Starlink Production Associate - 2nd shift

As a Starlink Production Associate at SpaceX, you'll support the development of prototype manufacturing processes, perform mechanical and electrical assembly of user terminal components, operate and troubleshoot automated equipment, and maintain equipment schedules. Additionally, you'll package final products for delivery and collaborate with engineers on development builds.

To qualify as a Starlink Production Associate at SpaceX, you should have at least a high school diploma or equivalency certificate. Preferred experience includes two or more years in mechanical or electrical assembly, the ability to read and interpret schematics and engineering drawings, and proficiency in using Microsoft Office.

The Starlink Production Associate position at SpaceX is specifically for the 2nd shift, which typically runs from approximately 3:30 pm to 2:00 am. This role may also require flexibility for overtime and weekend work as needed.

The pay range for a Starlink Production Associate at SpaceX varies by level, starting at $22.00/hour for Level 1 and going up to $28.50/hour for Level 3 positions. Actual pay will be determined based on your experience, skills, and education.

At SpaceX, safety is the number one priority for Starlink Production Associates. You will be expected to maintain a clean and organized workspace, follow established safety protocols, and ensure that all products conform to design quality requirements throughout the assembly and testing processes.

Talk about specific projects where you've performed mechanical and electrical assembly, highlighting the components you worked with and the outcomes of those projects. Demonstrate your ability to follow assembly instructions and your comfort with using various tools and equipment.

Explain your process for adhering to safety standards and quality control measures. Give examples of how you've monitored product quality in previous roles and what steps you take to ensure safety in the workplace.

Discuss your troubleshooting process, emphasizing systematic analysis of the problem. Mention the importance of documentation and communication with your team and engineers to find an efficient solution.

Share your methods for managing time and tasks under pressure. Highlight the importance of prioritizing safety and quality while ensuring efficiency in your work flow.

Describe practices such as 5S (Sort, Set in order, Shine, Standardize, Sustain) for creating and maintaining an organized workspace. Share any digital tools or checklists you utilize to keep inventory and work areas efficient.

Share a specific situation where your idea or action led to a more efficient manufacturing process. Outline the steps you took, the results achieved, and how it benefited your team or company.

Mention your experience with reading and interpreting layout and mechanical drawings, assembly procedures, and quality documentation. This demonstrates your attention to detail and understanding of controlled processes.

Discuss techniques such as taking breaks, breaking tasks into manageable parts, and keeping clear communication with your team to handle stress effectively. Providing examples will help showcase your coping strategies.

Reflect on your passion for building and creating, or your desire to contribute to innovative projects like Starlink. Share personal experiences that have fueled your interest in manufacturing.

Be honest about your availability and flexibility. If you're open to overtime, express your understanding of its importance in a fast-paced environment like SpaceX, particularly for meeting production targets.