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Kymeta builds flat-panel, electronically steered satellite antennas and terminals that connect vehicles, ships and remote sites to satellite networks in low Earth and geostationary orbit, for defense and commercial users. Its openings are in Redmond and Woodinville, Washington.

, SpaceJobs.Now lists 9 open jobs at Kymeta; their typical pay runs $165k to $214k a year, with a median of $170k.

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Kymeta at a glance

Kymeta builds flat-panel, electronically steered satellite antennas and terminals that connect vehicles, ships and remote sites to satellite networks in low Earth and geostationary orbit, for defense and commercial users. Its openings are in Redmond and Woodinville, Washington.

9 roles taken from its careers site on 2026-11-07
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Space data & services · Flat-panel satellite terminals
Where its roles come from
Its public Jobvite career page (9 openings on 29 Oct 2026), each posting read in full.
Pay in its postings
Today 100% of its open roles give a pay range.
Applying
Through Kymeta's careers site: the Apply button on a role opens that posting there. Screening, interviews and the offer all run between you and Kymeta; we are not part of it.

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Kymeta's own sites: kymetacorp.com · jobs.jobvite.com/kymetacorp.

What Kymeta pays

Read from the ranges on its open jobs · 2026-11-07
$165k–$214k/yrMiddle half, today

The median is $170k/yr over the 9 open jobs with a posted range, and single figures go from $72k/yr up to $230k/yr. Interns, technicians and senior engineers all sit in that figure; the table below separates the disciplines.

Measured from 9 distinct posted rates, at this employer, each as a year's pay (an hourly rate × 2,080 hours).

The top-paying Kymeta jobs open now

Every 9, highest pay first

The middle half is the 25th percentile of what roles pay (the middle of each posted range, as a year's pay: an hourly rate counts at 2,080 hours, 40 a week for 52 weeks) to the 90th-percentile posted top, measured the same way for every list on the site. A posting's range is base salary only: stock, sign-on money and bonuses are extra where a company offers them. The methodology explains how each pay figure is measured and graded.

What Kymeta looks for

The usual bar in each discipline Kymeta is staffing right now. A posting can ask for more or less (a clearance, a degree, years on hardware), so check the role itself before applying.

A business, finance, law or engineering degree; program managers often hold a PMP or an engineering background.

An engineering degree; test technicians often come from the military or a technical program.

A computer science, aerospace or electrical engineering degree; C/C++ for flight code, control theory for GNC.

An engineering or technical background; many operators come from the military, and shift work is common.

A mechanical or aerospace engineering degree; CAD (NX, CATIA, SolidWorks) and FEA analysis for most roles.

An electrical engineering degree with RF or signal-processing work; payload roles often want physics or optics.

Kymeta's disciplines

Each discipline page covers the work itself, the usual entry bar and the pay posted for it across the industry.

For the wider picture, open the pay tables for every discipline or the space employers that pay the most.

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Questions about Kymeta

How do I apply to Kymeta?

Choose a role below and use its Apply button, which opens that posting on Kymeta's careers site; the application goes straight to Kymeta. Screening, interviews and any offer happen between you and the company, without us.

What does Kymeta pay?

Across the 9 open Kymeta jobs that give a pay range, the middle of the market is $165k–$214k/yr and the median $170k/yr. The lowest posted figure is $72k/yr and the highest $230k/yr. These are base salary ranges as the postings give them; equity, bonuses and relocation help come on top where offered.

Which disciplines is Kymeta staffing?

Of its 9 openings, the largest groups are programs & business (2), systems, integration & test (2) and flight software & GNC (1).

What does Kymeta ask for in program management and business jobs in space?

A business, finance, law or engineering degree; program managers often hold a PMP or an engineering background. The exact bar is in each Kymeta posting.

How fresh is this list of Kymeta roles?

We read Kymeta's public careers site every night. A role stays here as long as Kymeta keeps it up, dated with our last check.

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