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About Cowboy Space Corp: Mission Cowboy Space Corporation is solving the global energy crisis by building the infrastructure for abundant, resilient space-based solar energy. We are tackling one of humanity’s most…
Owns the Python and Go software that forms the communications backbone between ground stations and Cowboy Space's satellites — designing distributed systems, building simulation and testing frameworks, integrating with hardware, and supporting on-orbit operations for a space-based solar energy startup.
Senior Sourcing and Procurement Manager Mission Cowboy Space Corporation is solving the global energy crisis by building the infrastructure for abundant, resilient space-based solar energy. We are tackling one of…
Own the real-time control loop software that keeps lasers precisely pointed between moving satellites and ground stations at Cowboy Space, a startup building space-based solar energy infrastructure. Day to day, you translate control theory into embedded Rust, tune closed-loop controllers, build simulation and HIL test tooling, and support hardware integration through on-orbit operations.
Senior Compute Validation Engineer at Cowboy Space Corp., ensuring robust hardware systems for orbital satellites, collaborating cross-functionally, and driving validation strategies.
Own software reliability for Cowboy Space's avionics and high-performance compute systems from concept through on-orbit operations — building automated test/validation frameworks, running HIL and stress testing, and debugging hardware/software anomalies. Core tech: Python/C++, GPUs/accelerators, embedded and distributed systems.
Own real-time embedded software for spacecraft subsystems (power distribution, thermal control, avionics boards) at Cowboy Space, a startup building space-based solar energy satellites. Work spans board bring-up, driver and firmware development in C/C++ with FreeRTOS/bare-metal, and hands-on hardware debugging in San Carlos, CA.
Quarter-long, paid ($1,800/week) software engineering internship for 2027 at Cowboy Space Corp, a San Carlos, CA startup building space-based solar power satellites. Interns design, build, and test software across flight, embedded, and ground systems — avionics, GNC, signal processing, on-orbit GPU/TPU compute, and mission operations tooling — using C, C++, and Python.
Senior Integration & Test Engineer at Cowboy Space owns end-to-end validation of satellite hardware and avionics systems in San Carlos, CA — bringing up and debugging electrical systems, building test infrastructure (racks, fixtures, harnessing), developing automated test procedures (Python), and running environmental/functional testing from prototype through flight and launch readiness.
Design, implement, and optimize real-time digital signal processing algorithms in C/C++ for space-based communications and sensing systems on satellites. You'll work alongside FPGA, RF, avionics, and embedded teams, validating algorithms via simulation, lab testing, and hardware-in-the-loop environments.
Builds and tests the software behind Cowboy Space's spacecraft and ground infrastructure: flight software with real-time hardware control, simulation and hardware-in-the-loop test frameworks, and mission operations tooling. Core stack spans C++, Python, and Rust on Linux in a fast-paced aerospace startup.
Develops and maintains firmware for satellite hardware, including board bring-up, FPGA logic, and autonomous recovery systems to ensure reliable operation in orbit.
Own and build hardware-in-the-loop test infrastructure for satellites, automating test orchestration with Python/C/C++ against real or emulated spacecraft hardware in a lab environment.
Builds software that controls and scales spacecraft and ground infrastructure — flight software interfacing with hardware, simulation/testing frameworks, mission control, and internal tooling. Works across the stack with hardware teams, using languages like C++, Python, or Rust at a space-based solar energy startup.
Senior software engineer building high-reliability flight, mission, and ground software (C&DH, FDIR, secure comms) plus simulation and hardware-in-the-loop tools for a space-based solar power and orbital compute platform. Core stack is systems-level C++, Rust, and Python, working on-site in San Carlos, CA.
The Test Engineer will design, build, and operate fluid, mechanical, and control systems for testing space infrastructure components and engines. The role involves hands-on hardware integration, test procedure development, and data analysis using tools like Python.
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