Can Space Manufacturing Talent Keep Up With NASA’s $600M Lander Deal?
On June 30, 2026, NASA awarded a $600 million deal to three companies to build the next generation of robotic Moon landers. It's one piece...
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Stop Counteroffering and Start Retaining Aerospace Engineers
A counteroffer can't undo the eighteen months that led to a resignation, but it can make an inevitable departure more expensive. Retaining aerospace engineers starts long...
Your First Sales Hire at Series A Isn’t What You’d Expect
At the Seed stage, your pitch deck was your product, and your passion was your sales strategy. You wore every hat because you had to....
Orbital Data Centers Are Creating a New Category of Space Jobs – Here’s Who’s Hiring in 2026
A five-month-old company with six employees just filed with the FCC to launch 100,000 satellites. Not communication satellites, not Earth observation satellites, but data centers in...
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Starship V3 Launches Next Week. Here’s What It Means Beyond the Spectacle
SpaceX is aiming for May 19 for the first flight of Starship Version 3 - a bigger, more powerful version...
Hybrid, Remote, or On-Site: What Space Companies Are Actually Offering in 2026
There's a common assumption in the space sector: because the work involves hardware, everything is onsite. Candidates assume it. Companies...
The US Just Created a Licensing Path for Satellite Servicing, Debris Removal, and In-Space Manufacturing. Here’s What That Means for Hiring.
The Department of Commerce just released a draft licensing framework for commercial space activities that have never had a clear...
The Broadband Space Race Just Got a Second Lane – and It Needs Thousands of Engineers
Last week, an Ariane 6 rocket launched 32 Amazon Leo satellites into low Earth orbit from French Guiana. It was...
Golden Dome’s $3.2B Talent Bet: What Happens If Space-Based Interceptors Don’t Move Forward?
In the space of a few weeks, Golden Dome sent two very different messages. First, the Space Force handed $3.2 billion...
Why Space Companies Hire for the Role They Need Today and Lose the Person in 12 Months
There's a pattern that shows up regularly across growth-stage space companies, and it rarely gets diagnosed correctly. A company hires a...
Where Space Finds Its People: EVONA Rebrands for the Next Era of the Space Economy
EVONA, the specialist talent partner to the space industry, has launched a new brand identity under the tagline "Where Space...
The 5 Most In-Demand Space Engineering Roles in 2026 (And Why They’re So Hard to Fill)
Across more than 3,000 searches tracked in the US space sector since 2024, one pattern is consistent: demand for certain...
Blue Origin Just Reused an Orbital Rocket for the First Time. Here’s Why That Matters for Space Hiring.
Blue Origin launched its New Glenn rocket for the third time, and for the first time, it did so with...