Backend Engineer - Mission Operations Services
Posted Jun 29, 2026·Open for 26 days (and counting)
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Function
Operations
Workplace
On-site
Location
Golden, US
Job Description
Loft Orbital is looking for a Backend Engineer to join our Mission Operations Services (MOS) team. MOS owns the backend services that let Loft operators and customers command, monitor, and automate our satellite fleet through Cockpit, our mission control system. You’ll help build and scale the microservices that sit between ground and flight software, turning high-level intent into safe, reliable on-orbit operations.
You’ll work across multiple satellite platforms and collaborate closely with backend, flight software, embedded systems, test, and satellite operations teams. This is a hands-on engineering role where you’ll both build new systems and help debug live missions. We also offer SatDevOps training, so you don’t just write the tools - you actually use them to operate spacecraft.
If you’re excited about building backend systems that directly control satellites - and you like the idea of both shipping code and helping fly missions - we’d love to hear from you.
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Posting ID
loftorbital:35d817d9-dada-4975-bb41-baa90d8b03f1Title
Backend Engineer - Mission Operations Services
Function
Operations
Location
Golden, CO
Workplace mode
in_person
Posted at
2026-06-29 19:22:23Z
Compensation
undisclosed
Provenance
First seen (our tracker)
2026-06-30 09:17:42Z
Last seen
2026-07-25 06:51:29Z
Last updated
2026-07-25 06:51:29Z
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Days open
Open for 26 days (and counting)
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