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Space Jobs for Supply Chain Professionals

, SpaceJobs.Now lists 553 open roles for supply chain professionals on , including Hubble Network, Cowboy Space and Amazon Leo; typical pay across them is $83.8k to $201k a year (median $117k), topped by $350k a year advertised at Amazon Leo.

See 293 roles for supply chain professionals
$83.8k–$201k/yrtypical paylive median $117k/yrup to $350k/yr at Amazon Leo

Measured from 307 distinct posted rates, across 46 employers, each as a year's pay (an hourly rate × 2,080 hours). 246 of the 553 listings open here post no pay at all.

Space companies hire supply chain professionals to buy, plan and move the thousands of parts and materials a rocket or satellite is built from. Each listing here is re-verified on the employer's own job board once an hour.

Live roles for supply chain professionals

Updated 30 Oct 2026, 11:02 UTC

Showing the 293 roles that name years of experience, every country. See every role

Procurement and buying

137 open

Buy parts, materials and services and manage the suppliers that make them.

Show 127 more procurement roles

Planning and inventory

75 open

Plan materials and production and keep inventory where the factory needs it.

Show 65 more planning roles

Logistics, shipping and warehouse

29 open

Move hardware between suppliers, factories, test sites and launch sites, and run the warehouses.

Show 19 more logistics roles

Supply chain professionals

46 open

Supply chain roles across space companies.

Show 36 more supply chain roles

Before you apply

Space hardware is built, tested and flown in person, so many roles name a factory, a test site, a launch site or a control room, and each listing states its location. US roles that touch export-controlled technology (ITAR or EAR) can ask that you be a U.S. person, and some ask for a security clearance. A real employer never charges you to apply, never interviews you only by chat app and never asks you to buy equipment.

Pay by specialty

Every specialty gets its typical band from its own open roles, computed by the same method as the rest of the site (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). A specialty is listed once three or more distinct rates have been posted.

SpecialtyOpen rolesTypical payHighest rate
Trade compliance12$124k–$243k/yr$255k/yr
Procurement and buying239$104k–$204k/yr$350k/yr
Planning and inventory137$73k–$174k/yr$236k/yr
Logistics, shipping and warehouse64$60k–$199k/yr$240k/yr
Supply chain professionals101$72.3k–$210k/yr$260k/yr

What the roles ask for

Drawn from the requirement lines of 344 out of 553 open roles for supply chain professionals, the same lines each role's pop-up quotes from its posting. Each role is counted once, at the lowest degree it will accept.

0

Ask for a PhD

2

Ask for a master's

232

Ask for at least a bachelor's

110

Name no degree

  • Name years of experience293
  • Name u.S. person status (ITAR or EAR)41
  • Set a residency or work-authorization condition41
  • Ask for a certification22
  • Require programming (Python, C++, MATLAB and similar)8
  • Ask for a professional license5

Where a posting states years of experience, the median ask is 5 years.

Who hires supply chain professionals in the space industry

EmployerOpen rolesPay stated
Hubble Network logoHubble Network1$128k–$165k/yr
Cowboy Space logoCowboy Space1$130k–$200k/yr
Amazon Leo logoAmazon Leo31$62.6k–$350k/yr
Astrolab logoAstrolab1$105k–$136k/yr
True Anomaly logoTrue Anomaly8$55k–$165k/yr
Turion Space logoTurion Space1$140k–$240k/yr
E-Space logoE-Space4$100k–$200k/yr
LeoLabs logoLeoLabs4$83k–$175k/yr
Inversion Space logoInversion Space1$80k–$125k/yr
Kymeta logoKymeta1$72k/yr
K2 Space logoK2 Space10$62.4k–$165k/yr
Xona Space Systems logoXona Space Systems5$62.4k–$145k/yr
Quindar logoQuindar1$120k–$150k/yr
Varda Space Industries logoVarda Space Industries6$92.8k–$179k/yr
BAE Systems Space & Mission Systems logoBAE Systems Space & Mission Systems1$150k–$254k/yr
Loft Orbital logoLoft Orbital2Not stated
Apex logoApex3$58.2k–$205k/yr
NASA logoNASA1$61.7k–$197k/yr
Viasat logoViasat2$40k–$124k/yr
Impulse Space logoImpulse Space4$54.1k–$155k/yr
Planet logoPlanet5$71.3k–$170k/yr
Gravitics logoGravitics1$70k–$95k/yr
Vast logoVast7$60.3k–$175k/yr
CesiumAstro logoCesiumAstro11$12.1k–$143k/yr
Voyager Technologies logoVoyager Technologies10$45.8k–$230k/yr
Blue Origin logoBlue Origin52$59.2k–$204k/yr
Relativity Space logoRelativity Space18$39.9k–$293k/yr
Northwood Space logoNorthwood Space6$56.2k–$164k/yr
GITAI logoGITAI1$125k–$165k/yr
Firefly Aerospace logoFirefly Aerospace4Not stated
ICEYE logoICEYE9Not stated
The Aerospace Corporation logoThe Aerospace Corporation7Not stated
OHB logoOHB7Not stated
The Exploration Company logoThe Exploration Company7Not stated
Axiom Space logoAxiom Space6Not stated
Isar Aerospace logoIsar Aerospace5Not stated
Eutelsat logoEutelsat4Not stated
Airbus Defence and Space logoAirbus Defence and Space2Not stated
Constellr logoConstellr2Not stated
Elveo Mobile logoElveo Mobile2Not stated
Exolaunch logoExolaunch2Not stated
HyImpulse logoHyImpulse2Not stated
Open Cosmos logoOpen Cosmos2Not stated
Rocket Factory Augsburg logoRocket Factory Augsburg2Not stated
Star Catcher logoStar Catcher2Not stated
ClearSpace logoClearSpace1Not stated
Dawn Aerospace logoDawn Aerospace1Not stated
Exotrail logoExotrail1Not stated
Foundational logoFoundational1Not stated
Kepler Communications logoKepler Communications1Not stated
Redwire Space Europe logoRedwire Space Europe1Not stated
Sidus Space logoSidus Space1Not stated
Telesat logoTelesat1Not stated
Venus Aerospace logoVenus Aerospace1Not stated
Intuitive Machines logoIntuitive Machines2$63k–$105k/yr
Sierra Space logoSierra Space17$43.1k–$236k/yr
SES logoSES1Not stated
Starfish Space logoStarfish Space1$225k/yr
L3Harris logoL3Harris1Not stated
Katalyst Space Technologies logoKatalyst Space Technologies1$105k–$135k/yr
ispace logoispace2$58.2k–$200k/yr
SpaceX logoSpaceX180$41.6k–$265k/yr
AST SpaceMobile logoAST SpaceMobile8Not stated
Northrop Grumman logoNorthrop Grumman9$47.2k–$263k/yr
Boeing logoBoeing7$54.4k–$127k/yr
Terran Orbital logoTerran Orbital2$70k–$120k/yr
United Launch Alliance logoUnited Launch Alliance5$48k–$162k/yr
Rocket Lab logoRocket Lab22$45.8k–$172k/yr
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory logoNASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory3$43.7k–$130k/yr
Lockheed Martin logoLockheed Martin4$49.5k–$186k/yr
CACI logoCACI1$99.3k–$209k/yr
Virgin Galactic logoVirgin Galactic2$122k–$202k/yr
Ursa Major logoUrsa Major8$63.3k–$234k/yr
US Space Force logoUS Space Force1$107k–$164k/yr
Astranis logoAstranis3$60.3k–$165k/yr

Sorted by the expected value of an application (acceptance odds times posted pay). A referral agreement, if an employer has one, can raise it in this order but never changes the salary it offers.

How each employer checks you

For every employer currently hiring supply chain professionals: its process as its own hiring guide describes it, each line with its source. The complete steps sit on that employer's page. Sorted by the expected value of an application (acceptance odds times posted pay). A referral agreement, if an employer has one, can raise it in this order but never changes the salary it offers.

NASA logoNASA1 open
Assessment
The USA Hire assessment and NASA's interviews. How to apply
Interview
Interview
US Space Force logoUS Space Force1 open
Assessment
The qualification review and interview. How to apply
Interview
Interview
Credentials
Add the documents the announcement asks for, such as academic transcripts or military documents like your DD-214. Source

Where these roles are posted

The US states with the most open roles for supply chain professionals, and the roles posted for a single country. A place name leads to its own page, and a country's count lists the matching roles.

In the US, by state

Space industry jobs by US state

The public record, in every industry: 255,100 logisticians work in the US (2025), projected to grow 18% by 2035, at a median $82.3k/yr (BLS, May 2025). Open space roles for supply chain professionals post a median $110k/yr, 33.6% above it (pay research). Each state's page gives its own.

What our research measures about supply chain work

Read from the open postings on 2026-10-29 by our space industry research, rebuilt every day. Every figure opens the row of the report it comes from.

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Frequently asked questions

How much do supply chain professionals earn in the space industry?

Going by the 307 distinct salaries currently posted for roles for supply chain professionals (each put on a full-time year), the typical range is $83.8k–$201k/yr and the median is $117k/yr. The top posted figure is $350k/yr, at Amazon Leo. 246 of the 553 open roles for supply chain professionals state no pay, so check each listing.

What do supply chain roles ask for?

Usually a degree in supply chain, business or engineering, or equivalent experience in procurement or logistics, and some ask for a certification such as APICS. Every posting spells out its exact requirements and work site, so read each one. Of the 344 open roles for supply chain professionals whose requirements we read, 2 a master's, 232 at least a bachelor's and 110 name no degree.

What does a supply chain professional do at a space company?

A supply chain professional at a space company keeps the factory supplied: buying parts and materials, managing suppliers, planning what is needed and when, moving hardware between sites and keeping controlled items within export rules.

How do space companies hire supply chain professionals?

Each employer runs its own hiring, and each listing says what it asks for: the degree or the hands-on experience, the location, and for export-controlled work in the US, often U.S. person status. Of the employers hiring supply chain professionals now, US Space Force says it checks credentials such as degrees. The section on how each employer checks you quotes each guide with its source.

Are these jobs real?

Every role here is read from a space employer's own careers page or job board (Hubble Network, Cowboy Space, Amazon Leo and Astrolab among them), and each employer's page here covers who they are and how they hire. A real employer never charges you to apply, never asks you to buy equipment and never interviews you only by chat app.

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