Launch & Mission Operations
Omitron launch and mission operations jobs
7 open launch and mission operations jobs at Omitron in 3 states, typically posting $90k–$130k/yr. Open one for the full posting and the salary it states.
- 25th percentile$95,750/yr
- Median (50th)$110,000/yr
- 75th percentile$132,250/yr
- Jobs stating a salary7
The median is the middle of the distinct rates they post, and the middle half, $95,750–$132,250 a year, runs from their 25th percentile to their 75th: half of the rates fall between them. Each range counts at its midpoint, and a job posted many times at one rate counts once, so no employer's posting volume sets the figure.
All open roles
Checked 9 Nov 2026, 12:17 UTC- Junior Orbital AnalystVandenberg SFB, CA · today$90,000–$130,000/yr
- Orbital Analyst - Evergreentoday$85,000–$180,000/yr
- Spacecraft CA Operations EngineerGreenbelt, MD · today$85,000–$95,000/yr
- ATLAS - Orbital AnalystVandenberg SFB, CA · 1mo ago$120,000–$150,000/yr
- Orbital Analyst Engineering InternshipRemote · 1mo ago$28/hr
- Technical LeadAlexandria, VA · 1mo ago$128,000–$136,000/yr
- Flight Safety AnalystAlexandria, VA · 2mo ago$90,000–$113,000/yr
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Omitron salary ranges for launch and mission operations jobs
Typical stated base salary
Read from the ranges in 7 Omitron launch and mission operations jobs: the band is their middle half and the median is $110k/yr, base pay before equity or bonus. Launch & Ops salaries across employers.
What Omitron pays, by occupation
| Occupation | Open jobs | Posted yearly pay |
|---|---|---|
| Mission operations engineer | 1 | $90,000/yrtypically posts $85k–$95k |
The median of the distinct salaries each occupation's open jobs post (an hourly rate counted as 2,080 hours), before bonuses and equity; where they post ranges, the typical range is the median of their low ends and of their high ends.
Sites with these roles
Where Omitron has the largest number of launch and mission operations jobs open.
- Alexandria, VA · 2
- Vandenberg SFB, CA · 2
- Greenbelt, MD · 1
Launch and mission operations jobs at any company in these states
Questions about Omitron launch and mission operations jobs
How many launch and mission operations jobs is Omitron hiring for?
7, counted on the Omitron careers site at SpaceJobs.Now's latest read, spread over California (2), Virginia (2) and Maryland (1). The full Omitron openings list sorts every role by discipline.
What is the salary range for launch and mission operations jobs at Omitron?
7 of these Omitron postings give a range; their typical posted range is $90k–$130k/yr, and the middle half of them sits at $95.8k–$132k/yr and the median at $110k/yr. That is base salary; equity, bonus and level move the offer, and every role below carries its own range. For the same discipline elsewhere, see Launch & Ops salaries across employers.
Where are Omitron's launch and mission operations jobs?
They cluster in Alexandria, VA (2), Vandenberg SFB, CA (2) and Greenbelt, MD (1). A role posted at more than one site is counted at each of them.
What does Omitron look for in these roles?
An engineering or technical background; many operators come from the military, and shift work is common. The posting itself sets the bar (degree, years, clearance or citizenship), so read it first.
How much does Omitron pay mission and launch operations engineers?
Omitron's 1 open mission operations engineer job posts $85,000 to $95,000 a year as a typical range (the median of the low and of the high ends of its one posted range), $90,000 at the middle. At 2,080 hours a year: $40.87 to $45.67 an hour. That is the base rate as posted, before shift differentials and bonuses, and each job shows its own range. What mission and launch operations engineers are paid at every employer.
What do you need to get hired?
An engineering or technical background; many operators come from the military, and shift work is common. Each posting lists its own requirements.
How fresh is this list, and where do I apply to Omitron?
SpaceJobs.Now reads the Omitron careers site every night; a role drops off once Omitron takes it down. Open any role for the complete description. Each job has its own page with the full posting and the pay it states. Where a job network that works with us carries that same posting, Apply takes you through it to the employer's application; elsewhere it shows the jobs like it that take your application now and the recruiters who place that work. No real space employer charges a fee to be hired, so treat any request for money as a scam.