SpaceJobs.Now

A single employer (or AI-training program or job board): what it does, where it hires, its roles open now by kind of work, the salaries they post, its newest and best-paid roles, with links to its page and to each open role.

Without a state, the open space roles and employers of every US state. Given a state, its roles by kind of work, the salaries they post, the cities and employers with the most roles and its newest roles. Given a state and a kind of work, the same for that work there (propulsion roles in Texas, say).

The space industry roles open now, the ones first posted in the last 7 days and the weekly rate of new postings, broken down by kind of work, US state and employer (each employer with the slug the other tools take).

The salaries open space industry roles post today, as yearly base pay before bonuses and equity: called bare, the median and typical range of each kind of work (a market figure only where three or more employers post pay); with a kind of work, its pay and the employers posting the most for it; with an employer, that employer's pay overall and per kind of work; with both, the employer's pay for that work.

The launch, spacecraft, satellite and space services employers whose roles SpaceJobs.Now fetches, most open roles first, each with where it hires, its open roles and the pay it posts. Narrow by name, segment, US state (employers hiring there) or kind of work (employers with open roles in it). The AI-training programs and job boards that are read appear too, labelled as such.

Search the open roles at 204 space companies and agencies (engineers of every discipline, technicians, machinists and welders, mission operators, quality, supply chain and business staff), plus the listings of the job boards the site reads, each naming its employer. Each result gives the role's title, employer, kind of work, posted salary, place, and a link to its page on SpaceJobs.Now, where the person applies. Every filter is optional.