Software Engineer, Starlink Network

SpaceX, a pioneering space technology company, is seeking a Software Engineer to join their Starlink Network team. This role presents a unique opportunity to work on the world's largest satellite constellation, currently serving over 5 million users worldwide with high-speed internet access.

The position involves developing critical software systems for SpaceX's ambitious Starlink program, which aims to revolutionize global internet connectivity. As a Software Engineer, you'll be working on next-generation networking technologies, building infrastructure for rapid development and deployment, and supporting in-house RF Silicon designs.

The role demands expertise in distributed systems, with a focus on developing highly reliable and available software systems for their low-latency, high-capacity satellite-based network. You'll be responsible for the complete software lifecycle, from development and testing to support, working with technologies like C++, Python, and Linux-based systems.

Key responsibilities include designing fault-tolerant networks, participating in architecture reviews, developing prototypes, and collaborating with cross-functional teams. The position offers competitive compensation ($120,000-$170,000) based on experience level, along with comprehensive benefits including equity, medical coverage, and 401(k).

This is an exceptional opportunity for engineers passionate about space technology and global connectivity. You'll be working at the forefront of satellite technology, contributing to a mission that aims to provide internet access to underserved areas worldwide. The role requires a minimum of 2 years of experience or relevant degree, strong technical skills, and U.S. person status due to ITAR requirements.

Working at SpaceX means joining a team that's pushing the boundaries of what's possible in space technology. The company culture emphasizes innovation, rapid iteration, and direct impact. While the role may require extended hours, the opportunity to work on technology that's literally changing the world makes it an exciting prospect for motivated engineers.