Electrical Generative Spacecraft Engineer

Oligo is at the forefront of revolutionizing spacecraft design and production with our innovative manufacturing-in-the-loop foundation model. We empower our clients to concentrate on their technology and mission goals while we expertly manage the entire process from design and manufacturing to launch and operations. Our dedicated team, composed of ex-MIT, Harvard, and NASA JPL engineers, utilizes advanced AI-driven generative design and automated manufacturing to deliver state-of-the-art payload-specific spacecraft in weeks, not months.Backed by prestigious advisors and investment from leading firms like Lux Capital, we seek out exceptional talent—builders, quick learners, and ambitious engineers who share our passion for innovation in spacecraft systems, avionics, machine learning, artificial intelligence, and advanced manufacturing. Join us in shaping the future of space systems with a collaborative approach across diverse disciplines, where your contributions will lead to real missions that fly, perform in orbit, and expand globally.We prioritize creativity over bureaucracy and legacy thinking, and we are eager to meet individuals who resonate with our vision.As a Generative Spacecraft Engineer - Electrical, you will play a crucial role in architecting our flight systems by designing, integrating, and testing spacecraft within a small, highly skilled team. Your expertise will bridge the mechanical and electrical disciplines, driving systems-level decisions and bringing your designs to life.This position is perfect for someone who has experience taking a spacecraft from concept to launch, understands the importance of agility without sacrificing quality, and thrives in dynamic environments where creativity meets responsibility.

SpaceX’s Starshield program extends Starlink’s core technology and launch capabilities to support national security. While Starlink serves consumer and commercial sectors, Starshield is dedicated to government missions, including earth observation, secure communications, and hosted payloads. Role overview The Senior Electrical Design Engineer for Starshield leads electrical design, hardware development, testing, and lifecycle management. This position plays a key role in advancing Starshield’s government-focused projects and is integral to the team’s ongoing work. What you will do Lead electrical design and hardware development for Starshield systems Oversee testing processes and manage hardware through its lifecycle Troubleshoot systems, including real-time problem solving for in-orbit hardware Collaborate with cross-disciplinary teams to ensure system-level performance and reliability Create solutions for complex engineering challenges that have not been addressed before What makes this role unique This position involves working on a rapidly evolving program where technical challenges change daily. The team values creative problem-solving, collaboration across disciplines, and a drive to push technical boundaries in support of SpaceX’s broader mission. Location Hawthorne, CA

Join Reflect Orbital, where innovation meets ownership! We seek a dynamic Electrical Engineer who thrives in a fast-paced environment and is eager to make an impact. We want to see your best work, irrespective of the domain or phase of your career.About the RoleIn this pivotal role, you will take on design ownership of electronic subsystems for our inaugural spacecraft. You will design, construct, test, and enhance components that are ready for the challenges of space. The ideal candidate will have substantial experience with spacecraft electronics.ResponsibilitiesLead the design and interface of avionics systems, making critical system-level decisions.Prototype and validate key systems such as flight computers, communication systems, and electronics for power systems and ADCS.Establish best practices and tools for superior electrical engineering design.Develop and maintain avionics testing infrastructure, including flatsat, GPS simulation, power simulation, and communications simulation.Conduct qualification testing for avionics under various conditions such as vibration, shock, thermal, and thermal vacuum, ensuring readiness for flight operations.Ideal QualificationsProven experience designing and validating PCBAs for space or similarly demanding environments.Experience owning high-reliability electronics subsystems from concept to successful deployment.A track record of thriving with a high level of autonomy.Ability to iterate on requirements and architecture to achieve optimal designs within a constrained environment.Hands-on experience troubleshooting electronics systems.Even if you don’t meet every single qualification, we encourage you to apply. We value exceptional talent, and we are open to unique backgrounds that bring fresh perspectives.

At Reflect Orbital, we thrive on innovation and rapid execution. We're looking for passionate individuals who are eager to take ownership and drive meaningful change. If you find this exhilarating, we want to hear about your best work and achievements from any stage of your life.About the RoleAs an Avionics Engineer, you will take lead responsibility for the design and integration of electronic subsystems on our inaugural spacecraft. Your role will encompass the design, assembly, testing, and enhancement of robust components that are ready for space. The ideal candidate will possess substantial experience in spacecraft engineering.ResponsibilitiesLead the design and integration of avionics systems, making critical system-level decisions.Prototype, develop, and validate flight computers, communication systems, and electronics related to power systems and Attitude Determination and Control Systems (ADCS).Establish and implement best practices and tools for electrical engineering design.Develop internal avionics testing infrastructure, including flatsats, GPS simulations, power simulations, and communication simulations.Conduct avionics qualification testing in vibration, shock, thermal, and thermal vacuum environments, ensuring hardware readiness for flight operations.Ideal QualificationsExperience in designing and validating PCBAs for space or similarly challenging environments.Proven track record of owning high-reliability electronic subsystems from conception to deployment.Ability to thrive with a high degree of autonomy.Experience iterating on requirements and architecture to optimize designs within tightly constrained parameters.Hands-on experience troubleshooting electronic systems.We encourage candidates who may not meet every qualification to apply. Our top priority is hiring exceptional talent, and we value diverse backgrounds and experiences.

Oligo is pioneering a transformative manufacturing-in-the-loop foundation model designed to automate the design and production of spacecraft on a global scale. Our innovative approach empowers clients to concentrate on their own technological advancements and mission goals while we manage everything from design and manufacturing to launch and operational support. Utilizing state-of-the-art AI-driven generative design and automated manufacturing, our accomplished team, featuring alumni from MIT, Harvard, and NASA JPL, is dedicated to producing sophisticated, payload-specific spacecraft in weeks instead of months.With distinguished advisors and substantial backing from leading investors such as Lux Capital, we are continuously seeking outstanding builders, quick learners, and ambitious engineers. Whether your interests lie in spacecraft systems, avionics, machine learning, artificial intelligence, or advanced manufacturing, you will collaborate across various disciplines on genuine missions that launch, perform in orbit, and scale globally.We integrate elite AI/ML experts with top satellite engineers under one roof to redefine the construction of space systems, starting from foundational principles. Expect a dynamic, bureaucratic-free environment that fosters innovation.If you believe you are a strong match, we are eager to connect with you.Mechanical Spacecraft Engineering InternAs a Mechanical Spacecraft Engineering Intern, you will be responsible for the deliverables related to our spacecraft design and testing. This role will involve bridging mechanical and electrical disciplines, influencing systems-level decisions, and bringing your designs to life through hands-on building.This position is ideal for students who prefer working in a machine shop over a library, thriving where creativity and accountability intersect, and are eager to tackle complex problems with practical solutions.Your ResponsibilitiesIn the role of Mechanical Spacecraft Engineering Intern, you will take ownership of specific mechanical sub-assemblies and assist in the integration of spacecraft components. You will receive mentorship from experienced engineers while being encouraged to independently advance your projects. Your key tasks will include:Mechanical & Structural Design: Take charge of sub-system designs, contributing to the design of essential structures, mechanisms, enclosures, and mounts.CAD & Documentation: Develop detailed 3D models and technical drawings utilizing GD&T principles to ensure manufacturability.

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.

Oligo is pioneering a revolutionary manufacturing-in-the-loop foundation model aimed at automating spacecraft design and production on a global scale. Our innovative approach empowers clients to concentrate on their technology and mission goals, while we take care of all aspects from design and manufacturing to launch and operations. Our expert team, comprising alumni from MIT, Harvard, and NASA JPL, utilizes cutting-edge AI-driven generative design and automated manufacturing to produce advanced payload-specific spacecraft in mere weeks rather than months.With distinguished advisors on our board and new funding from leading investors like Lux Capital, we are constantly seeking talented builders, quick learners, and ambitious engineers. Whether your interests lie in spacecraft systems, avionics, ML/AI, or advanced manufacturing, you will work collaboratively across various disciplines on real missions that operate in orbit and scale internationally.We unite top-tier AI/ML experts with leading satellite engineers in a dynamic environment, reimagining how space systems are constructed from the ground up. We embrace innovation and reject bureaucracy and outdated thinking.If you believe you would be a great fit, we are eager to meet you.Your ResponsibilitiesAs a Spacecraft Engineering Intern, you will gain invaluable hands-on experience alongside our team, focusing on the design, integration, and testing of spacecraft systems. Your collaboration with mechanical and electrical engineers will help bridge subsystems to achieve overall mission success. Throughout your internship, you may:Lead and support the design of spacecraft mechanical and electrical subsystems (structures, harnessing, avionics integration, and thermal management).Assist in the creation of interface diagrams, cable routing layouts, and system documentation.Help select and organize hardware components such as connectors, fasteners, and circuit boards.Participate in assembly, integration, and testing activities, including environmental test campaigns.Collaborate with engineers from diverse disciplines (GNC, power, software, mission design) to ensure seamless integration of spacecraft components.Contribute to design reviews by preparing documentation and presentations.

Oligo is pioneering a revolutionary approach to spacecraft manufacturing by developing a cutting-edge, manufacturing-in-the-loop foundation model that automates spacecraft design and production globally. Our innovative strategy enables clients to concentrate fully on their technology and mission goals while we manage every aspect of the process, from design and manufacturing to launch and operations. By harnessing the power of AI-driven generative design and automated manufacturing, our team, composed of ex-MIT, Harvard, and NASA JPL experts, is dedicated to delivering the most advanced payload-specific spacecraft in weeks rather than months.With esteemed advisors on our board and recent investments from top firms like Lux Capital, we are continuously seeking exceptional talent — enthusiastic builders, quick learners, and ambitious engineers. Whether your interests lie in spacecraft systems, avionics, machine learning, artificial intelligence, or advanced manufacturing, you'll collaborate across various disciplines on real missions that launch, operate in orbit, and achieve international scalability.We combine elite AI/ML expertise with top-tier satellite engineering to fundamentally rethink how space systems are constructed, starting from first principles. No bureaucracy, no outdated methodologies.If you believe you align with our vision, we are eager to connect with you!Spacecraft Engineer Intern (Flight Software)Do you have a passion for the synergy between software and hardware? Are you excited about the prospect of your algorithms functioning in space? Do you excel at tackling complex challenges in real-time, high-reliability environments? Join our dynamic team as a Spacecraft Engineer Intern and contribute to the development of foundational software for our next generation of spacecraft.In this role, you will be instrumental in designing, developing, and deploying the essential software that empowers our spacecraft to execute their missions. If you have expertise in F-prime, real-time operating systems, and creating robust embedded solutions, we want to hear from you!Key ResponsibilitiesAs a Spacecraft Engineer Intern, you will collaborate on the development, testing, and deployment of our spacecraft’s Flight Software (FSW) stack. Working closely with experienced mentors, you will support:Flight Software: Design and implement flight software components using NASA/JPL’s open-source F-prime framework, focusing on resource-constrained embedded systems.Hardware Interfaces: Develop and troubleshoot software that interfaces with hardware components (sensors, actuators, radios) using protocols such as I2C, SPI, UART, and others.

At Reflect Orbital, we thrive on innovation and agility. We seek talented individuals who are eager to take ownership and drive change. If you are passionate about your work and ready to showcase your achievements from any stage of your career, we want to hear from you!Role OverviewAs a Test Engineer, your primary responsibility will be to design, implement, and oversee comprehensive test campaigns that prepare our spacecraft for successful flight missions. You will take charge of our 'space simulator', facilitating rapid iterations in spacecraft design and testing.Key ResponsibilitiesDevelop and execute detailed test plans for extensive flight testing, covering thermal, thermal-vacuum, vibration, shock, radiation, atomic oxygen, and other specialized tests.Design and construct innovative testing systems tailored for the unique aspects of our spacecraft.Collaborate closely with the engineering team to ensure thorough and reliable testing across all phases.Preferred QualificationsMinimum of 2+ years of Test Engineering experience, with a strong focus on advanced troubleshooting and escalation management.Demonstrated experience in testing and troubleshooting spacecraft, along with establishing unique testing infrastructure and setups.Proficiency in space environmental testing methods such as TVAC, vibration, and radiation testing.Solid experience with Hardware-in-the-Loop (HITL) or flatsat testbeds.We encourage applicants who may not meet every qualification but have exceptional skills and experiences. Our priority is to hire outstanding individuals, and we are open to defining unique roles for remarkable talents.Employee BenefitsThe success of Reflect Orbital relies on our team, which is why we offer a competitive compensation and benefits package aimed at rewarding our employees and supporting their families.Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage, with 100% of base-policy costs covered by Reflect.Access to Health Savings Accounts (HSA), Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA), and 401K plans.Unlimited paid time off with a recommendation of two weeks off per year.Daily healthy lunches provided to all employees.Commitment to DiversityReflect Orbital is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. Our hiring practices are founded on the principles of diversity and inclusion.

Oligo is revolutionizing spacecraft design and production with our innovative manufacturing-in-the-loop foundation model. We empower clients to concentrate on their technology and mission goals while we manage the entire spectrum from design to launch and operations. Utilizing advanced AI-driven generative design and automated manufacturing, our highly skilled team, comprised of ex-MIT, Harvard, and NASA JPL professionals, delivers cutting-edge payload-specific spacecraft in mere weeks instead of months.With world-class advisors and robust funding from prestigious investors like Lux Capital, we seek exceptional builders, quick learners, and ambitious engineers. Whether your interests lie in spacecraft systems, avionics, ML/AI, or advanced manufacturing, you will collaborate across disciplines on real missions that are launched, operational in orbit, and scalable worldwide.We unite top-tier AI/ML talent with leading satellite engineers in a bureaucracy-free environment, allowing us to reimagine how space systems are constructed, starting from first principles. If you believe you are a fit, we are eager to meet you.As a Mechanical Generative Spacecraft Engineer, you will be a key architect of our flight systems—designing, integrating, and testing spacecraft within a small, highly capable team. You will connect mechanical and electrical disciplines, drive systems-level decisions, and physically construct what you design.Your ResponsibilitiesIn this role, you will take ownership of significant spacecraft components and facilitate communication between mechanical and electrical subsystems. You will lead the systems engineering efforts throughout the spacecraft's entire lifecycle. Your duties will include:Mechanical & Structural DesignSpearhead the design of spacecraft mechanical subsystems: primary structures, mechanisms, enclosures, mounts, and deployables.Develop detailed 3D models, drawings, and assemblies utilizing GD&T (Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing).

About Starshield at SpaceX SpaceX is committed to developing technologies that make human life multiplanetary. Starshield builds on Starlink’s technology and launch experience to support national security missions, with a focus on government applications. While Starlink serves commercial and consumer users, Starshield addresses needs such as earth observation, communications, and hosted payloads for U.S. government partners. Role Overview: Antenna Engineer The Antenna Engineer for Starshield will work on advanced development programs that support U.S. National Security. This role centers on designing and validating antennas for government-focused space applications. The team values engineers who approach challenges with a rapid iteration mindset, moving quickly from concept to operational systems. Key Focus Areas Small antenna design Phased array systems Reflector antenna systems Antenna testing and design validation Work Environment This position is based in Hawthorne, CA. The Starshield team operates collaboratively and values engineers who are comfortable solving new problems and iterating quickly to achieve operational results.

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.

At SpaceX, our vision is to enable humanity’s exploration of the cosmos, making a future where we venture into the stars a thrilling reality. We are at the forefront of developing the technologies necessary for human life on Mars.MISSION INTEGRATION ENGINEER (STARSHIELD)Starshield utilizes our advanced Starlink technology and launch capabilities to support vital national security initiatives. While Starlink serves commercial and consumer markets, Starshield is tailored for government applications, with a focus on Earth observation, communications, and hosted payloads.As a key member of the Mission Management team, you will act as the primary liaison for customers from the initial stages of capability studies through successful launch and on-orbit activation. You will also assist in developing new business proposals, guiding them from initial requirements negotiation to final handoff and validation.Your role will include leading and integrating system trades across various launch vehicles, spacecraft, and sensors, while analyzing diverse solutions to meet mission objectives. You will play a crucial role in crafting operational concepts and interfaces at multiple levels, including mission, segment, system, and sub-system. Expect to employ your creativity and engineering expertise to devise and test innovative approaches to achieve technical and programmatic goals.The ideal candidate possesses a solid technical background in space vehicle design, integration, and verification throughout the program lifecycle. We seek engineers who thrive on tackling complex challenges, excel in a dynamic environment, and are committed to advancing the space industry.

About Starpath SpaceAt Starpath Space, we are pioneers in developing and manufacturing advanced technologies that will facilitate human habitation on the Moon and Mars. Currently, we're creating robotic systems designed to locally produce essential resources necessary for a sustainable lunar civilization, including water, energy, and oxygen. Our ultimate ambition is to establish and maintain a self-sufficient city on Mars.Director of Avionics EngineeringAs the Director of Avionics Engineering, you will be at the helm of a talented team tasked with the design, analysis, and qualification of all avionics systems across our diverse product lines. Your responsibilities will encompass systems related to motion control, communication, computational processes, power management, and beyond. You will act as the technical authority, ensuring the successful delivery and integration of all avionics hardware.Key Responsibilities:Define and substantiate the architectural framework, interfaces, and requirements for all avionics systems.Establish qualification testing criteria in line with spaceflight testing standards.Facilitate effective execution of both system and component level design while providing necessary technical guidance and mentorship.Collaborate across functions with software and mechanical teams to ensure alignment with integration timelines and system milestones.Oversee all technical, operational, and programmatic risks associated with the avionics team.

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.

At SpaceX, we believe that a future where humanity explores the stars is far more exhilarating than one where we remain earthbound. Our mission is to develop innovative technologies to make this vision a reality, with the ultimate aim of establishing human life on Mars.Design Criteria Engineer (Starshield)Starshield harnesses SpaceX's advanced Starlink technology and launch capabilities to bolster national security initiatives. While Starlink caters to consumer and commercial markets, Starshield is tailored for governmental applications, focusing initially on earth observation, secure communications, and hosted payloads. As a member of the Starshield Design Criteria Engineering team, your role will be pivotal in ensuring our satellites achieve mission success with unparalleled reliability. This team is composed of engineers from diverse backgrounds, who will gain an in-depth understanding of hardware ranging from vehicle systems to individual components. We are currently seeking talent for two critical roles:As a design-focused engineer, your technical expertise will guide the initial conception of significant design revisions, leading the path through design maturation, validation, safe launch, and initial operation in orbit. This crucial phase rewards creativity and innovation while necessitating foresight to mitigate risks.As a change-focused engineer, you will spearhead efforts to identify and implement enhancements in the design and processing of satellites, maintaining our industry-leading design iteration and manufacturing pace. The satisfaction comes from witnessing these systems working together, bringing innovative concepts to life in space.We are in search of passionate engineers with solid technical fundamentals who thrive in fast-paced development environments, dedicated to enhancing the way we develop satellites.

Starshield is SpaceX’s initiative to adapt Starlink technology for government missions. The team focuses on earth observation, secure communications, and hosted payloads to strengthen U.S. national security. Starshield leverages SpaceX’s experience in advanced satellite networks to deliver new capabilities in low Earth orbit. Role overview The RF Software Engineer will design and implement radio frequency (RF) solutions for Starshield’s satellite systems. This work expands communications and remote sensing capabilities that support national security. Projects often move rapidly from concept to operational deployment, providing direct involvement in both hardware and software realization. What you will do Work closely with RF, DSP, software, and hardware engineers to create new RF features for satellite communications and sensing systems Contribute to advanced development programs that address complex technical challenges for U.S. national security Design, implement, and test RF software for proliferated satellite networks in low Earth orbit Participate in a collaborative environment where rapid iteration and teamwork drive progress Location Hawthorne, CA

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.

At Reflect Orbital, we value speed, ownership, and the ability to drive impactful change. If you thrive in a fast-paced environment and are eager to showcase your achievements, we want to hear from you!About the RoleAt Reflect Orbital, we believe that talent comes in many forms and backgrounds. This internship is an opportunity to tackle complex challenges and contribute to advancements that benefit humanity.As an intern, you will take on responsibilities akin to those of our full-time employees, with your work playing a crucial role in the success of our innovative spacecraft constellation.We seek candidates who are ready to engage with difficult problems without clear solutions, who enjoy hands-on work, and who can commit to at least 12 weeks of in-person internship at our Hawthorne, CA office. We encourage all enthusiastic applicants to apply, regardless of how closely you meet the specific qualifications.ResponsibilitiesLead the design, development, analysis, manufacturing, and testing of innovative spacecraft components.Create comprehensive tools and testing setups, ensuring your projects are completed and delivered successfully.Rapidly prototype and iterate on solutions.QualificationsYou excel at crafting resourceful solutions while also having the experience to develop and deliver complex, high-quality outcomes when necessary.You are capable of working independently but recognize the value of seeking guidance when needed.Even if you don’t fulfill 100% of the qualifications, we encourage you to reach out. Our priority is to hire exceptional individuals, and we welcome unconventional backgrounds.We are also keen to create unique roles for individuals who excite us.BenefitsReflect Orbital's success is rooted in our team, which is why we offer a compensation and benefits plan designed to reward our employees and support their families in generous ways.Unlimited paid time off.Daily healthy lunches provided.

Join SpaceX as an Avionics Test Engineer and play a crucial role in the development and testing of advanced avionics systems. You will work alongside a talented team dedicated to pushing the boundaries of space technology. Your expertise will contribute to the design, evaluation, and validation of avionics hardware and software, ensuring the highest quality and reliability in our spacecraft.