SpaceX, a pioneering space exploration company, is seeking an Operations Engineer specializing in Range Safety to join their mission of enabling human life on Mars. This role represents a unique opportunity to work at the forefront of space technology and contribute to humanity's future in space exploration.
The position combines technical expertise with strategic coordination, requiring you to manage crucial aspects of launch operations while ensuring compliance with various regulatory requirements. You'll work directly with government agencies, including the FAA, US Space Force, and NASA, making this role perfect for someone who excels at both technical problem-solving and interpersonal communication.
As an Operations Engineer, you'll be responsible for developing and implementing tools and techniques that streamline launch operations, reduce processing time, and minimize errors. You'll lead interdepartmental coordination efforts, manage safety policies, and find innovative solutions to complex challenges involving spectrum, airspace, and GPS coordination.
The ideal candidate brings a bachelor's degree in engineering and at least 2 years of aerospace experience. This role offers competitive compensation ranging from $95,000 to $130,000 annually, depending on experience level, along with comprehensive benefits including equity, medical coverage, and 401(k).
Working at SpaceX means being part of a dynamic, fast-paced environment where your work directly impacts the future of space exploration. You'll need to be flexible with working hours, comfortable with travel, and capable of working in various physical conditions. The position requires meeting ITAR requirements and passing security clearances, reflecting the critical nature of the work.
This role is perfect for someone who is passionate about space exploration, thrives in a challenging environment, and wants to be part of a team that's literally reaching for the stars. Join SpaceX and help write the next chapter in humanity's journey to become a multi-planetary species.