E-Space
Sustainable satellite constellations for AIoT data
Technical Intern - Korean/English
On-site in Arlington, Texas.
About the job
- Background in engineering, a STEM field, or another technical discipline.
- Fluent written and spoken Korean and English proficiency.
- Ability to work on-site in Arlington, Texas.
- Professional communication skills and attention to detail.
- College junior or senior or graduate student status.
- U.S. citizenship or permanent residency is required because the role involves exposure to export-controlled technical data.
- Support the commissioning team during on-site technical training sessions on equipment operations.
- Facilitate communication between Korean-speaking trainers and English-speaking technical staff, including real-time translation as needed.
- Participate in weekly meetings and provide language support as scheduled.
- Translate technical documentation and training materials as needed.
- Ensure accurate conveyance of technical terminology and complex concepts.
- Maintain confidentiality of proprietary technical information.
- Strong technical vocabulary in English, including engineering, equipment operation, and facilities terminology.
- Familiarity with basic equipment commissioning and operations.
About the company
E-Space creates and deploys small, easy-to-install devices that can be tracked and connected globally. Its E-Space LEO platform uses AIoT to optimize data from these devices, turning it into actionable insights and automation. They redesign spacecraft, antennas, and terminals to cut the cost of satellite systems and make space technology more accessible. They serve governments, businesses, communities, and individuals, and emphasize ESG goals by using space data to support sustainable decisions.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Seed
Total Funding
$50M
Headquarters
Arlington, Texas
Founded
2021
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Arlington approved E-Space’s 30-year lease, signaling unusually strong local government backing.
- Beyon and e& partnerships validate satellite IoT demand across Bahrain and Gulf operators.
- The company’s sustainability pitch matches rising enterprise demand for cheaper, lower-impact connectivity.
What critics are saying
- Arlington’s Spring 2027 build depends on $115 million public spending and strict hiring milestones.
- E-Space disclosed only $50 million funding, far below its massive constellation ambitions.
- If Arlington slips or capital dries up, E-Space becomes a perpetual concept company.
What makes E-Space unique
- Greg Wyler’s patented LEO design targets zero-trust, gateway-free satellite networking.
- CommAgility integration gives E-Space 5G NTN source code and payload development depth.
- Arlington’s 2025 headquarters plan ties manufacturing, hangars, and satellite R&D together.
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Benefits
Competitive salaries
Continuous learning and development
Health and wellness care options
Financial solutions for the future
Optional legal services
Paid holidays
Paid time off
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