Diamond Turning Machinist (Starlink) - Level 4/5

At SpaceX, we believe a future where humanity explores the stars is more thrilling than one where we do not. We are at the forefront of developing technologies that will make this a reality, with the ultimate aim of facilitating human life on Mars.DIAMOND TURNING MACHINIST (STARLINK) - LEVEL 4/5As a member of the Diamond Turning team, you will be instrumental in the manufacturing and development of precision diamond-turned components with sub-micron tolerances at production scales. This unique role offers the chance to operate cutting-edge equipment, enhance your diamond turning expertise, and collaborate with some of the most talented professionals in the industry. Our team is dedicated to creating parts that others cannot, continually pushing the limits of machining capabilities.

SpaceX, founded with the vision of making space exploration a reality for humanity, is at the forefront of developing revolutionary technologies aimed at enabling human life on Mars.DIAMOND TURNING MACHINIST (STARLINK)As a Diamond Turning Machinist, you will play a critical role in the production and development of precision diamond-turned components, adhering to sub-micron tolerances in large quantities. This position presents a unique opportunity to utilize state-of-the-art machinery, enhance your skills in diamond turning, and collaborate with some of the brightest minds in the industry. Our team is dedicated to creating components that push the limits of machining capabilities.RESPONSIBILITIES:Follow established work instructions and process controls, ensuring a safe work environment.Maximize machine uptime by identifying and addressing issues such as alarms and out-of-tolerance conditions, while adhering to best practices.Utilize metrology tools, including CMMs, optical microscopes, and Zygo interferometers.Change tools and tooling according to specified procedures.Maintain accurate data entry, track work progress, and ensure effective communication.BASIC QUALIFICATIONS:High school diploma or equivalent.At least 6 months of experience operating CNC machines.PREFERRED SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE:Experience operating diamond turning lathes.Familiarity with handling and inspecting sub-micron tolerance parts.Experience with CNC lathe setup.Understanding of optics manufacturing and relevant metrology.Proven ability to provide constructive feedback and suggest process enhancements to production and engineering teams.ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:Availability for 10-hour shifts. Estimated shift times: 1st shift (6:00 AM - 4:30 PM), 2nd shift (4:00 PM - 2:30 AM).Willingness to work all shifts, overtime, and weekends as necessary.Ability to lift up to 25 lbs. unassisted.Capability to stand for extended periods (minimum of 8 hours).Ability to bend, stoop, crawl, and maneuver in tight spaces.

At SpaceX, we believe in a future where humanity explores the stars. We are at the forefront of developing the necessary technologies to make interplanetary life a reality, with the ultimate aim of establishing human existence on Mars.SUPERVISOR, DIAMOND TURNING (STARLINK)The Starlink Diamond Turning team is responsible for designing and manufacturing sub-micron tolerance optics for our satellite constellation, focusing on high production volumes. The Diamond Turning Supervisor will cultivate a quality-driven culture, develop outstanding Diamond Turning machinists and technicians, meet customer demand rates, proactively address production schedule challenges, continuously enhance production processes, and motivate the team to achieve unparalleled excellence in diamond turning.

At SpaceX, we believe in a thrilling future where humanity explores the stars. Our mission is to develop groundbreaking technologies that will enable human life on Mars.DIAMOND TURNING TECHNICIAN (STARLINK)As a Diamond Turning Technician on our specialized team, you will engage in the precision production of diamond-turned components and assemblies with sub-micron tolerances, contributing to large-scale production efforts. This is an exceptional opportunity to operate state-of-the-art machinery, enhance your diamond turning expertise, and collaborate with some of the brightest minds in the aerospace industry. Our team is dedicated to manufacturing components that push the limits of current technology, setting new standards for what is possible.RESPONSIBILITIES:Follow detailed work instructions and process controls while ensuring a safe working environment.Maximize machine and work center uptime by identifying, reporting, and resolving anomalies such as alarms and out-of-tolerance conditions, while adhering to best practices.Utilize metrology tools, including Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMM), optical microscopes, and Zygo interferometers for precise measurements.Conduct data entry, track work progress, and maintain efficiency in operations.

Join SpaceX as a Level 4/5 CNC Machinist for the Starlink project, where you'll play a critical role in manufacturing cutting-edge technology. Your expertise in operating CNC machines will be essential to producing high-quality components that support our mission to provide global internet coverage.

At SpaceX, we are driven by the vision of a future where humanity is exploring the cosmos. As pioneers in space technology, we are developing groundbreaking solutions aimed at enabling human life on Mars. Join us in this extraordinary mission as we build the world’s largest satellite constellation, Starlink, delivering fast and reliable internet to over 7 million users globally.Position Summary:We are seeking a skilled and experienced Maintenance Technician at Level 4/5 to join our Starlink team in Redmond, WA. In this role, you will play a crucial part in enhancing the availability of SpaceX’s assets by addressing equipment and tooling challenges. Unlike traditional maintenance practices, we prioritize proactive strategies to predict and resolve issues without halting production. Collaborating closely with engineers and fellow technicians, you will help ensure the seamless operation of our innovative machinery.

As a CNC Programmer at SpaceX, you will play a crucial role in the manufacturing of components for the Starlink satellite project. Your expertise in CNC programming will be essential in ensuring precision and quality in our production processes. You will collaborate with engineering teams to develop, test, and implement CNC programs that drive our advanced manufacturing systems.

Join SpaceX as a CNC Machinist and be part of a revolutionary team dedicated to advancing space technology. In this role, you will operate CNC machines to manufacture intricate components that are critical to our Starlink project. Your expertise will contribute to the production of high-quality parts, ensuring the success of our mission to provide global internet coverage.

SpaceX is on a mission to revolutionize space technology and make life multi-planetary. We are actively advancing our capabilities to enable human life on Mars and beyond, pushing the boundaries of what is possible in aerospace.Join us as a CNC Maintenance Technician (Starlink) - Level 4/5As part of the Starlink team, you'll be involved with the world's largest satellite constellation, delivering high-speed internet to over 7 million users globally. This role focuses on maintaining and enhancing the performance of our cutting-edge machinery, ensuring that production never halts due to maintenance. You will collaborate directly with engineers and fellow technicians to diagnose and resolve critical equipment issues.

SpaceX is building the future of space exploration, and the Starlink project is central to that mission. By developing a global satellite network, Starlink aims to provide reliable internet access around the world. Every technician on this team plays a part in making that vision a reality. Role overview This entry-level Laser Production Technician role centers on assembling and supporting advanced satellite hardware for Starlink. The position is hands-on, with daily tasks carried out in a clean room environment, focusing on the production of laser and fiber optic components. Main responsibilities Assemble small electrical sub-assemblies, carefully following detailed work instructions to ensure quality standards. Complete optical assembly steps, such as applying epoxy, UV curing, and oven curing. Perform fiber optic splicing and routing. Operate and assist with the maintenance of automated equipment, troubleshooting with guidance from engineering staff. Maintain and calibrate laboratory equipment, keeping track of calibration schedules for accuracy. Work according to strict cleanliness protocols in a clean room setting. Set up and execute tests to support various development phases. Organize and prioritize daily tasks to help meet production and delivery goals. Location This position is based in Redmond, WA.

Join SpaceX as an Entry-Level Production Technician, specializing in PCBA for the groundbreaking Starlink project. At SpaceX, we believe that a future where humanity explores the stars is far more thrilling than one without such possibilities. Our mission is to develop cutting-edge technologies that will eventually enable human life on Mars. As part of our commitment to this vision, we are deploying Starlink, the world's most advanced broadband internet system, and we need skilled technicians to help us maximize its potential for users around the globe. In this role, you will operate PCB assembly machines, conduct thermal and functional testing of electronic hardware, ensure equipment maintenance, and document quality improvements. If you are eager to contribute to a transformative global initiative, we want to hear from you!

At SpaceX, we believe in a future where humanity explores the stars, and we are dedicated to making that vision a reality. We are pioneering advanced technologies with the ultimate aim of establishing a human presence on Mars.GNC ENGINEER, STARLINK CONTROLS (STARLINK)Join us at SpaceX, where we are revolutionizing global connectivity through Starlink, the world's most advanced broadband internet system. With the largest satellite constellation currently in operation, Starlink provides fast, reliable internet access to over 9 million users worldwide. Our team designs, builds, tests, and operates the entire system, which includes thousands of satellites, consumer receivers that connect within minutes of unboxing, and the software that seamlessly integrates them all. We are just beginning to uncover Starlink's potential for a transformative global impact, and we are seeking world-class engineers to help us maximize its utility for communities and businesses across the globe.As a Guidance, Navigation, and Control (GNC) Engineer, you will leverage your expertise in dynamics and closed-loop controls to achieve robust and precise pointing for satellites, payloads, propulsion systems, and mechanisms. This role is dynamic—encompassing vehicle design trades, simulation, flight code implementation, and the operational deployment of your innovations in space.Join us in our mission to operate the world's largest satellite constellation and make high-speed internet accessible everywhere, at all times.

At SpaceX, we envision a future where humanity explores the stars, and we are dedicated to making this vision a reality. Our mission centers around developing advanced technologies to enable human life on Mars and beyond.TEST TECHNICIAN (STARLINK)As part of our commitment to providing low-latency broadband internet worldwide, we are looking for skilled test technicians to support the development and production of optoelectronic devices for our Starlink satellite constellation. This network will deliver fast and reliable internet access to underserved populations globally, especially in rural areas.KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:Conduct preventative maintenance on testing equipment and data acquisition systems.Utilize mechanical hand tools and torque wrenches for part setups on test fixtures.Assist in developing test setups and organizing the testing lab.Monitor work progress in a fast-paced environment, ensuring timely completion of tasks.Program and operate environmental test chambers and vibration shakers.Employ both basic and advanced electronic testing equipment to conduct performance evaluations of components.Collaborate with design engineers to create and document testing procedures.Interpret various documentation types, from controlled releases to informal sketches.Identify design discrepancies and engage in problem-solving to rectify issues while updating documentation to prevent future occurrences.Maintain a clean, stocked, and organized workspace.Partner with design engineers to troubleshoot component and testing equipment failures.Support the development of production processes for initial production runs.Contribute to area efficiency and continuous improvement projects.

At SpaceX, we believe in a future where humanity explores the stars. We are pioneering the technologies to transform this vision into reality, with the ultimate objective of enabling human life on Mars.SOFTWARE ENGINEER - STARLINKThe Starlink engineering teams are innovating highly reliable in-space mesh networks and designing secure systems to ensure consistent access to space. You will play a pivotal role in the development and design of cutting-edge test systems, facilitating rapid development and precise testing of both Starlink software and hardware. Our engineers are responsible for the entire lifecycle of their products, from development and testing through to operational support, providing you with significant ownership over your projects.

Join SpaceX as a Manufacturing Engineer for Starlink, where you will play a pivotal role in designing and optimizing manufacturing processes that support our mission to provide global internet coverage. This position involves working closely with cross-functional teams to drive improvements in efficiency, quality, and safety.

At SpaceX, we believe that a future where humanity explores the stars is far more exciting than one where we remain Earth-bound. Today, we are pioneering the technologies that will make this dream a reality, with the ultimate aim of establishing human life on Mars.GUIDANCE, NAVIGATION, AND CONTROL ENGINEER (STARLINK)SpaceX is seeking innovative engineers with expertise in orbital mechanics, control theory, state estimation, spacecraft systems design, optimization, and software development to join our Starlink guidance, navigation, and control (GNC) team. Join us in creating autopilot algorithms for thousands of satellites, forming the world's largest constellation, and connecting over two million user terminals to deliver high-speed broadband internet across the globe.Within the Starlink GNC team, you will have the opportunity to work in specialized sub-teams focused on various aspects of our mission. Candidates will be interviewed for roles aligned with their expertise and the team's needs. Responsibilities may include:Designing and optimizing satellite constellationsAutomating fleet management and satellite orbit transfers, along with developing supporting softwareConducting constellation-level and network-level analyses for current and future satellite systemsImplementing satellite collision avoidance strategiesDetermining and controlling satellite attitudeManaging satellite orbit control, including low thrust trajectory optimization and station-keeping tasksExecuting precision state estimation and control for various network payloads (RF antennas, laser inter-satellite links)

Role overview The Starlink Production Technician position at SpaceX in Redmond, WA centers on assembling and testing hardware for the Starlink satellite network. Work is hands-on, taking place directly on the production floor with real satellite components. Technicians in this role play a key part in building and preparing satellites for deployment. What you will do Assemble Starlink satellites and related components Conduct tests to confirm quality and reliability Follow established processes to maintain production standards Operate advanced tools and equipment in a modern manufacturing environment Facility details The Redmond facility is equipped with modern manufacturing tools and upholds high standards for satellite production. Technicians here help ensure every satellite meets strict quality requirements before it leaves for launch.

At SpaceX, we believe in a future where humanity explores the stars. We are actively developing cutting-edge technologies to make this vision a reality, with the ultimate goal of enabling human life on Mars.QUALITY INSPECTOR (STARLINK)In the role of Quality Inspector, you will be integral to ensuring the quality of our Starlink products through comprehensive inspections, documentation of nonconformities, and resolution processes. This position primarily focuses on satellite, gateway, and laser technologies. You will collaborate closely with design and integration engineers, quality specialists, and supply chain teams, playing a crucial role in connecting customers around the globe.RESPONSIBILITIES:Conduct surface plate inspections of machined aerospace and commercial components.Verify supplied products against drawings and work order specifications to ensure compliance with design requirements.Perform in-process inspections, including visual and dimensional evaluations of precision machined parts.Engage proactively with production teams to enhance product quality and minimize defects.Communicate effectively to address and resolve quality-related issues.Document non-conformances following established procedures.Support quality management system policies and procedures, assess compliance with standards, and spearhead continuous improvement initiatives, including Lean manufacturing.Utilize various measuring instruments such as calipers, micrometers, and optical comparators in a cross-functional environment.Review and verify documentation for certifications, specifications, and adherence to design requirements.

At SpaceX, we believe that a future where humanity is exploring the stars is far more exciting than one where we remain on Earth. Today, we are actively developing innovative technologies to make this vision a reality, ultimately aiming to enable human life on Mars.Operations Engineer (Starlink)Starlink stands as the world's first and largest satellite constellation, utilizing low Earth orbit to deliver broadband internet that supports streaming, online gaming, video calls, and more. By harnessing advanced satellites and user hardware, combined with our extensive experience in spacecraft and on-orbit operations, Starlink is committed to providing high-speed, low-latency internet to users globally. As an Operations Engineer on the Starlink Satellite team, you will spearhead improvement projects for our Materials Management and Satellite Supply Chain organization, ensuring that safety, reliability, and process capability goals are met, maintained, and enhanced. Your role will be pivotal in fostering collaboration among our development, supply chain, and production teams. You will lead the design and development of both new and existing processes and infrastructure, enabling SpaceX to continue advancing the world's most sophisticated satellite constellation.

At SpaceX, we are driven by a vision of a future where humanity explores the stars. We are dedicated to developing advanced technologies to make this dream a reality, with the ultimate aim of establishing human life on Mars.STARLINK TEST TECHNICIANJoin our dynamic Factory Automation and Test team at SpaceX, where we are seeking talented individuals to replicate the challenges of long-duration operations in the near-Earth vacuum, rocket launches, and extreme terrestrial conditions! As a Test Technician, you will play a pivotal role in delivering broadband access to underserved communities globally, while directly contributing to innovative propulsion, radio, laser, and power hardware, as well as the production processes that create them.