CNC Machinist
Observable Space
RemoteFull timeMid level$73,000-$135,000Posted today
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Observable Space
This role is for a Prototype Machinist to join a state-of-the-art prototyping facility in Los Angeles, focusing on machining challenging materials from glass and titanium to exotic wire EDM'd parts. It suits a highly adaptable, technically-minded individual who thrives in fast-paced environments and can collaborate with engineering teams on manufacturability.
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Observable Space is a vertically integrated, high-growth space technology company building industry-leading precision optics platforms for Earth and in space. Their systems are trusted by thousands of customers, including NASA, JPL, SpaceX, Boeing, RTX, the US Space Force and the U.S. Department of War, leading research institutions and international partners. They combine precision opto-mechanical hardware, embedded compute, cloud orchestration, and developer-friendly APIs into world-class products at scale with in-house manufacturing, delivering foundational systems for continuous, real-time navigation, observation, and communication in space. Observable Space is backed by top-tier institutional investors including Lux Capital, Upfront Ventures, RTX Ventures, Detroit Venture Partners and Embedded Ventures.
Observable Space is an LA-based space startup building the infrastructure to enable satellites and spacecraft to see, navigate and communicate.
Headquarters
Los Angeles, CA 90064
Open jobs
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Website
observable.space