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The Sr. Propulsion Systems Engineer will design, analyze, and build the feedline system for Raptor engines on Starship. Responsibilities include structural analysis, developing 3D models, and working with manufacturing to ensure designs are optimally produced. The role requires collaboration with various teams to ensure the successful functionality of fluid systems throughout the flight phases.

The Supply Chain Planning Manager at SpaceX will own the planning lifecycle for Starlink products, manage raw material and finished goods supply schedules, collaborate with engineering and production to ensure product rollout, identify supply risks, and develop reporting tools to track team KPIs.

The Enterprise Account Lead for Starlink in LATAM will manage a portfolio of enterprise customers, ensuring contract fulfillment and customer satisfaction. Responsibilities include onboarding, account management, and growth through effective communication, problem-solving, and customer relations, while collaborating with cross-functional teams to enhance processes and overall customer experience.

As a Senior Software Infrastructure Engineer at SpaceX, you will design, operate, and scale the software and network infrastructure for the Starlink satellite constellation. Responsibilities include developing automation for resource management, collaborating with software engineers, and improving service lifecycle management.

The Integration Technician (Starship) will integrate secondary structures, avionics, and propulsion components to the primary structure of the vehicle. Responsibilities include staging, assembling, testing, reading engineering drawings, and performing pneumatic testing, all while ensuring timely and safe production services.

The Sourcing Manager at SpaceX will lead the supply chain strategy for raw materials, manage supplier relationships, conduct supplier analyses, and negotiate contracts. This role involves collaborating with internal teams and monitoring industry trends to ensure effective sourcing and cost management for mechanical components used in production.

The Starship Manager, Production oversees up to 120 technicians, managing on-floor activities, production schedules, and quality targets. The role involves leading complex production teams, resolving non-conformance issues, ensuring safety, and coordinating with engineering to minimize production interruptions. The manager is expected to review work instructions, implement improvement plans, and develop training programs.