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Entry-Level Space Jobs in Arizona

19 open entry-level roles at 6 space companies name a site in Arizona, most of them in Chandler and Tempe; typical pay runs $54.1k–$107k/yr. Listed straight from each employer's careers site, checked every hour.

Space companies hiring people starting out in Arizona

EmployerOpen roles hereMedian posted pay
Northrop Grumman7$59.2k/yr
Iridium5$72.5k/yr
Rocket Lab3$52k/yr
Viasat2too few figures
Boeing1too few figures
Intuitive Machines1not stated

Where the roles are

  • Chandler7
  • Tempe5
  • Gilbert4
  • Tucson3
  • Mesa1
  • Phoenix1

Kinds of work

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What people ask about entry-level space jobs in Arizona

Which space companies are hiring people starting out in Arizona?

Today, Northrop Grumman (7 roles), Iridium (5 roles), Rocket Lab (3 roles), Viasat (2 roles), Boeing (1 role), Intuitive Machines (1 role). The table above lists every employer with a role open in Arizona.

Where in Arizona are the entry-level space jobs?

Most are in Chandler (7), Tempe (5), Gilbert (4), Tucson (3), as the postings name their sites. A role that names several sites counts at each.

How much do entry-level space jobs in Arizona pay?

The roles here that state pay post a median $62.9k/yr, with typical pay from $54.1k–$107k/yr; 86.1% of Arizona's postings state their pay at all, which our research on where space jobs are compares state by state. Arizona has no law requiring a pay range in job postings, so a posting there can leave pay out (each state's law beside its postings).

Do entry-level space jobs in Arizona require US citizenship?

Of the 274 space postings in Arizona whose text we read, 83.9% are limited to US citizens or US persons and 58% name a security clearance, by our research on who can apply, which compares every state. Each posting states its own rule, often citing export control under ITAR or the EAR.

How is this list made?

We read each employer's own job board every hour. A role is listed here when it is a US role and its own location line names a place in Arizona, by the same reading as our research on where space jobs are, and its title says it is for someone starting out (an internship, an apprenticeship, a new graduate or a first-level role) by the same rule as every entry-level space job; remote roles that name no state are on the remote jobs page.