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Surrey Satellite Technology (SSTL) jobs

Surrey Satellite Technology, known as SSTL, builds small satellites, their payloads and the ground systems that fly them, and is owned by Airbus. Its openings are in Guildford, Surrey, with composites production roles in Bordon, Hampshire.

, SpaceJobs.Now lists 16 open jobs at Surrey Satellite Technology (SSTL).

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Surrey Satellite Technology (SSTL) at a glance

Surrey Satellite Technology, known as SSTL, builds small satellites, their payloads and the ground systems that fly them, and is owned by Airbus. Its openings are in Guildford, Surrey, with composites production roles in Bordon, Hampshire.

16 roles taken from its careers site on 2026-11-07
Sites it staffs
Guildford and Bordon, United Kingdom
Part of the industry
Spacecraft & stations · Small satellites (an Airbus company)
Where its roles come from
Its public Teamtailor board (16 openings on 29 Oct 2026).
Pay in its postings
Today 0% of its open roles give a pay range.
Applying
Through Surrey Satellite Technology (SSTL)'s careers site: the Apply button on a role opens that posting there. Screening, interviews and the offer all run between you and Surrey Satellite Technology (SSTL); we are not part of it.

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Surrey Satellite Technology (SSTL)'s own sites: sstl.co.uk.

What Surrey Satellite Technology (SSTL) pays

Given posting by posting

A range on 0% of its open jobs

The board shows a pay figure only where a posting states one. That is too few ranges for a typical Surrey Satellite Technology (SSTL) figure today; the jobs below each carry whatever range their posting gives.

What Surrey Satellite Technology (SSTL) looks for

The usual bar in each discipline Surrey Satellite Technology (SSTL) 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 electrical or computer engineering degree; harness and board technicians often hold IPC certifications.

A computer science degree or equivalent experience; some programs need a US security clearance.

Often no degree: a trade school, apprenticeship or military background, plus certifications such as welding or IPC.

An engineering degree or inspection certifications (NDT levels, AS9100 experience); safety roles want EHS credentials.

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

Surrey Satellite Technology (SSTL)'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.

Questions about Surrey Satellite Technology (SSTL)

How do I apply to Surrey Satellite Technology (SSTL)?

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

What does Surrey Satellite Technology (SSTL) pay?

Only 0% of its open roles give a range today, not enough for a typical figure. The board shows a pay figure only where a posting states one. Where a Surrey Satellite Technology (SSTL) posting does give one, the role below shows it.

Which disciplines is Surrey Satellite Technology (SSTL) staffing?

Of its 16 openings, the largest groups are programs & business (4), avionics & electrical (3) and ground software & IT (2).

What does Surrey Satellite Technology (SSTL) 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 Surrey Satellite Technology (SSTL) posting.

How fresh is this list of Surrey Satellite Technology (SSTL) roles?

We read Surrey Satellite Technology (SSTL)'s public careers site every night. A role stays here as long as Surrey Satellite Technology (SSTL) keeps it up, dated with our last check.

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