Future Operations Mission Assignments - Keep Me In The Loop
K2 SpaceFull Time
Junior (1 to 2 years), Mid-level (3 to 4 years)
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Candidates must be currently pursuing a bachelor’s or graduate degree in a STEM field, have coursework or experience in physical sciences, data analytics, or related areas, familiarity with orbit mechanics/astrodynamics, and experience working in large codebases and scripting in Python, MATLAB, Julia, or similar tools.
The intern supports Launch and Early Operations (LEOP) products during orbital launches, automates and improves tools for LEOP and orbit determination, collaborates with engineers and scientists, prototypes improvements using LEO object data, and communicates findings through reports and updates.
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You'll work alongside astrodynamicists, scientists, and engineers on the Launch & Orbit Support team, collaborating on cross-functional teams while also working independently.
Satellite tracking and collision avoidance services
LeoLabs offers critical information services to satellite operators and businesses in the low Earth orbit (LEO) sector through their LeoLabs Vertex™ platform. Their services include automated satellite tracking, collision avoidance, on-console support, and mission risk assessment, all designed to enhance the safety and success of space operations. LeoLabs stands out from competitors with its global phased array radar network that provides reliable data delivery across both hemispheres. The company's goal is to ensure efficient and safe space operations for its clients.