Space Jobs πΌ
Jobs at the companies building rockets, rovers, satellites and space stations. Engineers, coders, scientists, technicians, writers and more.
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How to start a career in space
Engineering
Mechanical, aerospace, electrical and systems engineers design rockets, spacecraft and rovers. Start with math and physics, and build things: model rockets, robotics clubs, CubeSat teams.
Software
Flight software, ground systems, simulations and data. Coding skills transfer straight into space, and many roles are remote.
Science
Planetary scientists, astronomers, geologists and biologists study what missions find. Most paths run through a science degree and research experience.
Technicians
Hands-on builders, test technicians and launch crews. Trade schools, community college programs and military experience are common routes in.
Business & media
Sales, finance, law, marketing, policy and science communication. The space economy needs all of them.
Astronaut
Very rare and very competitive. Most astronauts first build careers as engineers, scientists, doctors or pilots. That's the real first step.
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