Oligo is revolutionizing spacecraft design and production through a cutting-edge, manufacturing-in-the-loop foundation model. Our mission is to empower customers to concentrate solely on their technology and mission objectives, while we expertly manage everything from design and manufacturing to launch and operations. With a team comprised of ex-MIT, Harvard, and NASA JPL experts, we leverage AI-driven generative design and automated manufacturing to deliver advanced payload-specific spacecraft in mere weeks instead of months.Supported by world-class advisors and fresh funding from top investors including Lux Capital, we seek exceptional builders, quick learners, and driven engineers. If your expertise lies in spacecraft systems, avionics, ML/AI, or advanced manufacturing, you will collaborate across disciplines on real missions that fly, function in orbit, and scale globally.Our innovative environment pairs elite AI/ML talent with top-tier satellite engineers, reimagining the construction of space systems from first principles. Experience a workplace without bureaucracy or legacy thinking.If you feel you are a great fit, we can’t wait to meet you!Role OverviewAs part of Oligo's vertically integrated infrastructure for automated spacecraft design and manufacturing, our AI software stack, Zenith, transforms raw mission requirements into flight-ready spacecraft using a pipeline of agentic AI systems, embedded simulation, and hardware-in-the-loop validation.We are actively seeking a passionate Software Engineer with a solid foundation in ML/AI and systems engineering. In this role, you will help to enhance core algorithms that drive generative design, simulation-aware geometry creation, and multi-domain system optimization. Work alongside spacecraft engineers and flight software developers to create AI that not only simulates reality but actively designs it.Specifically, we are hiring for an early-career AI Space Systems Software Engineer to develop the next layer of intelligence within our design stack—intelligent agents capable of reasoning across spacecraft requirements, mission architectures, and system constraints. Your contributions will involve the development of large-scale language and vision-language models trained on authentic systems engineering data, fostering tools that expedite and validate satellite design while automating model-based systems engineering.

Senior Electrical Engineer – Space Power SystemsJoin our innovative team at Starpath Space as a Senior Electrical Engineer, where you will play a pivotal role in advancing space power systems for our lunar and Martian missions.Position DetailsLocation: Hawthorne, CAEmployment Type: Full-timeDepartment: Starlight SolarAbout Starpath SpaceAt Starpath Space, we are on a mission to enable human life on the Moon and Mars by developing and manufacturing essential technologies. Our current focus is on creating robotic systems that will sustainably produce vital resources such as water, power, and oxygen on a planetary scale. Our ultimate vision is to establish a self-sufficient city on Mars.The RoleThe Starlight team is dedicated to revolutionizing space solar power, crucial for supporting both our core mission and the broader space economy. We manufacture cutting-edge solar technology that boasts the lowest cost and highest performance, designed to power not only our satellites but also all Starpath equipment deployed on the Moon and Mars. This position offers significant autonomy and responsibility, allowing you to lead by doing and innovate without excessive bureaucracy.Key ResponsibilitiesDesign and analyze electrical architectures for space solar panels and power interfaces.Define electrical requirements and interfaces for customer spacecraft systems.Conduct trade studies related to power generation, regulation, and distribution.Collaborate closely with mechanical, materials, manufacturing, and reliability teams.Support qualification and acceptance testing from an electrical perspective.Contribute to future product roadmaps and power system concepts.Required QualificationsB.S. or higher in Electrical Engineering or a related field.8+ years of experience in electrical or power systems engineering.Experience with high-reliability or aerospace hardware.Strong knowledge of power electronics, harnessing, and electrical interfaces.Adept at navigating early-stage, dynamic technical environments.Preferred QualificationsDirect experience with space power systems.Familiarity with solar energy technologies.Proficiency in relevant simulation and design software.

Lead Engineer for Testing & Qualification - Space Solar SystemsPosition OverviewLocation: Hawthorne, CaliforniaEmployment Type: Full-timeDepartment: Starlight SolarAbout StarpathStarpath is pioneering the development of technologies that will enable human habitation on the Moon and Mars. We are currently engineering robotic systems capable of producing essential resources such as water, energy, and oxygen at an unprecedented scale. Our ultimate vision is to establish and maintain a self-sufficient city on Mars.The RoleJoin our Starlight team, dedicated to revolutionizing space solar power to bolster Starpath’s mission and contribute to the broader space economy. We manufacture the most cost-effective and high-performance space solar solutions, empowering new satellites and all of Starpath’s operations on the Moon and Mars.In this hands-on role, you will leverage your expertise in standards and judgment to lead testing and qualification processes.Key ResponsibilitiesOversee internal processes for the qualification and acceptance of space solar hardware.Develop and maintain environmental test plans aligned with NASA GEVS and customer requirements.Coordinate and manage environmental testing, including TVAC, vibration, thermal, and radiation tests, both internally and externally.Adapt and execute test plans to investigate physical conditions beyond standard reference missions.Conduct risk analyses, including FMEA/FMECA-lite and fault tree assessments.Assist in failure analysis, root cause investigations, and the implementation of corrective and preventive actions.Collaborate with Manufacturing on quality assurance, acceptance criteria, and handling non-conformance issues.Clearly communicate testing methodologies and outcomes to customers and internal stakeholders.QualificationsBachelor's degree or higher in an engineering discipline.7+ years of experience in reliability, quality, or test engineering for high-reliability hardware, preferably in the aerospace sector.Proven experience in environmental testing for space hardware.Strong analytical skills and the ability to perform risk assessments effectively.

Lead Engineer - Space Solar HardwarePosition OverviewLocation: Hawthorne, CAEmployment Type: Full-timeDepartment: Starlight SolarAbout StarpathStarpath is pioneering the advancement of technologies essential for human habitation on the Moon and Mars. Our current projects include developing robotic systems designed to produce vital resources such as water, power, and oxygen at unprecedented scales, all aimed at establishing a self-sustaining city on Mars.Role SummaryAs a member of the Starlight team, you will play a crucial role in enhancing space solar power solutions that align with Starpath’s mission and contribute to the broader space economy. Our focus is on manufacturing the most cost-effective and high-performance space solar technology, which will energize the majority of new satellites developed on Earth, alongside all of Starpath’s equipment destined for the Moon and Mars.Key ResponsibilitiesAct as the primary design authority for Starlight Solar productsDevelop the solar engineering organization to support rapid business growthConvert customer requirements and product strategy into actionable engineering plansOversee all technical aspects of solar product development, reliability, and manufacturingCollaborate with customer-facing teams to ensure clarity in technical communicationsFoster a culture of excellence throughout the engineering organizationServe as the final approver for major development, qualification, and manufacturing processes.Required QualificationsBachelor's degree or higher in Mechanical, Aerospace, or a related engineering disciplineA minimum of 10 years of experience in developing high-reliability hardware, preferably in the aerospace sectorSolid grounding in mechanical principles, including structures, packaging, and material interactionsAbility to work effectively across multiple engineering disciplinesFamiliarity with space environmental testing standards (e.g., NASA GEVS, ECSS, etc.)Exceptional technical communication skills and a collaborative mindset

About StarpathStarpath is at the forefront of space exploration, dedicated to developing and manufacturing cutting-edge technologies that will empower humanity to thrive on the Moon and Mars. Our current focus is on creating robotic systems capable of producing critical resources such as water, power, and oxygen at an unprecedented scale, paving the way for a self-sustaining city on Mars.Software Engineer - Lunar Communications and TeleoperationAs a Software Engineer specializing in Lunar Rover Communications, you will take charge of the software that facilitates communication between our ground stations and lunar rovers. Utilizing a commercial lander, you will establish a reliable link between our Earth-based ground stations and the rovers on the Moon. Your expertise will be crucial in designing and implementing telemetry systems to transmit rover data and execute commands effectively.You will also develop a teleoperation system allowing operators on Earth to remotely control the rovers. Although our rovers predominantly operate autonomously or semi-autonomously, providing a teleoperation backup is essential for ensuring that operators can assist rovers that may become stuck or lost. This system will need to efficiently manage significant latencies, around three seconds, between video feed and rover control commands.Key ResponsibilitiesDesign and implement a comprehensive software system from ground station consoles through the lander relay to the lunar rover.Create a user-friendly teleoperation interface that accommodates high-latency video streams.Collaborate closely with the Autonomy Team to develop a seamless transition between teleoperated and autonomous functions.Partner with the Avionics Team to ensure compatibility between communications software and hardware.

Manufacturing Engineer - Space Solar HardwarePosition OverviewLocation: Hawthorne, CAEmployment Type: Full-timeDepartment: Starlight SolarTravel Requirement: FrequentAbout StarpathAt Starpath, we are pioneering the future of space habitation by developing advanced technologies that will support human life on the Moon and Mars. Our team is dedicated to creating robotic systems that will locally produce vital resources—water, power, and oxygen—on an unprecedented scale, ultimately striving to establish a self-sustaining city on Mars.Role SummaryJoin our Starlight team, where we are on a mission to revolutionize space solar power, aligning with Starpath's core objectives and enhancing the broader space economy. As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will take charge of the development and optimization of processes, tooling, and inspection techniques required for the high-rate manufacturing of space solar hardware, ensuring exceptional quality.Key ResponsibilitiesDesign and conduct acceptance testing for manufacturing processes and tools to enhance efficiency and production rates.Create and implement precision tooling aimed at reducing assembly errors, enhancing quality, and minimizing cycle times.Automate innovative processes to guarantee repeatability in high-volume production lines.Collaborate closely with design engineering teams to optimize solar panel designs through design for manufacturing (DFM) principles.Establish in-process inspection methods, including automated solutions, to detect issues early and improve first-pass yield.Oversee the transition of hardware from development to production, ensuring that processes are thoroughly documented, stable, and scalable.Advocate for simplification by reducing unnecessary complexities in specifications and workflows.

At Reflect, we prioritize speed, ownership, and the ability to drive impactful change. If you thrive in an environment that values innovation and creativity, we welcome you to share your most significant achievements across various domains and stages of your life.About the RoleAs a Flight Software Engineer, you will be instrumental in the design, development, and deployment of software systems for a cutting-edge fleet of low-Earth orbit spacecraft. You'll collaborate closely with software, electrical, and mission operations engineers to ensure our flight software effectively supports mission objectives throughout the entire vehicle lifecycle.ResponsibilitiesCreate robust autonomous software systems and the infrastructure necessary for thorough testing and large-scale deployment in spaceOversee all phases of software development, including conceptual design, implementation, testing, and deploymentDevelop software that facilitates command and data handling, guidance, navigation, control, and fault detection and isolationEnhance on-orbit operations through ongoing development and over-the-air updatesMinimum QualificationsProven track record of excellence in a similar software projectA minimum of 3 years of experience in C/C++ programmingIdeal QualificationsExperience developing flight software for spacecraft or similar high-reliability applicationsExperience with ARM microcontrollers and embedded Linux platformsProficient in debugging, unit testing, and integrated flight software testingStrong understanding of computer networking principlesExperience with fault-tolerant software design, including watchdogs, voting logic, and error correction codesFamiliarity with industry software standards such as MISRA-C and JSFAbility to adapt in a fast-paced, dynamic environment with changing requirementsEven if you don’t meet all of the qualifications, we encourage you to apply. At Reflect, we value diverse backgrounds and experiences.

As a Lead Software Engineer for Flight Systems at SpaceX, you will play a pivotal role in our mission to revolutionize space technology. Your expertise will drive the development of complex software systems that are critical for our flight operations.

Oligo is pioneering a revolutionary manufacturing-in-the-loop model to fully automate spacecraft design and production on a global scale. Our innovative approach enables clients to concentrate on their unique technologies and mission goals, while we manage the entire process—from design and manufacturing to launch and operations. Utilizing advanced AI-driven generative design and automated manufacturing, our exceptional team, comprised of experts from MIT, Harvard, and NASA JPL, is committed to rapidly producing high-performance, payload-specific spacecraft in just weeks instead of months.With renowned advisors guiding our vision and substantial backing from leading investors like Lux Capital, we are continually seeking outstanding builders, quick learners, and ambitious engineers. Regardless of whether your expertise lies in spacecraft systems, avionics, ML/AI, or advanced manufacturing, you'll have the opportunity to collaborate across disciplines on real missions that will be launched, perform in orbit, and scale internationally.At Oligo, we combine elite AI/ML talent with premier satellite engineers under one roof to redefine how space systems are constructed from the ground up. Expect a work environment characterized by creativity, agility, and a lack of bureaucracy.If you believe you are a match for this role, we are eager to connect with you.Role OverviewOligo is developing an integrated infrastructure that streamlines automated spacecraft design and manufacturing. Our AI software suite, Zenith, transforms raw mission specifications into flight-ready spacecraft through a series of agentic AI systems, embedded simulations, and hardware-in-the-loop validations.We are looking for a Software Engineer proficient in ML/AI to enhance our core algorithms for generative design, simulation-aware geometry creation, and multi-domain system optimization. You will collaborate with spacecraft engineers and flight software developers to create AI that not only simulates reality but actively designs it.This role is ideal for early-career engineers who are eager to apply advanced AI technologies to tangible hardware projects. You will gain knowledge in spacecraft engineering, astrodynamics, and manufacturability by developing models that have a direct impact on our satellites' performance.What You'll DoDevelop and implement vision-language models (VLMs) that convert technical documents, datasheets, and system specifications into structured entities, streamlining our design processes.

Oligo is pioneering a revolutionary model that integrates manufacturing processes to automate spacecraft design and production on a global scale. Our innovative approach empowers clients to concentrate on their unique technologies and mission goals, while we manage the entire spectrum from design and manufacturing to launch and operational execution. By harnessing state-of-the-art AI-driven generative design and automated manufacturing, our talented team, consisting of ex-MIT, Harvard, and NASA JPL experts, is committed to delivering the most sophisticated payload-specific spacecraft in mere weeks rather than months.With a board of world-class advisors and fresh investment from leading firms such as Lux Capital, we are continually seeking outstanding builders, quick learners, and driven engineers. Whether your interests lie in spacecraft systems, avionics, machine learning/AI, or advanced manufacturing, you will collaborate across various disciplines on tangible missions that operate in orbit and expand globally.We unite premier AI/ML talent with top-notch satellite engineers under one roof to redefine the construction of space systems from the ground up. No bureaucracy. No outdated methodologies.If you believe you have what it takes, we are eager to connect with you.Your RoleAs a Generative Spacecraft Engineer - Systems, you will be instrumental in the design, integration, and testing of spacecraft systems. Collaborating closely with senior engineers across various disciplines, you will gain comprehensive insight into the complete spacecraft lifecycle while making direct contributions to tangible hardware and mission achievements:Assist in the design of spacecraft mechanical and electrical subsystems, encompassing structures, harnessing, propulsion, avionics integration, and thermal management.Support the development of interface control documents (ICDs), system block diagrams, and subsystem-level requirements.Contribute to cable routing layouts and power distribution architectures.Engage in hardware component evaluations (e.g., connectors, fasteners, PCBs, motors, actuators).Participate in build and integration activities, including spacecraft assembly, test campaigns (TVAC, vibration, EMI/EMC), and troubleshooting.Collaborate across disciplines (GNC, power, software, mission design) to ensure seamless spacecraft integration.

At SpaceX, we believe in a future where humanity explores the stars, a vision that drives our innovation and technological advancements. We are actively developing the capabilities to enable human life on Mars and beyond.Senior IT Windows Systems EngineerWe are seeking a highly skilled and experienced engineer with extensive expertise in Microsoft technologies to join our Information Technology Windows Infrastructure team. In this role, you will support IT systems across SpaceX’s operations. The ideal candidate is adaptable, thrives in a fast-paced environment, and takes ownership of the processes, systems, and tools they develop, all contributing to our mission of making humanity an interplanetary species.

At SpaceX, we envision a future where humanity explores the cosmos. We are committed to developing the groundbreaking technologies that will enable human life on Mars and beyond.SOFTWARE ENGINEER, PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT (STARSHIELD)The Starshield initiative aims to bolster national security by ensuring timely and reliable information delivery. Our partners in the intelligence and defense sectors require top-tier technology, developed rapidly and iteratively. We are dedicated to delivering significant new capabilities through innovative hardware development and ongoing software enhancements.Our Starshield Software team is at the forefront of creating software for advanced in-space sensing technologies, ensuring that data reaches users swiftly and securely. Engineers in our team engage hands-on with embedded systems, testing new hardware, and collaborating closely with end-users to understand their specific requirements.As a software engineer, you will be involved in all phases of the design process for new technologies. You will maintain our software systems in production, whether they are part of our distributed ground network or the software operating on our satellites. We are looking for engineers eager to write their own code, test their systems, and make significant contributions to impactful outcomes. While aerospace or satellite experience is not a prerequisite, we encourage engineers with innovative ideas from various software domains to apply. We value problem solvers who are motivated to contribute to our inspiring national security mission, and we seek versatile, collaborative engineers.KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:Develop highly reliable software systems that manage thousands of satellites in low Earth orbit.Oversee the entire software lifecycle: from identifying core needs to prototyping, development, and testing, to on-orbit deployment and beyond.Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to design and build next-gen satellite capabilities, including cutting-edge sensors, inter-satellite lasers, and space-based cloud computing.Engage directly with end users to deliver high-quality products and data tailored to their needs.Multiple roles within the Starshield software team focus on various areas. Applicants will interview for specific roles based on hiring needs and qualifications. Specific responsibilities may include:Writing high-quality Linux-based C++ software for common processors and microcontrollers.

CHAOS Industries is at the forefront of modern defense technology, innovating with omniscient systems tailored to the challenges of today. Our products, crafted by esteemed U.S. military veterans and cutting-edge Silicon Valley professionals, leverage Coherent Distributed Networks (CDN™) to empower warfighters, commercial air operators, and border protection teams. In an era where technological threats evolve rapidly, our advanced sensing and detection solutions provide a crucial advantage: the gift of time.Founded in 2022, CHAOS Industries has successfully secured $1 billion in funding from premier investors such as 8VC, Accel, and NEA. Our headquarters are located in Los Angeles, with additional offices in Washington, D.C., San Francisco, and London. To learn more about our innovative solutions, please visit www.chaosinc.com.Role Overview:We are looking for a highly skilled and driven Senior Guidance Software Engineer to join our Research and Development team. In this critical role, you will lead the design and implementation of our guidance software for a newly conceived airframe design. This position also allows you to broaden your expertise across our diverse product lines.

Oligo is on the cutting edge of transforming spacecraft design and production with our innovative manufacturing-in-the-loop foundation model. We empower our clients to concentrate on their unique technology and mission goals, while we handle the entire process—from design and manufacturing to launch and operations. Using advanced AI-driven generative design and automated manufacturing, our team—comprising ex-MIT, Harvard, and NASA JPL experts—develops the most sophisticated payload-specific spacecraft at scale, achieving timelines from weeks to months.With esteemed advisors and investment from premier firms like Lux Capital, we are in search of exceptional builders, quick learners, and driven engineers. If your expertise spans spacecraft systems, avionics, machine learning, AI, or advanced manufacturing, you will work collaboratively across various disciplines on real missions that operate in orbit and expand globally.We unite top-tier AI/ML talent with skilled satellite engineers to redefine the construction of space systems from the ground up. Here, you will find a bureaucracy-free environment that fosters innovative thinking.If you believe you are the right fit, we are eager to meet you.

CHAOS Industries is at the forefront of modern defense technology, developing omniscient systems tailored for contemporary challenges. Our innovative products, crafted by distinguished U.S. military veterans and Silicon Valley pioneers, leverage Coherent Distributed Networks (CDN™) to empower warfighters, commercial aviators, and border protection teams. We enable our users to respond swiftly, adapt seamlessly, and remain ahead of emerging threats. In a fast-paced technological landscape, CHAOS Industries provides cutting-edge sensing and detection solutions that offer a critical advantage: time.Founded in 2022, CHAOS Industries has successfully secured $1 billion in funding from prestigious investors like 8VC, Accel, and NEA. Our headquarters is located in Los Angeles, with additional offices in Washington, D.C., San Francisco, Seattle, and London. For more details, please visit www.chaosinc.com.Role Overview:Contribute to the design and development of state-of-the-art radar capabilities.Responsibilities:Design and develop sophisticated radar signal processing algorithms for target detection, tracking, and classification.Lead the advancement of new radar capabilities with minimal supervision.Optimize algorithms for real-time performance and operational constraints.Implement algorithms in software (e.g., C++, Python, MATLAB) and/or hardware (e.g., FPGAs, DSPs).Analyze radar data to assess system performance and identify improvement opportunities.Create and maintain system simulations and models to facilitate algorithm development and performance evaluation.Design and develop various radar modes.Assist in defining system requirements and specifications.Model and simulate radar systems, subsystems, and the signal processing chain.Plan and lead field tests and data collection activities.Document and present technical findings and progress to leadership.Mentor and support junior engineers.Work full-time onsite at our Hawthorne, CA office.

Oligo is revolutionizing the aerospace industry by creating a manufacturing-in-the-loop foundation model designed to automate spacecraft design and production globally. Our innovative approach allows clients to concentrate on their core technology and mission goals while we manage every aspect, from design and manufacturing to launch and operational support. With a focus on AI-driven generative design and automated manufacturing, our team, comprising alumni from MIT, Harvard, and NASA JPL, is committed to delivering the most advanced payload-specific spacecraft within weeks, not months.With esteemed advisors on our board and fresh capital from leading investors like Lux Capital, we are continuously searching for exceptional builders, quick learners, and ambitious engineers. Whether your expertise lies in spacecraft systems, avionics, ML/AI, or advanced manufacturing, you will collaborate across disciplines on real missions that launch, perform in orbit, and achieve international scalability.We merge world-class AI/ML talent with top-notch satellite engineers under one roof to redefine how space systems are constructed, grounded in first principles. Expect no bureaucracy and no outdated thinking.If you believe you align with our vision, we are eager to meet you.Are you enthusiastic about developing the foundational software powering advanced aerospace systems? Do you excel at solving complex challenges in real-time, high-reliability settings? Join us as a Mid/Senior Level Embedded Flight Software Engineer and take a crucial role in designing, developing, and deploying the essential software that empowers our spacecraft to fulfill their missions. If you possess expertise in F-prime, real-time operating systems, and building resilient embedded solutions, we would love to connect with you!ResponsibilitiesAs a Generative Spacecraft Engineer - FSW, you will oversee significant portions of the flight software lifecycle, from initial architecture to on-orbit operations. Your key responsibilities will include:Designing and implementing flight software components using the F-prime framework, specifically for bare-metal and resource-constrained embedded systems.Architecting and contributing to F-prime topology and pattern design, ensuring our software is modular, scalable, and highly reliable.Developing and integrating real-time operating system (RTOS) solutions tailored for bare-metal targets, maximizing performance and determinism.

Are you ready to be at the forefront of modern defense technology? Join CHAOS Industries, a pioneer in redefining defense capabilities through our innovative multi-product portfolio aimed at achieving domain dominance. Our cutting-edge products, powered by Coherent Distributed Networks (CDN™), empower warfighters, commercial air operators, and border protection teams by enabling them to act swiftly, adapt to changing scenarios, and stay ahead of emerging threats.Founded in 2022, CHAOS Industries has successfully raised $1 billion in funding from top-tier investors including 8VC, Accel, and Valor Equity Partners. With our headquarters in Los Angeles and offices in Washington, D.C., San Francisco, San Diego, and London, we invite you to explore our mission further at www.chaosinc.com.Role Overview:The Field Engineering Team is in search of a skilled Field Software Engineer to contribute to the design, development, and deployment of state-of-the-art RF systems. This role requires a profound understanding of engineering principles, technologies, and the operational needs of our customers. You will play a crucial role in collaborating with customers to implement these cutting-edge solutions, enhancing national security applications, including UAS surveillance and integrated air and missile defense systems. A knack for solving complex technical challenges and a willingness to engage in rapid prototyping are essential for success in this position.

CHAOS Industries builds advanced defense systems for today’s most complex challenges. Founded in 2022 and backed by $1 billion in funding from investors including 8VC, Accel, and NEA, the company combines expertise from U.S. military veterans and Silicon Valley engineers. Products center on Coherent Distributed Networks (CDN™), supporting warfighters, commercial air operators, and border security teams with rapid response, adaptability, and advanced sensing and detection. Headquarters are in Los Angeles, with offices in Washington, D.C., San Francisco, Seattle, and London. More details at www.chaosinc.com. Role Overview Lead a team focused on designing and developing advanced communications and data link systems to strengthen Coherent Distributed Networks (CDN). Support current CHAOS sensor products with essential communications capabilities. Drive innovation in new communication product families with advanced features. Key Responsibilities Design and develop directive data links to connect nodes within a CDN. Implement methods to reduce the RF signature of data links. Work with timing experts to integrate precise time-transfer algorithms into the network. Lead the development of new communications features with limited supervision. Identify or build cost-effective, rugged hardware to keep data links working in tactical, mobile environments. Research and apply techniques for node positioning without relying on GPS. Use algorithms to enable advanced directional beamforming. Optimize algorithms for real-time operation and efficient resource use. Deploy algorithms in software (such as C++, Python, MATLAB) and/or hardware (such as FPGA). Location Hawthorne, California, United States

CHAOS Industries is revolutionizing the modern defense landscape with a diverse portfolio of cutting-edge products that ensure domain superiority. Our solutions are driven by Coherent Distributed Networks (CDN™), enabling military personnel, commercial aviation operators, and border security teams to respond swiftly, adapt quickly, and stay one step ahead of emerging threats.Founded in 2022, CHAOS Industries has successfully secured $1 billion in funding from prominent investors such as 8VC, Accel, and Valor Equity Partners. Our headquarters are located in Los Angeles, and we maintain offices in Washington, D.C., San Francisco, San Diego, Seattle, and London. For more details, please visit www.chaosinc.com.Role Overview:Act as the principal manufacturing engineering authority on the radar production floor.Oversee daily build execution, integration assistance, and yield enhancement.Deliver hands-on technical leadership during assembly, integration, and testing operations.Swiftly address build challenges, escapes, and throughput limitations.Promote continuous improvement in radar subassembly and system-level integration.Align engineering objectives with factory execution.Responsibilities:Production Floor SupportProvide direct support for radar assembly, integration, and testing operations.Troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, and RF integration challenges in real time.Facilitate containment and corrective actions for build escapes and testing failures.Collaborate with Quality, Design, and Mission Engineering to address nonconformances.Assist in the development of rework and repair processes.Yield & Performance ImprovementExamine RF test yields, environmental test outcomes, and integration failure patterns.Identify recurring defects and systemic process vulnerabilities.Lead root cause analysis initiatives (8D, RCCA).Implement corrective and preventive action strategies (CAPA).Drive quantifiable improvements in first-pass yield, cycle time, rework rates, and throughput.Process Development & OptimizationDevelop and enhance work instructions, assembly process flows, and best practices.

Join SpaceX as a Simulation Software Engineer, where you will be at the forefront of groundbreaking aerospace technology. You will be responsible for designing and developing advanced simulation software that plays a critical role in the testing and validation of our spacecraft systems.