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Candidates need a high school diploma or GED with 2–5 years of hands-on experience in networking, infrastructure, or lab support roles, plus skills in installing and cabling networking equipment (CAT5e, CAT6, fiber: SM/MM), basic networking concepts, ticketing systems, and Microsoft Office.
The role requires travel between buildings and labs across the Bay Area based on daily task requirements, and candidates must have reliable transportation for local travel between lab sites.
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Preferred qualifications include FOA Infrastructure Certification, CompTIA Network+ Certification, CCNA or equivalent, certifications in network infrastructure or structured cabling, experience in lab environments, and familiarity with remote collaboration tools like Zoom and Slack.
Strong candidates have proven ability to follow procedures with minimal supervision, strong communication and customer service skills for working with engineers, and physical capability to lift 50 lbs and work in various positions while traveling locally.
Provides launch services for small satellites
Astra provides launch services specifically for small satellites, catering to commercial businesses, government agencies, and research institutions that need reliable access to space. The company operates small, agile rockets designed to transport these satellites into low Earth orbit (LEO). Astra's approach focuses on making space more accessible by reducing the costs and complexities associated with satellite launches, which allows a wider range of customers to utilize their services. Unlike many competitors, Astra emphasizes efficiency and cost-effectiveness in its operations, aiming to meet the growing demand for satellite-based services such as Earth observation and telecommunications. The company's goal is to facilitate more frequent and affordable satellite launches, thereby expanding opportunities for various applications in the space industry.