Failure Analysis Engineer - Microelectronics (Starlink)

Role Overview SpaceX is hiring a Manufacturing Engineer to support Starlink projects at our Bastrop, TX facility. This role focuses on designing, developing, and refining manufacturing processes for satellite production. The work directly impacts the efficiency and quality of Starlink hardware as we scale operations. What You Will Do Create and improve manufacturing processes for satellite assembly Develop solutions that increase efficiency and maintain high quality standards Work closely with teams to ensure production goals are met What We Look For Strong engineering background Experience with process optimization and continuous improvement Interest in driving innovation in manufacturing

SpaceX develops technology to make life multiplanetary, with a particular emphasis on Mars exploration. The Starlink program aims to provide high-speed internet access across the globe through a rapidly expanding satellite network. Role overview The Engineering Manager, Starlink Manufacturing, leads manufacturing engineering for the Starlink Product team in Bastrop, TX. This position oversees the design, construction, and ongoing improvement of high-volume production lines. Ensuring that component manufacturing, assembly, and testing processes meet strict standards for safety, quality, and efficiency is a core responsibility. Key responsibilities Lead a team of over 60 engineers and specialists working on two shifts. Direct all stages of production, focusing on maintaining efficiency and rigorous safety compliance. Additional focus areas This role involves equipment design and fabrication, facilities planning, staffing, and leadership development. Supporting the introduction of new products is also part of the scope. The manager serves as the main link between engineering, supply chain, and production teams for the assigned product line, and provides feedback to engineering on area capabilities and manufacturability.

Join SpaceX as a Manufacturing Engineer for Starlink Gateways and contribute to the future of global broadband connectivity. In this role, you will oversee the design, commissioning, and qualification of cutting-edge ground antennas that facilitate high-speed internet delivery from satellites to users. You will drive manufacturing processes from concept to production, ensuring the highest standards of quality and efficiency. Collaborate with engineering teams to enhance design for manufacturability and lead efforts in ramping up production to meet demanding volume targets. Be a part of a dynamic team dedicated to making internet access reliable and affordable for communities worldwide.

About SpaceX and Starlink SpaceX is working to make human life multiplanetary, with Mars as the long-term goal. The company develops and manufactures rockets, spacecraft, and advanced technologies to support this vision. Starlink, a project by SpaceX, operates the world’s largest satellite constellation to deliver high-speed internet access globally. The team designs, builds, tests, and manages everything from satellites to consumer hardware and the software that connects it all. Millions of users already rely on Starlink, and the project continues to grow in reach and impact. Role Overview: Manufacturing Engineer, Injection Molding This role supports Starlink’s mission by focusing on plastic injection molding processes. The Manufacturing Engineer will maintain existing production lines and help scale new lines to full production, enabling millions of devices to reach customers’ homes. Location Bastrop, TX Key Responsibilities Maintain current injection molding production lines for Starlink hardware. Support the ramp-up of new injection molding lines to reach full production volume. Apply engineering knowledge and creativity to solve manufacturing challenges and improve processes. About the Team The Starlink manufacturing group combines experience in rocket and spacecraft production with consumer hardware expertise. The team is committed to delivering reliable, high-quality internet hardware at scale, and is looking for engineers who can help expand Starlink’s capabilities for communities and businesses worldwide.

Join SpaceX as a Manufacturing Engineer in our Materials Management team, where you'll play a pivotal role in the development of Starlink, our revolutionary low-latency broadband internet system. This position involves leading the design and integration of interfaces between materials management and production lines, implementing cutting-edge RFID and vision technologies, and driving inventory automation initiatives. You will collaborate closely with production engineers and senior leadership, ensuring our systems support high-volume production while achieving cost and quality targets. If you're passionate about building innovative solutions in a fast-paced environment and thrive on overcoming complex challenges, we want to hear from you!

Join SpaceX as a Senior Manufacturing Engineer specializing in Tool & Die Machining for our groundbreaking Starlink project. In this pivotal role, you will spearhead the development and qualification of advanced equipment, tooling, and manufacturing process technologies essential for producing state-of-the-art plastic injection molds and high-pressure die casting tools. Your innovative mindset will challenge conventional practices while employing a systematic approach to determine the most effective solutions. Collaborate closely with the materials engineering team and various stakeholders to ensure the success of our ambitious goal: delivering high-speed internet to underserved communities around the globe.

At SpaceX, we believe in a future where humanity explores the cosmos. Our mission is to make this vision a reality, with a focus on enabling human life on Mars.PRODUCTION PROJECT ENGINEER (STARLINK)Join us at SpaceX as we harness our expertise in rocket and spacecraft manufacturing to deploy Starlink, the world's most sophisticated broadband internet system. As the largest satellite constellation globally, Starlink delivers fast and reliable internet to over 4 million users. Our team designs, builds, tests, and operates all components of the system, including thousands of satellites, consumer antennas that provide immediate connectivity, and the software that integrates everything. We are just beginning to realize Starlink's potential global impact, and we are seeking an experienced Production Project Engineer to strengthen our operations in Bastrop, TX.As part of our construction projects team, you will collaborate with a group of highly skilled engineers across various disciplines to design, construct, and activate infrastructure for diverse projects within the Starlink production facility. This hands-on role involves planning and executing new facility construction and renovation projects, with a focus on heavy civil and utility elements. You will collaborate with construction project managers, facility engineers, designers, vendors, and internal stakeholders to achieve these objectives. This is a unique opportunity to drive meaningful change and take ownership of projects from inception to completion, all aimed at transforming the SpaceX campus into a world-class manufacturing hub. This position is based in Bastrop, TX (Austin Area).

At SpaceX, we are driven by a vision of a future where humanity thrives beyond Earth, exploring the vast universe. Our mission is to develop groundbreaking technologies that pave the way for human life on Mars and beyond.Manufacturing Engineer - Tool & Die Machining (Starlink)Join SpaceX as we revolutionize global internet access through Starlink, our innovative low latency broadband system powered by a constellation of low Earth orbit satellites. We're dedicated to delivering high-speed, reliable internet to underserved populations, including rural areas and locations where existing services are limited or costly.This role is integral to the materials engineering team, focusing on the development and qualification of essential equipment, tooling, and manufacturing processes for producing plastic injection molds and high-pressure die-cast tools. The ideal candidate will possess a proactive mindset, challenge conventional methodologies, and employ a systematic approach to identify and implement optimal solutions.

Role Overview SpaceX is hiring a Manufacturing Specialist for the Starlink program in Bastrop, TX. This position is for the 2nd shift. The team focuses on advanced manufacturing processes and upholds strict production standards. The work directly supports Starlink’s mission to expand global internet access through satellite technology. What You Will Do This role involves hands-on work in a collaborative setting. Manufacturing Specialists help drive efficient production and ensure quality at every step. The position plays a key part in delivering hardware for Starlink’s rapid deployment goals.

At SpaceX, we believe in an exhilarating future where humanity embarks on interstellar exploration. We are at the forefront of developing groundbreaking technologies to make this vision a reality, with the ultimate goal of establishing human life on Mars.MANAGER OF EQUIPMENT AND AUTOMATION ENGINEERING (STARLINK)In this pivotal role, you will spearhead a team dedicated to the design, development, and implementation of cutting-edge automation systems and manufacturing equipment to facilitate high-volume solar cell production. You will champion innovations in equipment reliability, throughput, and scalability while upholding stringent safety and quality standards. This position is ideal for a hands-on leader with a passion for rapid iteration and effective problem-solving in a dynamic, high-stakes environment.

At SpaceX, we believe in a future where humanity explores the cosmos. Our mission is to develop groundbreaking technologies aimed at making interplanetary life a reality, starting with human life on Mars.Operations Engineer (Starlink Production)Join us in one of our most ambitious projects yet—the Starlink network, designed to provide reliable internet access worldwide. We are seeking a skilled engineer to create and optimize processes and systems for manufacturing millions of Starlink user terminals, silicon packaging chips, and solar cells.The success of Starlink hinges on the quality, reliability, cost-effectiveness, manufacturability, throughput, and security of our products. If you thrive in a fast-paced environment, excel at solving complex problems, and enjoy the challenge of building innovative solutions from the ground up, this role is the perfect next step in your career.

Join SpaceX as a Construction Project Manager, where you will collaborate with a team of top-tier engineers to design, construct, and activate essential infrastructure at the Starlink production facility. This role is pivotal in managing the planning and execution of facility construction and renovation projects, with a strong focus on civil and utility elements. You will engage with project managers, facility engineers, designers, and vendors to ensure the successful delivery of high-quality projects. This position offers the chance to spearhead transformative initiatives and oversee projects from conception to completion, aiming to elevate the SpaceX campus into a premier manufacturing hub. Based in Bastrop, TX (Austin Area).

Join SpaceX as a Chemical Engineer for our innovative Starlink project, where you'll lead the advancement of production processes for printed circuit boards (PCBs). Your expertise will drive the implementation of eco-friendly chemical recycling strategies and the development of efficient mass production techniques. This position is vital for creating the next generation of consumer devices that enhance global connectivity. As part of a pioneering team, you will oversee PCB production processes, engage with senior leadership during critical design phases, and contribute to making our Bastrop facility the largest PCB manufacturing site in North America by year-end.

At SpaceX, we believe that exploring the cosmos is an exciting frontier for humanity. We are at the forefront of developing technologies to make interstellar life a reality, with a particular focus on enabling human settlement on Mars.SOURCING MANAGER - CONTRACT MANUFACTURING (STARLINK)SpaceX is harnessing our extensive experience in rocket and spacecraft development to roll out Starlink, the largest satellite constellation globally, providing the most advanced broadband internet service. We facilitate reliable and high-speed internet access for millions of users across the globe, including remote communities, aircraft, maritime vessels, and areas affected by natural disasters. Our team is dedicated to designing, constructing, testing, and operating the entire system, comprising thousands of satellites and consumer antennas that allow users to connect within minutes of unboxing. We are seeking top-tier professionals to unlock Starlink's potential for communities and businesses worldwide.As a Sourcing Manager, you will join a dynamic supply chain team that strives to give SpaceX a competitive edge. This department encompasses procurement, planning and fulfillment, supplier development and quality assurance, logistics, and inventory management. The SpaceX supply chain is critical in achieving our ambitious growth objectives and in our mission to become a multi-planetary species.

Join SpaceX as an Automation and Controls Engineer, where you will play a pivotal role in revolutionizing broadband internet through our Starlink project. Your expertise will contribute to the development and implementation of innovative technologies that support high-volume production, ensuring safety and efficiency in manufacturing processes. Collaborate with a talented team across various disciplines including injection molding, die casting, and stamping, while driving the evolution of connectivity for underserved communities.

At SpaceX, we are driven by our vision of a future where humanity explores the cosmos. Our mission is to develop groundbreaking technologies that will pave the way for human life on Mars and beyond.ROBOTICS SPECIALIST - PCB MANUFACTURING (STARLINK)Join SpaceX, an emerging powerhouse in electronics manufacturing located in Bastrop, Texas. As a Robotics Specialist within our Printed Circuit Board (PCB) factory, you will take on the critical role of troubleshooting complex control systems and enhancing the reliability of our production assets. Your focus will be on implementing lasting solutions that improve system performance rather than temporary fixes. Additionally, you will assist in designing new control components and integrating vendor equipment, leveraging your expertise in both hands-on electrical work and controls software. Your responsibilities will include servicing industrial control panels, robotic systems, and developing PLC, HMI, and SCADA applications.

Join SpaceX as a Structural Engineer for the Starlink project, where you'll collaborate with a diverse team of engineers to design and construct vital infrastructure that supports our mission of making human life multi-planetary. This role is based at our state-of-the-art facility in Bastrop, TX, and you will be instrumental in delivering large-scale capital projects that have a significant impact on SpaceX's ambitious goals.

At SpaceX, we are driven by the vision of a future where humanity explores the cosmos. As we develop the technologies to enable human life on Mars, we are committed to creating a low-latency broadband internet system through our Starlink project. This system, powered by a constellation of low Earth orbit satellites, aims to provide fast and reliable internet access to underserved populations globally, including rural communities. We seek innovative and motivated engineers to contribute to the full lifecycle of our projects, from initial concept through to large-scale production. Your role will involve collaborating across engineering, development, and production teams and engaging with senior leadership during key design phases to ensure the success of Starlink, focusing on the quality, reliability, and user experience of the products we deliver. As a Wastewater Engineer on the Starlink manufacturing team, you will play a pivotal role in the operation of an ultrapure process water treatment facility that supports our printed circuit board, silicon packaging, and solar cell manufacturing lines. You will be responsible for the development and optimization of equipment, processes, and facilities, ensuring high-volume production capabilities. Your contributions will be essential in providing high-speed connectivity for millions of next-generation devices used across homes, schools, and businesses worldwide.

At SpaceX, our mission is driven by our belief that humanity's future lies beyond our planet. We are relentlessly focused on creating the technologies that will enable human life on Mars and beyond. Join us in shaping the future of space exploration.CNC MACHINIST/PROGRAMMER (STARLINK)As part of our commitment to revolutionizing global connectivity, SpaceX is developing Starlink, a low-latency broadband internet system designed to provide reliable internet access to underserved populations worldwide. Our Starlink production team plays a crucial role in fabricating and assembling prototype and production tooling, as well as automation equipment for our rapidly expanding consumer electronics division. Collaborating closely with engineers, you will contribute to high-impact projects that enhance our product assembly lines, transitioning from early-stage development to high-volume production capabilities.

SpaceX is building one of the world's largest solar cell manufacturing facilities to power advanced space infrastructure, including large-scale AI data centers in orbit. Reliable solar energy is essential for these platforms to handle demanding computing tasks in space. Role overview The Senior Facilities Engineer for Solar Cell Manufacturing (Starlink) will oversee the maintenance, efficiency, and continuous improvement of key facility systems. This includes power, ultrapure water, exhaust, and bulk gas systems that support high-volume solar cell production in Bastrop, TX. What you will do Lead the operation and maintenance of facility systems essential to solar cell manufacturing Drive efficiency improvements and system enhancements for power, ultrapure water, exhaust, and bulk gases Support ongoing facility upgrades to meet production goals and reliability standards Impact This position plays a direct role in supporting SpaceX’s mission to enable AI data centers in space. The work will help shape the company’s solar cell manufacturing capabilities and contribute to broader goals for space exploration and infrastructure.