Build the compute layer
above the atmosphere.
Inorbii is assembling the engineering team for orbital data-centre infrastructure. We are looking for people who can move rigorously between spacecraft physics, compute systems, and operational reality.
Open through 30 September 2026.
Each role below links directly to its published xInterview application. Applications are handled on the external platform.
Five missions. One integrated platform.
Our first hires own critical interfaces. These are not narrow implementation roles—they shape the spacecraft and ground architecture together.
Space Systems Architect
10+ years · VP / CTO level · possible co-founder
Define the overall space and ground architecture and lead integration across satellite, launch, and cloud subsystems.
Apply on xInterviewSatellite Structural & Thermal Engineer
5–8 years · mid-to-senior
Design the spacecraft bus, deployable solar arrays, and radiator panels, including launch-load and thermal analysis.
Apply on xInterviewElectrical Power Systems Engineer
4–7 years
Engineer the satellite EPS, large-scale solar arrays, battery circuits, and power distribution for high-density compute loads.
Apply on xInterviewGround Segment & Network Engineer
3–5 years
Build ground infrastructure for the spacecraft, establish RF and optical ground stations, and integrate them with secure cloud networks.
Apply on xInterviewSpace Cloud Platform Engineer
Entry level · recent graduate
Support systems-engineering documentation, prototype ground-to-cloud connections, and implement Python or C++ simulation tooling.
Apply on xInterviewThe disciplines we are building next.
These positions are not part of the current application window. They show the technical organization required as Inorbii moves from integrated breadboard to orbital demonstrator.
Work on the interfaces that decide whether orbital compute succeeds.
Power, thermal rejection, radiation tolerance, spacecraft dynamics, communications, and cloud operations are one coupled system. We value engineering evidence, honest milestones, and responsible orbital stewardship.