Quality Assurance Test Engineer

Astranis designs and builds advanced satellites for high orbits, supporting secure and dedicated networks for enterprises, government agencies, and the US military. With five satellites already in operation and a busy launch schedule ahead, Astranis manages a commercial contract backlog exceeding $1 billion. The company operates from a 153,000 sq. ft. headqu…

Astranis builds advanced satellites for high Earth orbits, supporting secure communications for enterprise, government, and military clients. With five satellites already in orbit and more launches planned, Astranis manages over $1 billion in commercial contracts. The team operates from a 153,000 square foot headquarters in Northern California, with 450 engineers and entrepreneurs. Investors include Andreessen Horowitz, Blackrock, and Fidelity, and the company has raised more than $750 million to date. Internship Overview The Environmental Test Engineer Intern program runs for twelve weeks in Fall 2026. This paid internship is open to students currently enrolled at a four-year university. Interns work on substantial projects, often handling hardware and software that will fly in space. Many past interns have transitioned to full-time roles at Astranis after their internships. What You Will Do Collaborate with an interdisciplinary team to design, build, and test satellite hardware and software. Set up and operate environmental test equipment, including: Ambient thermal chambers Thermal Vacuum Chambers (TVAC) Vibration shaker tables EMI/EMC test equipment Develop hands-on experience with test instruments such as thermal chambers, vibration tables, data acquisition systems (DAQs), and oscilloscopes to execute test plans. Carry out environmental testing, including vibration, acoustics, thermal, thermal vacuum, and RF tests.

Astranis builds advanced satellites for high orbits, expanding access to secure and dedicated networks for clients such as large enterprises, governments, and the US military. With five satellites in orbit and more launches ahead, Astranis supports a commercial contract backlog exceeding $1 billion. The company is headquartered in Northern California and employs 450 engineers and entrepreneurs, backed by over $750 million from investors like Andreessen Horowitz, Blackrock, and Fidelity. The Associate Mechanical Engineer - Fall 2026 Program is a twelve-week, salaried role based in San Francisco. This program is designed for candidates who have completed or will complete their bachelor’s degree before joining. The position offers the chance to work on projects that match the complexity and impact of those assigned to full-time engineers. Role overview Work alongside the engineering team to design, build, and test satellite hardware or software. What you will do Associate Engineers at Astranis contribute directly to challenging engineering projects. Past participants have designed and tested hardware or software for the company’s first satellite. Many have continued on to full-time roles. This program emphasizes hands-on experience and meaningful project ownership. Requirements Bachelor’s degree completed or expected before the program start date Interest in satellite hardware or software engineering Note: Current college students should consider applying for the Astranis Internship program instead.

Join Notion Labs Inc. as a Software Engineer Intern for the Fall 2026 semester! This is an exciting opportunity to work in a dynamic environment where you will contribute to innovative projects and gain hands-on experience with cutting-edge technologies.As an intern, you will collaborate with our talented engineering team to develop and improve our software solutions. You'll have the chance to enhance your skills in programming, problem-solving, and teamwork while making a real impact in our organization.

Astranis is at the forefront of satellite technology, developing cutting-edge satellites designed for high-orbit missions, which significantly extend humanity's presence in the solar system. Our satellites deliver dedicated, secure communication networks to a diverse range of high-profile clients, including large enterprises, sovereign nations, and the US military. Currently, we have five satellites operational in orbit and a robust pipeline of over $1 billion in commercial contracts awaiting launch.Astranis is recognized as the leading satellite communications partner for clients with rigorous demands for uptime, data security, network transparency, and tailored solutions. Backed by over $750 million in investments from top-tier firms like Andreessen Horowitz, Blackrock, and Fidelity, our team consists of 450 talented engineers and innovators dedicated to redefining the future of space communication. We design, build, and operate our satellites from our state-of-the-art 153,000 sq. ft. headquarters in Northern California, USA.Avionics Engineer Intern (Fall 2026)Our internships typically span twelve weeks and are structured as hourly positions aimed at students currently enrolled in a four-year university program.As an intern at Astranis, you will have the unique opportunity to tackle challenging problems and contribute significantly to our projects. We believe in empowering everyone at Astranis to engage in meaningful work, regardless of their experience level. Many previous interns have had the chance to design and test hardware/software for our inaugural satellite missions, and numerous have transitioned into full-time roles within the company.If you have already graduated from a four-year university, we encourage you to apply for our Associate Engineer positions.Role ResponsibilitiesCollaborate with the avionics engineering team to develop and test flight hardware.Design test equipment to validate designs under various stressed conditions.Assist in bringing up and debugging designs in a laboratory environment.Write code to assess performance and automate testing processes for satellite hardware.Support low-level software development for interfacing with various spacecraft subsystems.

Join aisafety as a Research Engineer Intern for the Fall 2026 term! This internship is an excellent opportunity to gain hands-on experience in the field of safety engineering, where you will collaborate with seasoned professionals on innovative projects. You will be involved in research and development activities, contributing to advancements in safety solutions.

Astranis is revolutionizing satellite technology by creating advanced satellites designed for high orbits, pushing the boundaries of humanity's presence in space. Our satellites deliver dedicated, secure networks to a diverse clientele, including large enterprises, governments, and military organizations globally. Currently, with five operational satellites and numerous launches on the horizon, our portfolio boasts over $1 billion in commercial contracts.Astranis stands out as the go-to partner for satellite communications, catering to clients who demand unparalleled uptime, stringent data security, network visibility, and bespoke solutions. Backed by over $750 million from elite investors such as Andreessen Horowitz, Blackrock, and Fidelity, our team of 450 engineers and entrepreneurs innovates from our expansive 153,000 sq. ft. headquarters in Northern California, USA.Position Overview: Environmental Test TechnicianAs an Environmental Test Technician, you will play an integral role in validating our spacecraft, sub-assemblies, and components through rigorous simulations of space's extreme conditions. You will also oversee the operation and maintenance of our state-of-the-art environmental test laboratory, ensuring readiness to support critical test missions.Key Responsibilities:Independently operate thermal vacuum (TVAC) chambers, thermal chambers, and electrodynamic shakers for comprehensive component and vehicle-level testing.Utilize a diverse array of testing equipment and data acquisition systems, including the construction and maintenance of specialized test setups.Effectively employ various software tools for test automation, data analysis, documentation, and procurement activities.Conduct tests and verifications of flight hardware according to established requirements and meticulously document results to adhere to product quality standards.Manage maintenance and calibration of testing equipment to ensure optimal performance.Interpret technical drawings, specifications, assembly procedures, and test protocols.Assist engineering teams in troubleshooting and root cause analysis.Engage in area efficiency and 5S improvement initiatives.

Join Sierra as an Intern in Agent Development for the Fall 2026 semester! This is an exciting opportunity to gain hands-on experience in a dynamic and innovative environment. As an intern, you will collaborate with our talented team to support various projects aimed at enhancing agent performance and development strategies.

Join Handshake as a Student Researcher for the Fall 2026 semester! This exciting role offers you the chance to contribute to innovative research projects while gaining valuable experience in a dynamic environment. As a Student Researcher, you will work closely with leading professionals, enhance your analytical skills, and immerse yourself in real-world applications of your studies.

Astranis is at the forefront of satellite technology, crafting advanced satellites designed for high orbits that extend humanity's reach into the cosmos. Our innovative satellites provide dedicated and secure networks to a diverse clientele, including large enterprises, sovereign governments, and the US military. With five satellites currently in orbit and a promising launch schedule ahead, we are addressing a robust backlog of over $1 billion in commercial contracts.Astranis is the go-to satellite communications partner for those with stringent requirements for uptime, data security, network visibility, and customization. Having secured over $750 million in funding from elite investors such as Andreessen Horowitz, Blackrock, and Fidelity, our passionate team of 450 engineers and entrepreneurs is dedicated to revolutionizing global connectivity from our expansive 153,000 sq. ft. headquarters in Northern California.Position OverviewAs the Environmental Test Supervisor at Astranis, you will oversee the daily operations, readiness, and execution of our Environmental Test Lab, ensuring comprehensive testing of spacecraft, sub-assemblies, and components in simulated space conditions. Your leadership will be key in developing a high-performing team of test technicians, ensuring that the lab operates with safety, efficiency, and quality to meet our ambitious production goals. Our commitment to producing 24 next-generation Omega spacecraft annually depends on our ability to scale testing operations and enhance throughput without compromising quality. If you are a proactive environmental test leader who thrives in a dynamic, execution-focused environment, we invite you to apply.

Role overview The City and County of San Francisco is seeking an Associate Engineer to join the Environmental department. This position plays a part in citywide efforts to improve public health and meet sustainability targets. The work centers on supporting projects that benefit the community and the environment. What you will do Assist with planning, designing, and carrying out environmental initiatives Collaborate with colleagues on projects that make a direct impact in San Francisco neighborhoods Contribute to efforts that promote public health and advance sustainability throughout the city Location This role is located in San Francisco.

Astranis is at the forefront of satellite technology, developing advanced satellites that expand humanity's presence in high orbits. Our satellites deliver dedicated and secure networks to a diverse clientele, including large corporations, government entities, and the US military. With five satellites currently operational and a pipeline of launches ahead, we are addressing a substantial backlog exceeding $1 billion in commercial contracts.As a trusted partner in satellite communications, Astranis excels in meeting the rigorous demands for uptime, data security, and customized solutions. Backed by over $750 million from premier investors such as Andreessen Horowitz, Blackrock, and Fidelity, our team of 450 engineers and entrepreneurs is dedicated to pushing the boundaries of technology. Our headquarters, spanning 153,000 sq. ft. in Northern California, is where creativity meets cutting-edge engineering.Avionics Associate Engineer (Fall 2026)This Associate Engineer position is a twelve-week, salaried role tailored for graduates holding a bachelor's degree who intend to pursue a master's degree after their tenure with Astranis. In this role, you will engage in challenging and meaningful work, comparable to the projects assigned to full-time engineers. Our Associate Engineers have previously contributed to the design and testing of hardware and software destined for space, with many transitioning to permanent roles within the company.Role ResponsibilitiesCollaborate with the avionics engineering team to build and test flight hardware.Design testing equipment to validate designs under a variety of stressed conditions.Debug and bring up designs in the laboratory environment.Develop code to assess performance and automate the testing of satellite hardware.Support low-level software development for interfacing with various spacecraft subsystems.

Astranis is pioneering the development of advanced satellites that operate in high orbits, effectively broadening humanity's reach into the cosmos. Our satellites deliver dedicated, secure networks to a diverse array of sophisticated clients worldwide, including large enterprises, sovereign governments, and the U.S. military. With five successful satellites already in orbit and numerous launches on the horizon, we proudly manage a backlog exceeding $1 billion in commercial contracts.Astranis stands as the preferred partner for satellite communications, catering to clients with stringent demands for uptime, data security, network visibility, and customization. With over $750 million raised from esteemed investors such as Andreessen Horowitz, Blackrock, and Fidelity, our team comprises 450 talented engineers and entrepreneurs. We design, construct, and operate our satellites from our expansive 153,000 sq. ft. headquarters located in Northern California, USA.Mission Engineering Associate (Fall 2026)Our Associate Engineer roles are typically twelve-week salaried positions aimed at graduates who have earned their bachelor's degree (or will do so before commencing with us). As a Mission Engineering Associate, you will tackle challenging problems and have the opportunity to engage in substantial projects that match the complexity and significance of those undertaken by our full-time staff. Previous Associate Engineers have been instrumental in designing and testing hardware/software that is destined for space on our inaugural satellite, with many continuing their journey at Astranis in full-time roles.Successful candidates will demonstrate a proven history of projects within the aerospace sector and possess strong proficiency in Python.

Available Start Dates: Summer 2026About the RoleJoin a team of dynamic professionals at AlphaSights, dedicated to facilitating informed decision-making for our clients. As a Legal & Compliance Associate, you will be part of our esteemed global Client Protection team. This role involves collaborating closely with our core service delivery teams to uphold the highest compliance standards while promoting AlphaSights' continued commercial success. Your responsibilities will include monitoring client requests, developing and implementing innovative compliance policies, anticipating potential business challenges, training employees, and providing essential guidance to our delivery teams.This position demands quick thinking, critical analysis, meticulous attention to detail, and exceptional verbal and written communication skills. You will be managing multiple short- and long-term requests simultaneously, honing your abilities in communication, prioritization, and project management.Key Responsibilities:Monitor active projects to identify and mitigate potential risks.Offer guidance to delivery teams on their project tasks.Collaborate with regional and global teams on long-term projects to establish cutting-edge industry standards in this rapidly evolving sector.Work with key internal stakeholders worldwide to foster progress and enhance procedures.Design and implement global operational policies and processes that safeguard our clients.Create and deliver customized in-person and e-learning training sessions for our delivery teams.This fast-paced, cross-functional role emphasizes problem-solving, attention to detail, creativity, innovation, and results. Successful Legal & Compliance Associates at AlphaSights often advance into rewarding careers in compliance, risk management, or operational leadership.

Astranis builds advanced satellites for high orbits, supporting secure and reliable communications for clients ranging from large corporations to government agencies and the US military. With five satellites already in orbit and a growing backlog of commercial contracts, the company continues to expand its presence in the satellite communications field. Astranis operates from a 153,000 sq. ft. headquarters in Northern California and is backed by over $750 million from investors including Andreessen Horowitz, Blackrock, and Fidelity. Role overview The Communications/DSP Associate Engineer position is a twelve-week, salaried role designed for recent graduates of four-year universities. Associates work on meaningful projects, often designing and testing both hardware and software for satellites. Many associates have gone on to accept full-time positions at Astranis. Candidates who have not yet graduated from a four-year university are encouraged to consider the Internship program instead. What you will do Design signal processing algorithms for custom software-defined radio hardware, including tasks such as channelization, equalization, PA linearization, gain control, carrier synchronization, symbol mapping, framing, and channel coding/FEC. Work closely with FPGA developers to implement and validate signal processing on radio hardware. Model the full radio system, covering communication from Earth to space and back. Perform radio architecture trade studies, complete link budgets, and optimize radio systems for performance across different global markets and applications.

Astranis Space Technologies Corp. builds advanced satellites for high orbits, delivering secure networks to clients such as large enterprises, governments, and the US military. With five satellites already in orbit and more scheduled for launch, Astranis is meeting a commercial contract backlog of over $1 billion. The company operates from a 153,000 sq. ft. headquarters in Northern California and has raised more than $750 million from investors including Andreessen Horowitz, Blackrock, and Fidelity. The FPGA Associate role in San Francisco is a twelve-week, salaried position designed for recent graduates from four-year universities. Associates work directly on challenging projects, often contributing to hardware and software that will be used in space. Many former associates have moved into full-time roles at Astranis. Those who have not yet graduated from a four-year university are encouraged to consider the Internship program instead. What you will do Develop RTL for FPGA-targeted applications Work with multiple FPGAs and associated toolchains Interface FPGAs with peripherals such as high-speed data converters, memories, and microcontroller units (MCUs) Write software to interface with and test RTL in hardware Collaborate with electrical and software engineers Requirements B.S. or M.S. in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a related field Strong interest in hardware development and hands-on design Experience designing, implementing, and testing high-throughput systems on FPGAs Proficiency with Verilog and/or VHDL Familiarity with FPGA development tools and methodologies

Astranis builds advanced high-orbit satellites that support secure communication networks for clients ranging from major corporations to government and military organizations worldwide. With five satellites launched and a commercial contract pipeline exceeding $1 billion, the company continues to expand its impact in satellite technology. Astranis has secured over $750 million in investment from firms such as Andreessen Horowitz, Blackrock, and Fidelity. The San Francisco headquarters houses a team of 450 engineers in a 153,000-square-foot facility. Role overview The Flight Software Associate program is a twelve-week position for recent graduates and graduate students from accredited four-year universities. This role offers hands-on experience working on complex satellite projects. Many associates have contributed to both hardware and software design and testing, with several moving into full-time roles after the program. What you will do Work closely with the engineering team to design, develop, and test embedded software for satellites. Support the creation and testing of ground control and related applications.

Astranis is pioneering the development of cutting-edge satellites designed for high orbits, significantly enhancing humanity’s exploration capabilities within our solar system. Currently, our satellites deliver dedicated and secure communication networks to a diverse array of sophisticated clients globally, including large corporations, government entities, and military organizations. With five satellites already operational and several more slated for launch, Astranis is poised to fulfill a robust backlog exceeding $1 billion in commercial contracts.Astranis is recognized as the go-to satellite communications partner for clients with rigorous demands concerning uptime, data security, network visibility, and tailored solutions. Having raised over $750 million from esteemed investors such as Andreessen Horowitz, Blackrock, and Fidelity, we are backed by a dynamic team of 450 engineers and entrepreneurs. Our operations are conducted from our expansive 153,000 sq. ft. headquarters located in Northern California, USA.Electrical Integration Associate - RF (Fall 2026)This role as an Electrical Integration - RF Associate typically spans twelve weeks and is a salaried position tailored for candidates who have already earned a bachelor’s degree (or will obtain one prior to starting at Astranis).As an Electrical Integration - RF Associate, you will have the unique opportunity to tackle challenging problems. We take pride in providing every member of the Astranis team with the chance to work on significant projects that are as demanding and critical as the ones assigned to our full-time staff. Many former Associates have contributed to the design and testing of hardware and software destined for our inaugural satellite launch, with many transitioning to full-time roles at Astranis.If you are currently a college student, we encourage you to apply for our Internship program.Role ResponsibilitiesCollaborate within an interdisciplinary team to design, construct, and evaluate satellite hardware and software.Engage with the Electrical, Mechanical, Radio Frequency, and Propulsion engineering teams to formulate assembly and integration test plans and procedures based on conceptual designs.Gain proficiency in operating various testing equipment and instruments (thermal chambers, vibration tables, DAQs, oscilloscopes, etc.) to effectively carry out test plans.Coordinate efforts related to assembly, integration, and environmental testing.Assist in resolving intricate electrical, software, and mechanical challenges within an integrated system.QualificationsA four-year degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or related fields.

The City and County of San Francisco is hiring an Environmental Engineer to advance sustainability and ensure regulatory compliance across citywide projects. This role centers on promoting environmentally responsible practices and policies throughout San Francisco. Key responsibilities Lead and contribute to projects aimed at improving sustainability across city departments Collaborate with teams and stakeholders to design and implement environmental initiatives Evaluate the environmental impacts of city programs and projects Monitor and ensure adherence to local, state, and federal environmental regulations Collaboration and impact Based in the Citywide Department, this position works closely with internal teams, external partners, and members of the community. The Environmental Engineer’s efforts directly support San Francisco’s commitment to a healthier and more sustainable city.

Astranis develops advanced satellites for high-orbit missions, supporting secure networks for clients ranging from large enterprises to governments and the US military. With five satellites launched and more in development, Astranis manages a commercial contract backlog of over $1 billion. The company has raised more than $750 million from leading investors, including Andreessen Horowitz, Blackrock, and Fidelity. The team of 450 engineers and entrepreneurs operates from a 153,000 sq. ft. headquarters in Northern California. Internship Overview The Mechanical Engineering Internship for Fall 2026 is a twelve-week, hourly position designed for students enrolled in a four-year university program. Interns join the engineering team to work on substantial, hands-on projects that impact Astranis satellites directly. Many past interns have contributed to hardware and software for the company’s first satellite, with several moving on to full-time roles at Astranis. Recent graduates are encouraged to apply for Associate Engineer positions instead. What You Will Do Work closely with engineers to design, build, and test satellite hardware and software. Design, evaluate, procure, assemble, and test structures, mechanisms, and bracketry for spacecraft, using a variety of manufacturing methods for both composite and metallic parts. Perform mechanical and thermal analyses on spacecraft systems. Integrate components and systems into spacecraft, collaborate on documentation, and help improve build processes for future projects.