Build foundational technology required for satellites, launch vehicles, and human missions
Lead efforts to advance spaceflight trajectory modeling and flight operations
Develop and refine modeling techniques for analyzing and simulating satellite dynamics
Work on applied research and develop algorithms pertaining to state estimation, orbit analysis, maneuver detection, error propagation, and collision probability analysis
Conduct data analysis from complex space and ground systems, apply knowledge of statistics, software scripting, modeling and simulation, and advanced mathematics to recognize patterns, identify opportunities, and propose solutions
Demonstrate a high level of autonomy and critical thinking to take full ownership of your work.
Requirements
Advanced degree in aerospace engineering or a related STEM field
Strong understanding of orbital mechanics, state estimation, statistical orbit determination, and optimization
2+ years of experience in flight dynamics or astrodynamics roles
Proficiency in Python and object-oriented programming
Experience with astrodynamics tool development, both custom-developed and commercially developed off-the-shelf systems (STK, GMAT, OreKit)
Experience with satellite state estimation and filtering techniques
Experience with software development life cycle, GIT, and agile methodologies
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
Ability to work in a multidisciplinary, loosely structured, and fast-paced startup environment
Benefits
Opportunity to work at the frontier of AI and aerospace, building first-of-its-kind products.
Competitive stock option compensation
Top-tier health and benefits coverage
Fully remote team
Opportunities to lead technical efforts as the team scales.
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard skills
orbital mechanicsstate estimationstatistical orbit determinationoptimizationflight dynamicsastrodynamicsPythonobject-oriented programmingmodeling techniquescollision probability analysis