New Graduate Engineer, Software (Starship)

What you'll do

• Create and validate software for Starship flight control and simulation systems
• Construct dependable self-governing software and corresponding test frameworks
• Manage complete software lifecycle from conception through deployment and verification
• Partner with other engineers on propulsion and spacecraft control code

What they're looking for

• Bachelor's degree in computer science, engineering, or similar field; graduating 2027
• Knowledge of C++, Rust, or comparable low-level programming languages
• Background with time-critical embedded systems or multi-machine computing architectures
• Analytical mindset, clear communication skills, and comfort in fast-paced settings

Pay and perks

• Level I: $125,000–$150,000 annually; Level II: $145,000–$175,000 annually
• Equity grants, potential bonuses, health/dental/vision plans, retirement account matching
• Three weeks paid time off, 10+ company holidays, five sick days yearly