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SpaceX pursues a vision of expanding human life beyond Earth, with a focus on developing technologies that support interplanetary exploration. The company’s ongoing work includes building and deploying systems to advance this mission, including the Starlink satellite network. Role overview The Integration & Test Engineer for Starlink works directly with complex satellite systems. This role requires a broad understanding of satellite design, schematics, operations, manufacturing processes, testing protocols, and flight requirements. The primary responsibility is to ensure that Starlink satellites meet their mission objectives through careful integration and thorough testing. Key responsibilities Engage with satellite systems at every stage, from design through flight. Apply engineering judgment and critical thinking to solve technical challenges. Work across multiple departments, often joining new development projects as they arise. Operate with minimal supervision, adapting to ambiguity and shifting priorities. Requirements Comprehensive knowledge of engineering principles related to design, schematics, operations, manufacturing, testing, and flight. Strong intuition for engineering and critical problem-solving skills. Ability to work independently and adapt to new challenges as they emerge.

We are looking for a skilled Test Automation Engineer to join our dynamic team at Sonsoft Inc. in Redmond, WA. This role involves utilizing the Worksoft tool to develop, implement, and maintain automated test frameworks, ensuring high-quality software delivery.The ideal candidate will have a strong background in software testing, automation frameworks, and be able to work collaboratively with cross-functional teams. If you are passionate about quality assurance and want to contribute to innovative projects, we would love to hear from you!

As a Mechanical Engineer specializing in Satellite Bus systems at SpaceX, you will play a crucial role in the design, development, and testing of advanced satellite technologies for the Starlink project. Your expertise in mechanical engineering will contribute to innovative solutions that enhance the performance and reliability of our satellite buses.

At SpaceX, we are driven by the vision of a future where humanity explores the stars. Our commitment to developing groundbreaking technologies fuels our mission to enable human life on Mars.INTEGRATION & TEST ENGINEER - STARLINK PROPULSIONAs a key member of the Starlink propulsion team, you will play a crucial role in designing, implementing, and refining production processes for vital components within the propulsion system, which includes the Argon Hall Thruster, propellant feed systems, and satellite primary structure. Successful candidates will possess a solid understanding of design principles, schematics, operational protocols, manufacturing processes, testing methodologies, and flight checkouts. We seek engineers who demonstrate innovative thinking and are adept at navigating ambiguous requirements with minimal supervision. You will face diverse challenges across various work centers, frequently collaborating on inter-departmental projects aimed at achieving satellite mission success.

At SpaceX, we are driven by our mission to advance human exploration of space. Our focus is on developing cutting-edge technologies to enable human life on Mars and beyond.Position: Electric Propulsion Engineer, Mechanical - StarlinkAs a pivotal member of the Starlink electric propulsion team, you will be responsible for the comprehensive design, analysis, testing, construction, and operational lifecycle of propulsion hardware. This role involves overseeing crucial systems embedded within our satellites, collaborating with experts in plasma physics, avionics, and electrical engineering to innovate propulsion components such as thrusters, cathodes, regulators, and fluid feed systems.Key Responsibilities:Address intricate mechanical, thermal, magnetic, and fluid dynamics challenges associated with space-grade hardware essential for satellite mobility.Lead the hardware design process from initial concept through to high-volume production and operational deployment within the Starlink constellation.Engage closely with cross-functional teams including thermal, materials, electrical, mechanical, software, and GNC specialists.Establish design parameters, collaborate on requirements, and drive system-level enhancements. Execute rapid iterations on designs and analyses to influence high-level design decisions and product direction.Implement holistic Design for Manufacturability (DFM) strategies to create refined designs emphasizing reduction in part counts, error-proofing during fabrication and integration, and consistent performance metrics.Develop a streamlined product lifecycle from supply chain management to final integration, balancing cost, complexity, and quality, while partnering with teams to establish efficient in-house production capabilities.Conduct vacuum chamber tests, performance assessments, and environmental validations to confirm analytical predictions and adherence to design specifications.

At SpaceX, we envision a future where humanity explores the cosmos, and we are committed to developing the technologies that will make this a reality, with the ultimate goal of enabling human life on Mars.MECHANICAL ENGINEER, SATELLITE PAYLOAD (STARLINK)Starlink is the largest satellite constellation globally, providing high-speed internet access anywhere on Earth. Leveraging our expertise in rocket and spacecraft development, we deploy thousands of satellites each year, currently serving tens of millions of customers across more than 120 countries. Our team designs, builds, tests, and operates every component of the system— from satellite hardware to user antennas that connect seamlessly, and the software that unifies it all. As the Starlink constellation expands, it will feature increasingly advanced hardware, higher bandwidth, and a broader consumer base. We are in search of exceptional engineers to join us on this mission.As a Mechanical Design Engineer within the satellite payload group, you will tackle intricate structural, thermal, and electromechanical challenges involving the space-grade hardware that powers our satellites. You will own the complete design lifecycle from ideation and design to testing, manufacturing, and large-scale production. Collaborating with various cross-functional engineering disciplines, you will play a key role in advancing the next generation of high-speed internet. This position will expose you to a diverse array of engineering challenges, including cutting-edge phased array antennas, gimballing parabolic antennas, actuators, and mechanisms. If you are passionate about mechanical engineering and have an interest in material science, electromagnetics, and microelectronics, join us in expanding the Starlink network and democratizing internet access worldwide.

SpaceX’s Starlink team in Redmond, WA, develops technology to advance human space exploration. This group works on systems that support ambitious goals, including enabling life beyond Earth. Role overview The Mechanical Engineer will focus on designing, manufacturing, and testing optical assemblies for Starlink satellites. These assemblies and subassemblies play a key role in satellite function. Projects often require creative problem-solving, especially when requirements are not fully defined. What you will do Design and develop mechanical and optical components for satellite systems Oversee manufacturing processes to ensure quality and performance Test assemblies for flight readiness and reliability Address new technical challenges as they arise Requirements Strong engineering intuition and critical thinking skills Background in design, manufacturing, and testing of complex assemblies Ability to work independently and adapt to changing or unclear requirements Interest in building hardware for space missions Position based in Redmond, WA.

SpaceX was founded with the vision of exploring the stars and advancing humanity's future among the cosmos. Currently, SpaceX is at the forefront of developing cutting-edge technologies to facilitate human life on Mars.Battery Test Engineer for Starlink SatellitesAt SpaceX, we are utilizing our extensive experience in aerospace engineering to launch Starlink, the world's most sophisticated broadband internet system. As the largest satellite constellation globally, Starlink delivers fast, reliable internet access to millions of users worldwide. Our team designs, builds, tests, and operates every component of the system, including thousands of satellites and consumer receivers that allow users to connect within minutes. The potential of Starlink to impact global connectivity is immense. As we enhance and expand the constellation, we seek exceptional engineers to join our mission.The Starlink Development Battery Test team is a dynamic R&D group focused on increasing the reliability of Starlink's next-generation battery systems. As a Battery Test Engineer, you will be responsible for designing, fabricating, and implementing innovative battery test equipment while conducting rigorous development tests for new battery packs and cells.This role involves creating a comprehensive testing suite to ensure the reliability, safety, and performance of Starlink battery systems, from individual cells to complete packs. You will be accountable for the outcomes of our battery systems, defining the necessary test campaigns to evaluate the performance of emerging cell technologies under operational conditions. Your insights will determine the reliability and safety of the fully assembled packs in orbit for the satellites' operational lifespan. This position requires a blend of design, analysis, and manufacturing skills and the capability to lead extensive projects from initial design to implementation. A passion for battery technology and a background in mechanical engineering are essential.

Join SpaceX as a Hardware Test Engineer, where you will play a critical role in ensuring the functionality and reliability of our cutting-edge hardware systems for the Starlink project. You will be responsible for designing and executing comprehensive test plans, analyzing performance data, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to troubleshoot and resolve hardware issues.

At SpaceX, we believe that a future where humanity explores the stars is more exhilarating than one where we remain on Earth. Our mission is to develop technologies that will enable human life on Mars.SENIOR MECHANICAL ENGINEER, SATELLITE SYSTEMS (STARLINK)Starlink, the world's largest satellite constellation, is revolutionizing broadband internet access globally. By utilizing our expertise in rocket and spacecraft engineering, we deploy thousands of satellites each year, currently serving over five million customers across more than 120 countries. Our team designs, builds, tests, and operates every aspect of the system—from satellite hardware and user antennas that connect quickly upon unboxing to the integrated software that ties it all together. With plans for continual growth in hardware capabilities and expanding bandwidth, we are seeking exceptional engineers to join our mission.As a Senior Mechanical Engineer within our satellite vehicle engineering organization, you will tackle intricate structural, thermal, and electromechanical challenges associated with the space-grade hardware that powers our satellites. You will oversee the complete design lifecycle, from ideation and design to testing, manufacturing, and large-scale production. Collaboration with a diverse range of cross-functional engineering disciplines will be essential as we work together to democratize internet access worldwide. Various sub-teams exist within the vehicle engineering group, each concentrating on distinct focus areas. Applicants will be evaluated for compatibility with all teams before being matched to a specific area based on technical fit and team requirements.Mechanisms Team: Focus on end-to-end electromechanical design for actuators, reaction wheels, torque rods, solar arrays, and more.Space Lasers Team: Collaborate with the optical team to design opto-mechanical assemblies for our cutting-edge Space Lasers and other optical payloads.Bus Avionics Team: Work alongside Bus electrical engineers to design mechanical avionics modules, thermal and structural components, new component selection, harnessing, and integration to satellites.Structural Team: Engage in the design and analysis of the primary satellite structure, including chassis, ribs, rails, and propulsion tanks.Solar Arrays Team: Participate in the design and production of the world’s most prolific space solar arrays, from flight array design to testing and factory production processes.

At SpaceX, we envision a future where humanity explores the stars, and we are working tirelessly to turn that vision into reality. Our goal is to facilitate human life on Mars through groundbreaking technologies.Join us as a Hardware Test Automation Engineer for Starlink SatellitesAs a part of SpaceX, you will play an integral role in deploying Starlink, the most advanced broadband internet system in the world. With over 8,500 satellites in orbit, Starlink is already providing fast and reliable internet access to millions globally. Our team designs, builds, tests, and operates the entire system, including the satellites, consumer receivers, and the software that integrates it all. We are just beginning to realize the potential of Starlink and seek exceptional engineers to enhance its benefits for communities and businesses worldwide.In this position, you will be responsible for designing, building, and automating test systems that support the development and qualification of satellite payloads, propulsion systems, mechanisms, and more. This multifaceted role involves engaging with design, analysis, and manufacturing disciplines, allowing you to lead extensive projects from initial design through to implementation. While aerospace experience is beneficial, what matters most is your curiosity, collaborative spirit, and ability to adapt in a dynamic environment as you contribute to high-impact technological advancements at scale.

Join SpaceX as a Mechanical Engineer specializing in satellite harnessing for our revolutionary Starlink project. In this role, you will be responsible for designing and developing high-performance harness systems that integrate seamlessly into our satellite technology. Collaborate with a team of skilled engineers and technicians to ensure the successful implementation of cutting-edge solutions that meet rigorous standards of reliability and efficiency.

SpaceX seeks a Manufacturing Engineer to focus on components test at its Redmond, WA facility. This position involves developing and improving manufacturing processes for various components used in production. Role overview The Manufacturing Engineer will work to enhance both the quality and efficiency of production lines. Day-to-day, this means identifying ways to refine existing test methods and supporting ongoing manufacturing operations. Key responsibilities Develop and improve manufacturing processes for component testing Support quality and efficiency initiatives across production lines Collaborate with teams to implement process enhancements Location This role is based onsite 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.

Role Overview SpaceX is looking for an Optical Production Development Technician in Redmond, WA. This role focuses on producing and developing optical components that support the company’s technology and space exploration goals. The technician works closely with engineers and fellow technicians to build and refine optical systems, with a strong emphasis on quality and performance.

Join Nintendo of America Inc. as a Senior Software Engineer!At Nintendo, we have been dedicated to creating smiles through unique entertainment experiences for over 30 years. Our mission is to bring joy through our beloved franchises such as Mario™, Donkey Kong™, and The Legend of Zelda™ across the Americas. Based in Redmond, Washington, we are proud to serve as the headquarters for Nintendo’s operations in the Americas. We foster a welcoming and inclusive environment, and we are committed to providing outstanding products and experiences to our diverse consumers and communities. For more information about our innovative products, visit our website.Team Overview: This position is within the IT: Consumer Online & Publishing department, part of the Consumer Online Modernization team. You will play a critical role in supporting various web-based technical applications that drive key business initiatives, including the external My Support Dashboard and other internal development tools. Your expertise will be essential in both application and test development.Key Responsibilities:Implement, test, and deploy complex systems while ensuring exceptional quality, security, and performance.Lead and participate in design reviews to determine the best technical solutions using available technologies.Mentor junior team members, providing constructive feedback and ensuring adherence to best practices.Take ownership of resolving product or system issues that affect critical business functions.Design, develop, and maintain comprehensive automated test frameworks and strategies across unit, integration, and end-to-end testing.Create and present clear, actionable test reports and metrics to promote transparency and aid in quality decisions.

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.

Join SpaceX as a Mechanical Engineer specializing in Satellite Solar Arrays, where you'll play a pivotal role in designing and optimizing solar technologies for our Starlink project. Collaborate with a dynamic team of engineers and innovators, contributing to the next generation of satellite technology.

Space Exploration Technologies Corp. (SpaceX) develops technology to support human life beyond Earth. Starlink, a division of SpaceX, operates a global satellite-based Internet Service Provider, connecting users worldwide through a rapidly expanding satellite constellation and ground infrastructure. Role overview This Datacenter and Optical Hardware Sourcing Manager position supports Starlink’s Points of Presence (PoPs) and datacenters. Based in Redmond, WA, the role leads sourcing and procurement for datacenter and optical networking hardware, helping to ensure reliable and efficient operations. Key responsibilities Develop and implement sourcing strategies for datacenter and optical networking equipment. Manage supplier relationships and form strategic partnerships. Negotiate agreements to achieve goals for cost, quality, speed, and supply chain resilience. Oversee the full procurement cycle, including acquisition, delivery, and inventory management. Drive timely delivery and maintain optimal inventory levels. Identify and pursue improvements in sourcing processes and supplier performance. Requirements Experience in procurement for datacenters or large-scale infrastructure. Strong commercial approach and negotiation abilities. Comfort working in changing environments and adapting to new requirements. History of improving cost, quality, and delivery in sourcing roles. Location Redmond, WA