Full Stack Engineer for Space Connectivity & Dashboards

Medium; Saratoga (CA); On-site; USD 140,000 - 200,000; Full time

Job summary

E-Space in California is building a sustainable, low Earth orbit satellite network and software stack to connect space and Earth, delivering actionable intelligence.

As a software engineer you will build Python services powering flight dynamics pipelines, refactor for performance, and create internal tools for mission ops, collaborating with FSW, AIT, and other teams.

We value curiosity and bold execution; join a team that is disrupting NewSpace and shaping the future of space connectivity.

Qualifications

• 4+ years of professional software engineering experience.
• Experience with frontend frameworks such as React, Vue, or Angular.
• Strong Python skills with Django, FastAPI, or similar.
• Experience with PostgreSQL and data stores like S3 or InfluxDB.
• Experience with cloud providers (AWS, GCP, or Azure).
• Familiarity with CI/CD systems (Bitbucket Pipelines, GitHub Actions, or similar).
• Comfortable working in domain-specific codebases.

Responsibilities

• Build and scale Python services that power our flight dynamics pipelines.
• Optimize and refactor existing systems for performance and maintainability.
• Build internal tools and dashboards for mission operations.
• Coordinate with multiple teams across the company to gather requirements and feature requests.

Skills

Python

Frontend frameworks

Django/FastAPI

PostgreSQL

Cloud Providers

CI/CD

Distributed systems

Tools

Docker

Kubernetes

Job description

E-Space in California is building a sustainable, low Earth orbit satellite network and software stack to connect space and Earth, delivering actionable intelligence.

As a software engineer you will build Python services powering flight dynamics pipelines, refactor for performance, and create internal tools for mission ops, collaborating with FSW, AIT, and other teams.

We value curiosity and bold execution; join a team that is disrupting NewSpace and shaping the future of space connectivity.