Turning Space into a Transportation Layer for Earth
Who We Are:
Eras of humanity can often be defined by a dominant transportation mode – horse drawn carriage, ocean faring boats, or aircraft. These were spurred by a small group of people rigorously focused on building technology to achieve faster access to more of the world. We seek to usher in a new era of humanity defined by universal access to the whole globe free of borders and the presence of a routine way from space to Earth. To do this, we are building highly maneuverable re-entry vehicles that can loiter in orbit before precision landing back on Earth.
What You’ll Do:
As the head of Inversion’s Processing Core team, you will spearhead the creation, design, and leadership of one of Inversion’s most crucial systems: the software and hardware for our flight computer and control systems for our next-generation spacecraft. Inversion’s spacecraft are capable of both operating as a satellite on orbit for long durations as well as reentering Earth’s atmosphere and autonomously and accurately landing anywhere in the world. The Processing Core team consists of the software, firmware, electrical, and mechanical systems that are the foundational platform for the entire software and avionics running on the vehicle. You will own the technical development of the software stack, flight computer board design, encryption, and operating system (OS) from conceptual design through continuous testing to deployment onto production vehicles. In this role, you will:
Required Qualifications:
Desired Qualifications:
The California annual base salary for this role is currently $175,000-$276,000. Pay Grades are determined by role, level, location, and alignment with market data. Individual pay will be determined on a case-by-case basis and may vary based on the following considerations: interviews and an assessment of several factors that are unique to each candidate, job-related skills, relevant education and experience, certifications, abilities of the candidate and internal equity.
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Tagged as: Rocket, Propulsion, Satellite, Avionics, Systems, Embedded System, Flight systems