25+ Top Space Jobs This Week: Project Kuiper and More

Want to work in space? Here’s your shortcut: top roles, CV advice and more.

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Jaime Martín
May 01, 2025

Hello everyone!

Here we are with issue #4 of Find a Space Job! A big welcome to all the new members - you’re joining a growing community and you’d better be ready as there are some important announcements coming up soon!

This week's search brings you a fresh selection of curated positions. Expect roles in engineering, business development (mostly on sales this week), several graduate schems and more. From top space companies in Europe, of course.

(Remember: You can hit reply anytime to tell me what roles YOU are looking for!)

  • Enterprise Sales Manager, Project Kuiper @ Amazon (Germany)
    In case you missed it: two days ago, Amazon launched the first 27 satellites of its massive broadband constellation, Project Kuiper. And now they’re hiring in Europe so you might want to check this role out.
    This is a rare chance to join a big-league constellation project on the ground floor in Europe.

🛰️ This week’s top jobs

Engineering

Operations & Business

Research & Early-Stage

🚀 CV Boost: Quick Update!

Last week’s response blew me away. I didn’t expect so many of you to jump in! Congrats to the person who won. I’m still going through all the submissions and decided to give feedback to more than one of you.

So just be patient (and lucky 😉) and I’ll go through your CV this week.

And if you’re new and want me to review & give you feedback on your CV: reply to this email before Monday to participate!

🌟 Subscriber Spotlight: Réka Szabó

This week’s shoutout goes to Réka Szabó, who’s been helping grow this community and spreading the word about Find a Space Job.

Réka is currently an MSc student in Space Engineering with a background in Applied Mathematics. She’s worked on space radiation protection at GSI, supported satellite operations at EUMETSAT and gained experience in satellite systems engineering. Right now, she’s working on digital aviation systems as a trainee at Wizz Air.

Alongside her technical work, she also founded the Women in Aerospace – Europe Hungary network, creating more visibility and support for space talent in her region 💪

We love seeing talented, mission-driven people like Réka building their own paths in the space industry.

She also shared some really amazing Hungarian space trivia:
🇭🇺 Hungary was the 7th nation in space (1980)
📏 The Kármán Line is named after Hungarian physicist Theodore von Kármán
🔋 The Rosetta lander’s power system was built by a Hungarian team
☢️ The Pille dosimeter, used on the ISS to measure radiation: also built by Hungary

Now you can’t say Hungary’s only contribution to space was the Rubik’s Cube (btw, also invented by Hungary!)

Thanks, Réka! 🚀

🔗 Say hi or connect with Réka on LinkedIn

Can you guess the satellite? If you are the first one you get a shoutout too!

🔗 Help This Community Grow

I need your help to expand our reach:

  1. Reply and tell me: Which space company would you most love to work for and why? (I'll use this to prioritise job hunting and future features)

  2. Forward this email to just ONE space-interested friend or colleague. Each share helps another space enthusiast find their dream role!

Your input directly shapes where I hunt for jobs next week!

That's Issue #4 this week!

As usual, more opportunities coming next Thursday.

Jaime
Find a Space Job

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