SpaceX, a pioneering space exploration company, is seeking Graduate Engineers to join their mission of making humanity a multi-planetary species. This role offers an exceptional opportunity to work on groundbreaking projects like Dragon spacecraft, Falcon rockets, Starlink satellite constellation, Starshield national security initiatives, and the revolutionary Starship program.
As a Graduate Engineer, you'll be fully integrated into SpaceX's engineering teams, taking on responsibilities equivalent to full-time engineers. You'll work on real aerospace challenges across various domains including design, manufacturing, and operations. The position offers hands-on experience with cutting-edge space technology and the chance to contribute to projects that are literally reaching for the stars.
The role spans multiple locations across the United States, including major tech hubs and specialized facilities. You'll be working alongside some of the industry's brightest minds, with access to advanced technology and resources. The compensation package is highly competitive, with salaries ranging from $83,200 to $100,100 based on academic level, plus comprehensive benefits including medical coverage and 401(k).
This is an ideal opportunity for graduate students with a strong academic background in engineering, physics, or mathematics who are passionate about space exploration. You'll gain invaluable experience working on projects that are pushing the boundaries of what's possible in space technology, from developing reusable rockets to creating satellite internet constellations and designing spacecraft for Mars missions.
The role requires a minimum commitment of 12 consecutive weeks, starting in Fall 2025. You'll be part of a dynamic, fast-paced environment where your contributions will have a direct impact on the future of space exploration. SpaceX offers extensive professional development opportunities, including leadership presentations, networking events, and specialized training programs to support your growth and success in the aerospace industry.