
Designs and verifies next-generation ASICs for Starlink's space and ground infrastructure. Day-to-day work includes block- and system-level digital ASIC verification, test plan development, regression execution, coverage closure, and chip bring-up/validation using UVM and Python.
Verifies digital ASICs at block and system level for SpaceX's Starlink satellites and ground infrastructure, writing test plans, running regressions, and supporting chip bring-up and post-silicon validation using UVM/OVM/VMM and Python.
Verifies digital ASICs at block and system level for SpaceX's Starlink satellites and ground infrastructure. Writes test plans, builds testbenches, runs regressions, closes coverage, and supports chip bring-up and post-silicon validation using UVM/OVM/VMM, Python, and RTL design.
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