Jobs at Astranis Space Technologies

Manage Engineering Change Orders and product lifecycle management records for spacecraft hardware. Review submissions, coordinate approvals across engineering, manufacturing, supply chain, and quality teams, resolve incomplete or stalled requests, support revisions to parts, assemblies, drawings, and bills of materials, and maintain reports and metrics tracking change throughput, backlog, cycle time, and data quality.

Design and implement user interface components and backend workflows for satellite network management software. Collaborate with network operations and multidisciplinary teams to define requirements, architecture, and software designs. Develop tools for managing satellite and ground networks, rapidly prototype user experiences, and independently write and test software from scratch.

Design and implement user interface components and backend workflows for satellite network management software. Collaborate with network operations and multidisciplinary teams to define requirements, architecture, and designs, while building software for satellite and ground network management. Interns are expected to rapidly prototype, develop, and test software from scratch.

Design and implement user interface components and backend workflows for satellite network management software. Collaborate with network operations and multidisciplinary teams to define requirements, architecture, and software designs. Build tools for managing satellite and ground networks, rapidly prototype user experiences, and independently develop and test software from scratch. This is a twelve-week associate role for students who have completed or will complete a bachelor's degree.

Design and implement user interface components and backend workflows for satellite network management software. Collaborate with network operations teams and multidisciplinary partners to build and manage satellite and ground networks, while contributing to software requirements, architecture, prototyping, testing, and user experience design.

Supports supplier quality engineering by analyzing failures and root causes, implementing corrective actions, defining quality requirements, creating inspection and testing plans, monitoring supplier performance, and supporting manufacturing process development at supplier sites. The role is a twelve-week salaried associate position for bachelor’s degree holders.

Supports supplier quality and manufacturing process development for satellite components. Responsibilities include failure mode and root cause analysis, corrective actions, quality requirements, inspection and testing plans, repair methods, supplier performance monitoring, purchased-parts tracking, and process development at supplier sites. The role collaborates with established and innovative suppliers to qualify new aerospace technologies and designs.

Supports technical programs from concept through completion for aerospace projects and multi-spacecraft missions. Responsibilities include maintaining schedules, managing project risks and closure plans, coordinating headcount forecasting, organizing program reviews, tracking requirements, and collaborating with engineers on subsystem schedules. The intern must communicate effectively, coordinate across teams, prioritize multiple tasks, and document tactical plans in a fast-paced environment.

Supports technical programs from concept through completion, including schedule development, risk management, headcount forecasting, program reviews, stakeholder coordination, and subsystem scheduling. The intern will work with engineers across projects ranging from internal R&D efforts to multi-spacecraft missions, track risks and closure plans, coordinate approvals, and document tactical plans.

Supports global business development by building outreach campaigns, managing inbound requests, analyzing sales pipelines and revenue forecasts, researching satellite communications markets, and identifying customer and competitive trends. Collaborates with marketing, events, finance, and solutions engineering teams on external materials, pricing, segmentation, and go-to-market initiatives. The role requires strong communication, analytical, project management, and commercial execution skills.

Develop and test RTL for FPGA-based applications, integrate FPGAs with peripherals such as data converters, memories, and MCUs, and write software for hardware testing. Collaborate with electrical and software engineers on high-throughput satellite communications systems. The twelve-week associate role is intended for new graduates and involves hands-on hardware and software development for space-based systems.

Develop and test RTL for FPGA applications, work with multiple FPGAs and toolchains, interface with high-speed converters, memories, and MCUs, and write software for hardware testing. Collaborate with electrical and software engineers on high-throughput systems for satellite communications. The internship is a 12-week hourly role for currently enrolled university students.

Develop and test FPGA-based RTL applications for satellite systems. Responsibilities include working with multiple FPGA toolchains, interfacing FPGAs with high-speed data converters, memories, and microcontrollers, writing software for hardware testing, and collaborating with electrical and software engineers. The twelve-week associate role is designed for recent four-year university graduates.

Develop and test RTL for FPGA applications, work across multiple FPGA toolchains, interface FPGAs with data converters, memories, and MCUs, and write software for hardware testing. Collaborate with electrical and software engineers on high-throughput systems. The twelve-week internship is intended for currently enrolled undergraduate or graduate students and requires U.S. citizenship, permanent residency, or protected status.

Design, analyze, build, and test spacecraft propulsion hardware while collaborating on interdisciplinary projects. Apply academic knowledge to real-world aerospace systems, develop engineering and teamwork skills, and contribute to propulsion initiatives. The role is intended for students pursuing a technical bachelor’s degree and may involve chemical or electrical propulsion, spacecraft design, and propulsion-system testing.

Design, analyze, build, and test spacecraft propulsion hardware while collaborating on interdisciplinary projects. Apply academic knowledge of aerospace, mechanical engineering, physics, and spacecraft systems to real-world propulsion initiatives. Interns may work with chemical or electrical propulsion systems and gain hands-on hardware testing experience.

Support satellite hardware reliability testing by developing test plans, operating thermal and vibration equipment, executing environmental tests, collecting and analyzing data, identifying failure modes, and designing test fixtures and instrumentation systems. Collaborate with engineering teams in a hands-on, onsite aerospace environment.

Design and test satellite power electronics hardware, including prototype circuits and test equipment. Bring up and debug designs in the lab, automate hardware testing with code, and coordinate assembly, integration, and environmental testing. The intern will work hands-on with flight hardware and power engineering projects.

Design, build, qualify, and execute component- and system-level tests for satellite propulsion systems. Develop test plans and equipment, perform engineering analyses and trade studies, and collaborate cross-functionally to meet technical, cost, and schedule requirements. The role emphasizes hands-on hardware development, testing, and troubleshooting in a fast-paced aerospace environment.

Design, build, and test high-performance communications antenna systems for satellite payloads. Collaborate with mechanical, thermal, structural, and payload engineers; work with vendors to procure RF components; and validate performance through anechoic chamber testing. Use electromagnetic design tools, network and spectrum measurement equipment, and MATLAB or Python scripting to solve engineering challenges. The twelve-week role is intended for currently enrolled four-year university students.