Full-Time
In-space observation and space traffic data
$120k - $200k/yr
No H1B Sponsorship
Reston, VA, USA
In Person
In-person role in Reston, VA; local candidates preferred.
US Citizenship, US Top Secret Clearance, Canada Citizenship, Canada Top Secret Clearance, UK Citizenship, UK Top Secret Clearance Required
Scout Space provides onboard autonomy and in-space observation to improve safety and transparency of orbital operations. It sells autonomous vision systems, in-space observation services, and space-traffic data to satellite operators, space agencies, and commercial space enterprises. The onboard cameras and sensors, paired with autonomous vision software, detect hazards, track debris, and deliver actionable insights through data services for real-time collision avoidance and mission planning. By combining hardware with space traffic data, Scout Space aims to safeguard orbital infrastructure and raise safety standards across the space ecosystem.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series A
Total Funding
$18.2M
Headquarters
Alexandria, Virginia
Founded
2019
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401(k) Company Match
Health Savings Account/Flexible Spending Account
Wellness Stipend
Work From Home Stipend
Life Insurance
Long-term Disability plans
Commuter Benefit
Education Reimbursement
Paid Parental Leave
Open Time Off
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Family Planning Benefits
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Scout Space wins Space Force Funding for GEO space domain awareness.
A recent pitch event proved once again that an overwhelming number of startups in the DMV and Baltimore have ties to the federal government, either through contracts or being a former employee.Five entrepreneurs in the region on Friday got to pitch their company in front of nearly 200 people, including many investors, as part of the Accelerate Breakfast series. Companies in space technology, financial technology and veterinary medicine showed off their advancements and asked for capital.The quarterly event is in part put together by George Mason University (GMU), and is sponsored by several Virginia counties including Fairfax, Arlington and Prince William, plus big corporations like JPMorgan. This is a resurgence of a similar event in the region from the late 90s into the early 2000s, per Dave Harvey, the event’s executive director.Between 2023 and 2024, capital flow was mixed across Virginia, per Paula Sorrell, the associate vice president of innovation and economic development at GMU. That makes getting founders in front of investors even more key to their success.According to the university’s measurements, state funding was down by 54% and federal funding was down by 62%. Venture capital was down by 32%, but angel investing was up by 10%.“It is even more important to do the things that we’re doing,” Sorrell told the crowd. “What we’re doing here is helping to diversify the economy, and we’re going to continue to move in that direction.”Keep scrolling to meet the founders who pitched, including the event’s winner determined by the crowd — Baltimore veterinary medical tech firm Kubanda Cryotherapy.Kubanda Cryotherapy wins people’s choiceDiagnosing pets with tumors is simple, but treatment options are limited, explained cofounder and CEO Bailey Surtees
Scout Space to test novel SDA sensors on Dawn Aerospace Spaceplane
WASHINGTON - The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has selected the startup Scout Space to participate in the BRIDGES (Bringing Classified Innovation to Defense and Government Systems) consortium.
WASHINGTON - Scout Space, a startup specializing in space domain awareness through in-space observation, announced June 10 it signed a launch services agreement with ABL Space Systems.