Software Infrastructure Engineer (Starlink)

SpaceX is revolutionizing space technology with the ultimate goal of enabling human life on Mars. As part of this mission, they're deploying Starlink, the world's most advanced broadband internet system, which currently serves over 4 million users globally through the largest satellite constellation ever created.

The Software Infrastructure Engineer role at SpaceX's Starlink division is a crucial position that combines DevOps, Site Reliability Engineering, and infrastructure management. You'll be at the forefront of managing and scaling the infrastructure that powers thousands of satellites and serves millions of daily users worldwide. This position offers the unique opportunity to work with cutting-edge technology in space communications while solving complex technical challenges.

The role involves developing automation for compute resource management, implementing and maintaining core infrastructure components, and collaborating closely with software engineers to create highly scalable solutions. You'll be responsible for the entire service lifecycle, from initial design through deployment and optimization. The position requires expertise in Linux systems, containerization technologies, and modern DevOps tools.

This is an ideal opportunity for someone who wants to make a significant impact on global internet connectivity while working with some of the most advanced space technology. You'll be part of a team that's not just building software, but literally launching it into space. The position offers competitive compensation ($120,000-$170,000 based on level) and comprehensive benefits including medical coverage, stock options, and 401(k).

The role requires a combination of technical expertise and innovative problem-solving skills, as you'll be working on unprecedented challenges in satellite technology. You'll need to be comfortable with extended hours when needed and must meet ITAR requirements. Join SpaceX if you want to be part of a team that's making science fiction a reality while providing essential internet services to communities worldwide.