Junior Full Stack Engineer – Starlink

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Job Summary:

SpaceX is a pioneering aerospace manufacturer and space transport services company, focused on enabling human life on Mars. They are seeking a Full Stack Software Engineer to work on the Starlink consumer platform, responsible for developing and maintaining tools that facilitate customer acquisition and enhance the customer experience. The role involves collaborating with various teams to launch new product offerings and improve the overall service for millions of users worldwide.

Responsibilities:

• Develop well-architected, responsive, and performant web applications

• Develop highly reliable and available software systems for Starlink

• Design and implement highly available, fault-tolerant networks that operates for long periods of time with minimal maintenance at scale

• Deliver expert level JavaScript, HTML, and CSS code for modern browsers

• Full stack application development (our stack is a C# .NET microservice-based architecture running in Kubernetes, with frontend clients built in both Angular.js and Next.js/React)

• Focus on continuous monitoring and alerting to foster data-driven business decisions and improve the quality and observability of our systems.

• Work closely with country growth managers other partners to drive successful outcomes for the business

• Collaborate with other engineering teams across Starlink to advance our engineering process in architecture, design, and code reviews

• Deep dive into your users’ problems to find and create efficient solutions

• Bring your voice to the table in team collaborations on architecture, design, and code reviews

Qualifications:

Required:

• Bachelor's degree in computer science, engineering, or a STEM discipline and 1+ years of experience building full-stack software; OR 3+ years of professional experience building full-stack software in lieu of a degree (internship experience is applicable)

• Develop well-architected, responsive, and performant web applications

• Develop highly reliable and available software systems for Starlink

• Design and implement highly available, fault-tolerant networks that operates for long periods of time with minimal maintenance at scale

• Deliver expert level JavaScript, HTML, and CSS code for modern browsers

• Full stack application development (our stack is a C# .NET microservice-based architecture running in Kubernetes, with frontend clients built in both Angular.js and Next.js/React)

• Focus on continuous monitoring and alerting to foster data-driven business decisions and improve the quality and observability of our systems.

• Work closely with country growth managers other partners to drive successful outcomes for the business

• Collaborate with other engineering teams across Starlink to advance our engineering process in architecture, design, and code reviews

• Deep dive into your users’ problems to find and create efficient solutions

• Bring your voice to the table in team collaborations on architecture, design, and code reviews

• Must be willing to work extended hours and weekends as needed

Preferred:

• Programming experience in Python, C#, .NET, Go, Scala, Java, or similar object-oriented language

• Production experience with Docker and Kubernetes

• Front-end experience in Angular, React, or similar JavaScript framework

• Database experience with PostgreSQL, SQL Server, or similar database technologies

• Experience with version control, continuous integration, and continuous delivery concepts

• Expertise in profiling and improving application performance

• Experience with build systems (Make, Bazel/Pants/Buck, Gradle) and package management tools (pip, npm)

• Strong attention to detail

• Experience with UNIX-like operating systems and CI/CD tool

Company:

SpaceX is an aviation and aerospace company that designs, manufactures, and launches rockets and spacecraft. Founded in 2002, the company is headquartered in Hawthorne, California, USA, with a team of 1001-5000 employees. The company is currently Late Stage.