Integration Technician (Starlink) - 2nd Shift

SpaceX is hiring an Integration Technician for the 2nd shift in Redmond, WA to support Starlink satellite systems. This position centers on hands-on assembly, integration, and testing of advanced satellite hardware. Role overview The Integration Technician works directly with Starlink technology, preparing and assembling components, integrating systems, and performing tests to ensure quality and reliability. This work is essential to the mission of expanding global internet access. Key responsibilities Assemble and integrate satellite system components on the production floor Conduct tests to verify system performance and identify issues Follow precise technical instructions and maintain high standards of quality What you bring Strong technical skills related to assembly and integration Keen attention to detail throughout all stages of production Commitment to supporting SpaceX’s mission on the 2nd shift

SpaceX is working toward a future where humanity explores beyond Earth. The company’s mission centers on advancing technology to support life on Mars. The Starlink team operates the world’s largest satellite constellation, delivering high-speed internet to more than 10 million users worldwide. As an Experienced Maintenance Technician (Level 4/5) based in Redmond, WA, this position supports the reliability and uptime of SpaceX’s manufacturing assets. Role overview This role focuses on maintaining and improving production equipment and tooling for Starlink. The goal is to keep production running smoothly by predicting equipment failures and performing repairs before issues cause downtime. Maintenance work is scheduled to avoid interrupting ongoing operations. What you will do Troubleshoot and resolve equipment and tooling problems that impact production Work closely with engineers and other technicians to address critical machinery issues Take a proactive approach to maintenance, aiming to prevent failures before they occur Collaboration The position involves daily interaction with engineers and peers, sharing knowledge and solutions to keep Starlink’s innovative manufacturing systems operating efficiently.

SpaceX is building the future of space exploration, with a mission to enable humanity to live beyond Earth. The Starlink project is central to this vision, aiming to provide reliable internet access worldwide through a growing constellation of satellites. The Starlink Production Technician (First Shift) role is based in Redmond, WA. This position is hands-on and supports the assembly, integration, and testing of satellite and spacecraft components. The work involves both electrical and mechanical tasks in a collaborative aerospace environment. What you will do Assemble small electrical sub-assemblies and carry out mechanical and electrical assembly of satellite components, sub-assemblies, and final vehicle integrations. Integrate printed circuit board (PCB) assemblies into product chassis. Build battery cell modules, solar modules, and solar arrays. Perform wire harnessing, soldering, and de-soldering of through-hole and surface mount technology (SMT) components. Assist with conformal coating, masking, epoxy application, and similar processes. Conduct functional tests on assembled hardware, including setup, instrumentation, execution, and teardown. Operate advanced automated equipment, including troubleshooting and basic maintenance. Support prototype testing development for spacecraft components and life tests. Help identify, install, and implement test equipment, instrumentation, and data acquisition systems. Set up and execute tests under various conditions, such as thermal, shock, thermal vacuum, and vibration. This role offers the chance to contribute directly to the Starlink mission and work with advanced technologies in a team focused on innovation and quality.

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.

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.

SpaceX is hiring a Starlink Integration Technician in Redmond, WA. This position supports the deployment and integration of advanced satellite technology for the Starlink project. Role overview This role focuses on assembling, installing, and integrating satellite systems that help expand global internet coverage. The work directly supports the Starlink mission to deliver internet access worldwide using a growing constellation of satellites. Key responsibilities Assist with the deployment and integration of satellite hardware and systems Support technical teams in assembling and testing satellite equipment Contribute to the ongoing improvement of satellite integration processes Location This position is based in Redmond, WA.

Join the SpaceX team as a Starlink Production Technician specializing in TWTA (Traveling Wave Tube Amplifier) production. In this role, you will be integral to the manufacturing and assembly processes of advanced satellite technology, contributing to the deployment of global internet coverage.

Role overview Bozzuto seeks a Senior Maintenance Technician for its Redmond, WA location (98052). This role centers on maintaining and improving residential properties, with a focus on ensuring building systems operate reliably. The Senior Maintenance Technician plays a key part in creating a comfortable environment for residents by handling complex maintenance needs and responding to issues as they come up. What you will do Carry out advanced maintenance and repair work on various building systems Troubleshoot problems and resolve them efficiently Help maintain a safe, comfortable, and well-kept living space for residents

Join Space Exploration Technologies Corp. (SpaceX) as a Supplier Industrialization Engineer focused on Printed Circuit Boards (PCB) for the Starlink project. In this role, you will be responsible for collaborating with suppliers to enhance manufacturing processes, ensuring high-quality production standards, and driving continuous improvement initiatives. Your expertise will play a crucial role in the successful deployment of advanced satellite technologies that aim 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 expanding its Starlink satellite constellation to deliver reliable internet access worldwide. The Redmond, WA team seeks Laser Production Technicians to help scale up satellite manufacturing, with a focus on laser systems. Key responsibilities Participate directly in hands-on production of Starlink satellites, concentrating on laser components and assemblies. Troubleshoot issues during assembly and testing, resolving technical problems as they come up. Support the development and refinement of production processes, contributing ideas and improvements from the ground up. Who succeeds in this role Technicians who are comfortable adapting to changing priorities and a busy production floor. Individuals who enjoy tackling technical challenges and finding practical solutions. People interested in working on projects that advance technology in the aerospace field. Location This role is based in Redmond, WA.

At SpaceX, we envision a future where humanity explores the stars and we are committed to making that a reality. We are developing cutting-edge technologies with the ultimate aim of enabling human life on Mars.STARLINK PRODUCTION TECHNICIAN (PCBA) - TEMPORARYJoin us at SpaceX as we harness our expertise in aerospace engineering to deploy Starlink, the most advanced broadband internet system on the planet. As the largest satellite constellation in existence, Starlink brings fast and reliable internet to over 10 million users globally. We are seeking top-tier technicians to enhance Starlink’s impact on communities and businesses worldwide.

At SpaceX, we believe in a future where humanity ventures beyond Earth to explore the cosmos. We are actively developing cutting-edge technologies to turn this vision into reality, with the ultimate aim of establishing human life on Mars.Integration & Test Specialist (Starlink Satellite Integration) – 2nd ShiftJoin our team at SpaceX as we build a low latency, broadband internet system designed to provide connectivity to underserved populations worldwide. Utilizing a constellation of low Earth orbit satellites, Starlink aims to deliver fast and reliable internet access to areas lacking service or facing high costs. We are seeking a skilled integration specialist to spearhead the integration and improvement processes for Starlink satellite production.

SpaceX seeks a Laser Production Technician for the 2nd shift at its Redmond, WA facility. This role plays a key part in supporting Starlink satellite production by handling laser systems and ensuring manufacturing quality. Main responsibilities Operate laser equipment used in the production of satellites Perform routine maintenance and troubleshoot laser systems as needed Conduct quality control checks to confirm manufacturing standards are maintained Work location and schedule This position is located in Redmond, WA and is assigned to the 2nd shift.

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.

At SpaceX, we believe in a future where humanity explores the stars, which is far more thrilling than one where we remain Earthbound. We are committed to developing the technologies necessary to make this vision a reality, ultimately enabling human life on Mars.Environmental Test Technician (Starlink)We are looking for a skilled Environmental Test Technician who excels in multidisciplinary testing, design development, and problem-solving. In this role, you will collaborate closely with engineers to support satellite hardware testing throughout the design and manufacturing processes, ultimately contributing to our groundbreaking fleet of Starlink satellites. The ideal candidate is hands-on, adaptable, a quick learner, thrives in a dynamic environment, and is highly self-driven.Responsibilities:Assemble, instrument, and test satellite flight hardware throughout the development, production, and on-orbit correlation testing phases.Monitor and evaluate test asset and article performance during development and qualification campaigns.Activate and maintain space simulation test equipment, including thermal, thermal vacuum, HASS/HALT, vibration, and shock testing.Assemble, activate, and troubleshoot custom test racks and automated equipment interfaces to enhance lab capabilities and testing quality.Conduct structural tests for various large- and small-scale satellite components.Coordinate with engineering to plan, build, and activate test equipment, including mechanical assemblies and fluid systems.Install, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair instrumentation and harnessing, including pressure transducers, flow meters, temperature sensors, accelerometers, and strain gauges.

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.

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 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.