Full-Time
Recruiting Coordination Associate
Fall 2026
Astranis
501-1,000 employees
GEO satellites delivering bandwidth-as-a-service
Compensation Overview
$43.75/hr
No H1B Sponsorship
San Francisco, CA, USA
In Person
Five days on-site per week at HQ in San Francisco (Pier 70).
US Citizenship Required
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- Experience with Applicant Tracking Systems (Lever, Greenhouse, or similar ATS)
- Ability to learn quickly
- Someone who cares about doing an amazing job
- Person who can’t leave text messages unread
- Positive attitude and eagerness to learn
- Experience with project management and demonstrated success in multi-tasking
- Service-oriented with strong professionalism when communicating
- Extremely detail-oriented and responsive on Gmail and Slack
- Overseeing coordination for early careers
- Maintain systems for tracking weekly Recruiter Progress Reports ensuring data integrity
- Manage tracking systems for interview improvement plan implementation
- Distribute candidate experience surveys to gather feedback on the hiring process
- Collaborate with the team to assist in the development and use of visualization tools for data analysis
- Conduct audits on various aspects of the job posting process, including job descriptions, interview stages, forms, and permissions.
- Ad-hoc projects as needed
- Strong knowledge in Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, etc.) or GSuite (Google Docs, Sheets, etc.)
- Experience with interview scheduling
- Experience building data visualization dashboards
Astranis builds and operates small, low-cost satellites in geostationary orbit to provide bandwidth-as-a-service for global connectivity. Its satellites carry telecom payloads that deliver internet capacity to customers, including commercial entities and government agencies, via turnkey services that simplify procurement and reduce costs. Customers buy bandwidth and use Astranis’ satellite capacity to reach previously unserved regions, rather than building and managing their own satellites. The company differentiates itself by owning the design, manufacturing, and operation of its GEO satellites, enabling cost-efficient, turnkey connectivity solutions for markets that traditional providers overlook. The goal is to close the digital divide by bringing affordable internet access to billions of people worldwide and to build a large, sustainable market for satellite-based connectivity.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$1.2B
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2015
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Omega targets roughly 50 Gbps per satellite for higher-capacity deals.[3]
- Chunghwa Telecom partnership expands sovereign, country-specific GEO demand.[3]
- $450 million financing supports manufacturing scale and faster satellite production.[14]
What critics are saying
- Omega production targets depend on manufacturing scale-ups that can slip.[3]
- Direct-to-GEO execution with Impulse Space remains unproven at scale.[13]
- SpaceX launch dependence exposes Astranis to pricing, schedule, and manifest risk.[12]
What makes Astranis unique
- Small GEO satellites cut cost and build time versus legacy comsats.[11][16]
- Proprietary software-defined radios enable flexible coverage and bandwidth allocation.[3][8]
- Bandwidth-as-a-service and turnkey ownership create recurring, customer-specific contracts.[3][12]
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Benefits
An equity stake in the company.
Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance.
Unlimited vacation days.
Healthy, delicious, free lunch catered in every day.
Complementary OneMedical membership.
Great office chairs, stand-up desks, and a machine shop.
Reimbursement to spend on commuting from outside SF
Generous, fully-paid parental leave.
Growth & Insights and Company News
6 month growth
↓ -2%1 year growth
↓ -4%2 year growth
↑ 0%Chunghwa Telecom has entered a partnership with Astranis to create a geostationary satellite specifically designed for Taiwan.
Taipei, April 15 (CNA) Taiwan-based telecom service provider Chunghwa Telecom Co. recently signed a strategic agreement with Astranis Space Technologies Corp., an American satellite start-up, to develop the first dedicated compact geostationary orbit (MicroGEO) satellite for Taiwan.
Astranis, operator of a satellite internet company intended to bridge the digital divide, raised an additional $50 million of Series D venture funding from NTT Docomo Ventures, and other investors.
As part of this ambitious effort, Orbits first partnered with Astranis, the world's leading operator of dedicated communications satellites, to construct its latest satellite.
Astranis to develop resilient GPS satellites for USSF.