Full-Time

Starlink Enterprise Account Manager

Government

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SpaceX

SpaceX

10,001+ employees

Designs, manufactures, and launches rockets and spacecraft

No salary listed

Senior, Expert

No H1B Sponsorship

Washington, DC, USA

US Top Secret Clearance Required

Category
Customer Success
Sales & Account Management
Required Skills
Customer Service
Requirements
  • Bachelor's degree in engineering or business; OR high school diploma/equivalency and 6+ years of business development, operations, engineering, or account management experience in lieu of a degree
  • 3+ years of consulting or project management experience
  • 3+ years of experience working with customers to support a technical product/service
Responsibilities
  • Act as the primary point of contact to support specific government contracts and own the interface from contract signature onwards (onboarding, ongoing account management, and long-term retention/growth of the relationship and revenue) with emphasis on: Delivering impeccable customer service, including efficient acknowledgement and resolution of issues; Building relationships to identify requirements and manage expectations; Collecting, communicating, and championing customer feedback internally to influence and steer programmatic and technical development required to maintain and grow enterprise business; Retaining and growing the value of accounts
  • As an extreme owner of assigned government accounts, identify and successfully communicate readiness levels, requirements, schedules, and risks to realize forecasted revenue on or ahead of schedule
  • Serve as the team’s internal expert on the government accounts vertical, shaping strategic direction and routinely leading high-impact commercial decision-making within the vertical in partnership with other teams
  • Autonomously identify, design, and lead implementation of new processes and system improvements that will broadly accelerate growth for customers or enable the internal team to scale rapidly
Desired Qualifications
  • Significant knowledge or experience in government contracts and satellite communications
  • Advanced knowledge of the telecommunications business, network management, new technology trends, network rollouts and the ability to translate this into complex solutions for customers
  • 5+ years experience working with a large global organization in strategic sales, account or relationship management
  • Expertise in navigating and growing a pipeline of existing complex global customer accounts while maintaining a high level of customer satisfaction
  • Significant knowledge or experience in one or more of the following industries: maritime, aviation, mobile backhaul, satellite communications
  • Experience managing multiple complex projects and delivering under tight deadlines and resource constraints
  • Experience building long-term and successful customer relationships demonstrating empathy, active listening, and resiliency skills
  • Significant technical knowledge of Starlink or telecommunications in at least one key area: satellites, ground network, user terminals, or related technology
  • Ability to synthesize multiple unique requirements and suggest smart solutions, products, or features
  • Track record of demonstrating sound business judgement, evaluating alternatives, and making recommendations that were adopted and ultimately successful
  • Ability to negotiate successfully, especially after a contract is signed
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including ability to craft and present professional presentations at all levels
  • Ability to manage execution of significant or complex contracts including initial intake, renegotiation of terms, and schedules
  • Active TS/SCI clearance, or ability and willingness to obtain a Top-Secret clearance

SpaceX designs, manufactures, and launches rockets and spacecraft, aiming to make space travel more accessible and enable human life on other planets. Their main products include the Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy rockets, which are used for launching satellites and cargo, as well as the Dragon spacecraft for transporting crew and supplies to the International Space Station. A key feature of SpaceX's technology is the development of reusable rockets, which help lower the costs associated with space missions. This focus on cost reduction sets SpaceX apart from competitors in the aerospace industry. Additionally, SpaceX operates the Starlink project, a satellite internet service that aims to provide global broadband coverage. The company's goal is to revolutionize space technology and expand human presence beyond Earth.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

Late Stage VC

Total Funding

$11B

Headquarters

Brownsville, Texas

Founded

2002

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What believers are saying

  • The new Gigabay Florida facility boosts Starship production and deployment capabilities.
  • U.S. Space Force's $13.7B investment highlights SpaceX's strategic defense importance.
  • V3 Starlink satellites enhance internet speed, strengthening SpaceX's market position.

What critics are saying

  • Amazon's satellite network could challenge Starlink's market share.
  • Ambitious Mars mission timelines may face delays, impacting future plans.
  • Gigabay facility's financial demands could strain SpaceX's resources if mismanaged.

What makes SpaceX unique

  • SpaceX's reusable rockets significantly reduce space travel costs, making it more accessible.
  • Starlink's satellite internet constellation offers global broadband coverage, a unique market advantage.
  • SpaceX's collaboration on microbe-based fermentation explores sustainable food production in space.

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Space Mission Explores Microbe-Based Precision Fermentation To Solve Astronaut Food Challenges

A team of researchers from Imperial College London, Cranfield University, and space technology companies Frontier Space and ATMOS Space Cargo have launched a miniature laboratory into Earth’s orbit. This lab contains genetically engineered microbes designed to produce proteins and other materials such as pharmaceuticals, fuel, and bioplastics in space.“Our technology will help mature bio-experimentation solutions for future space environments” The mission, which began on April 21, 2025, aboard Europe’s first commercial returnable spacecraft, Phoenix, via SpaceX, aims to explore the feasibility of using microbes in space for sustainable food production. The microbe specimens will be returned to Earth for analysis, with the goal of understanding how microgravity, long-term storage, and space transportation affect their ability to produce useful resources.The need for efficient food production in space has become increasingly pressing as human space exploration expands. Transporting food, water, and fuel for astronauts is costly and inefficient, with estimates suggesting that feeding a single astronaut could cost up to £20,000 per day, as cited by Imperial College. The use of engineered yeasts in space, capable of producing essential supplies through precision fermentation, is a potential solution to these logistical challenges.Dr Rodrigo Ledesma Amaro and Dr Aqeel Shamsul © Imperial College London. Bringing the future closerDr