Muon Space

Data Scientist

• Design, build, and operate production-grade calibration and image-processing pipelines for multispectral infrared imagery from FireSat and SBEM missions
• Translate calibration algorithms into hardened, well-tested production code
• Own unit, integration, and regression testing across representative lab and on-orbit datasets
• Analyze pre-launch and on-orbit calibration data to derive, validate, and trend calibration coefficients
• Build monitoring, alerting, and automated diagnostic visualizations for calibration accuracy, noise, uniformity, and image-quality metrics
• Contribute to CI/CD, deployment, containerization, and observability tooling
• Partner with calibration scientists and the IR Instrument team on pre-launch and on-orbit calibration campaigns
• Drive code review, version control, documentation, calibration coefficient and lookup-table management, test coverage, and reliability improvements
• Work cross-functionally to ensure scientific quality, quantitative validation, and radiometric integrity of IR data products
• Learn measurement techniques, geospatial data engineering, software engineering, and customer-domain implications as needed

Senior Remote Sensing Data Scientist, Cal/Val

• Build derived data products from Muon's infrared imaging missions across Muon's IR programs
• Implement and improve scalable algorithms for processing, transforming, and analyzing multispectral infrared imagery into derived geospatial products
• Contribute to derived product design and roadmap under senior scientists and product owners
• Contribute to technical and customer-facing design documents
• Support engagement with customer technical stakeholders, including Technical Interchange Meetings, customer questions, and program meetings
• Write production-ready code integrated into customer-facing data product pipelines and operational services
• Contribute to scientific quality, quantitative validation, and integrity of derived products
• Collaborate with software engineers, calibration scientists, and instrument engineers to design, build, and maintain operational data product services
• Learn topics including sensor geometry, georeferencing, wildfire and environmental monitoring, and cloud-native geospatial data engineering

Remote Sensing Data Scientist

Technical Recruiter

• Own full-cycle recruiting for aerospace and technical roles, including sourcing, screening, interviewing, offer negotiation, and closing top talent
• Partner with hiring managers and leadership to define role requirements, develop hiring strategies, and build technical pipelines
• Identify and engage candidates through cold outreach, networking, referrals, and industry engagement
• Conduct candidate screenings and interviews to evaluate technical and cultural fit
• Guide hiring managers through recruiting processes and provide recommendations for hiring decisions
• Coordinate and manage interviews to ensure an exceptional candidate experience and represent the company’s mission and culture
• Use recruiting data and market insights to inform hiring strategies and improve recruiting effectiveness
• Manage offer processes, including compensation discussions, negotiations, and closing candidates
• Partner with People Operations and hiring teams to support new-hire onboarding
• Leverage Greenhouse reporting and analytics to track recruiter performance, identify pipeline trends, drive accountability, and achieve team and individual OKRs
• Continuously improve recruiting processes, tools, and workflows for rapid hiring

Senior Technical Recruiter – Contract

Risk

• Lead security risk assessments across the company, identifying, analyzing, and prioritizing risks across engineering, IT, operations, and business functions
• Maintain a risk register and a clear, current view of Muon's risk posture for leadership
• Partner with teams across the company to drive remediation of identified risks and track them to closure
• Assess the security risk of new tools, vendors, third parties, and architectural or process changes before adoption
• Define and apply a consistent risk framework and methodology, including likelihood and impact scoring, risk acceptance, and exceptions
• Map risks and controls to compliance requirements such as NIST 800-171 and CMMC, and support audits and assessments
• Report risk trends and metrics to leadership and recommend where to invest to reduce the most risk
• Help teams build risk-aware processes and take ownership of the risks they hold

Senior Security Risk Analyst

Scientist

• Develop and maintain end-to-end instrument performance simulations from optical, detector, and scanner physics through predicted on-orbit capability
• Build and maintain virtual instrument and digital twin representations of on-orbit hardware, aligned with as-built performance
• Define flight software inputs for operating modes, sensor readout, and scanner control based on simulation results
• Support on-orbit performance monitoring and anomaly investigation, feeding lessons learned back into simulation models
• Participate in a 24-hour, 7-day on-call rotation for on-orbit anomaly resolution, approximately one week every month and a half
• Translate physics into orbital capability from concept through end of life
• Own simulation and modeling connecting optical, detector, and scanner physics to on-orbit capability
• Drive instrument performance prediction

Senior Instrument Scientist, Simulation

Designer

• Own the radiometric and geometric calibration methodology for the instrument
• Define standards and procedures to convert raw instrument signals into calibrated, science-grade measurements
• Define standards and procedures to determine and correct instrument pointing and geometric accuracy
• Define calibration data processing and outputs with the Infrared Data Product team
• Ensure calibration artifacts meet downstream product needs
• Support ground-calibration test planning and translate methodology into executable test procedures
• Participate in a 24/7 on-call rotation for on-orbit anomaly resolution, approximately one week every month and a half

Senior Instrument Scientist, Calibration Design

Security Engineer

• Design and implement cybersecurity controls for satellite software, ground systems, communication links, and mission infrastructure
• Develop secure software practices for mission systems, including threat modeling, code reviews, vulnerability management, and security testing
• Monitor mission networks and satellite systems for cyber threats, investigate incidents, and coordinate containment and recovery
• Collaborate with aerospace, software, systems, and compliance teams to meet security, safety, and regulatory requirements
• Own network security architecture, including firewall rule management, IDS/IPS tuning, network segmentation, and VPN infrastructure
• Assess vulnerabilities in flight software, embedded systems, command-and-control interfaces, and satellite communication protocols; coordinate remediation
• Administer and harden IAM systems, including Okta and AWS IAM, SSO integrations, conditional access, privilege reviews, and lifecycle automation
• Develop and maintain SIEM monitoring and alerting, detection rules, and response playbooks
• Conduct security assessments of tools, vendors, and architectural changes
• Drive AWS cloud security posture management, including IAM policies, S3 security, security group reviews, and CloudTrail/GuardDuty monitoring
• Support CMMC Level 2 and NIST SP 800-171 compliance by maintaining SSP narratives, collecting evidence, and preparing assessments
• Deliver security awareness training and phishing simulations
• Lead or support incident response, including containment, forensic analysis, root cause determination, and post-incident reporting
• Maintain and improve DLP controls for CUI and sensitive data
• Contribute to security policy development and current documentation