Operations Engineer, Starlink Satellites

SpaceX, a pioneering space technology company focused on enabling human life on Mars, is seeking an Operations Engineer for their revolutionary Starlink satellite program. This role sits at the intersection of development, supply chain, and production teams, making it crucial for the success of SpaceX's satellite manufacturing operations.

The position offers an exciting opportunity to work on cutting-edge space technology while driving improvements in safety, reliability, and process capability. As an Operations Engineer, you'll be responsible for managing and optimizing the manufacturing processes for Starlink satellites, which are designed to provide worldwide low-latency broadband internet.

The role combines technical expertise with practical operations management, requiring skills in data analysis, process improvement, and project management. You'll work with various tools including CAD software, SQL, and business intelligence platforms to drive data-driven decisions and improvements.

SpaceX offers a comprehensive benefits package including equity opportunities, full healthcare coverage, retirement plans, and various other perks such as company shuttles and paid time off. The compensation is competitive, ranging from $95,000 to $130,000 depending on experience and qualifications.

The ideal candidate will have a strong engineering or operations background, experience with manufacturing processes, and the ability to work in a fast-paced environment. This role requires ITAR compliance, meaning candidates must be U.S. citizens, permanent residents, or have eligible immigration status.

Working at SpaceX means being part of a mission to revolutionize space technology and human space exploration. You'll collaborate with talented professionals who are passionate about making humanity a multi-planetary species. The company culture is fast-paced and focused on innovation, making it an ideal environment for those who thrive on challenges and want to make a meaningful impact on the future of space technology.