The most important role in a space startup? + 18 new jobs

Hello everyone,

Welcome to Issue #11. This one is big.

Every week I see many job opportunities but some just stand out more than others. Sometimes it is the company's mission, other times it is the role itself. This week, we have one of those. A unique opportunity to get into a space tech startup on the ground floor, in a role that is not typical engineering.

It got me thinking about how important these non technical roles are for building a real business in the space industry. A great idea is nothing if you don’t tell the world about it.

But let’s first, take a look at this week's featured opportunity.

Be Part of the Future at EDGX! 🚀 

EDGX is a fast-growing Belgian space tech startup revolutionising the industry with intelligent, adaptive spacecraft. Their mission: to build satellites that react in real time to deliver ultra-fast global connectivity, all powered by onboard AI.

They are looking for their very first Sales & Marketing Coordinator.

This is a hands-on role where you will help shape how EDGX shows up in the market, builds partnerships, and tells its story to the world.

Ideal candidates are entrepreneurial, resourceful, and eager to grow with a company redefining what’s possible in space.

👉 Apply here

Space Career Thought: Storytelling is a Superpower

It does not matter if you are an engineer, a project manager, or in sales. Your ability to tell a story is crucial.

• In your CV: you tell the story of your skills and accomplishments

• In an interview: you tell the story of why you are the right person for the job

• In a startup: you are telling the story of your company to investors, partners, and future colleagues.

That Sales & Marketing role at EDGX is a perfect example. Their success depends not just on their tech, but on their ability to make people believe in their vision.

Never underestimate this. How are you telling your story?

And in case you’re not taking this seriously… check this video and thank me later ;)

(And if you don’t I strongly recommend following Simon Sinek - he shares great tips)

💡 CV Boost Update

The weekly CV review is still one of the best parts of my week. I'm still selecting one subscriber at random for a private 1:1 review.

For the new people here: if you want a chance to get a fresh pair of eyes on your CV, just reply to this email with it attached and tell me the type of role you're aiming for. No promises, but I do one every week.

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1. Tell me: Which company (or kind of role) should I add next? I’ll use your replies to prioritise upcoming job hunts.

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Your input directly shapes our next steps!

And that’s all this week. I hope you found it useful.

As usual, more to come in findaspacejob.com during the week.

Until next Thursday,

Jaime
Find a Space Job

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