Muon Space

We are gearing up for an incredible event at SATELLITE Conference & Exhibition. Stop by to see Muon Space at booth 2847 and connect with our team! #washingtondc #satellitedc #SATShow25

On this International Women’s Day, we honor the incredible contributions of women in space technology, science, and engineering—both at Muon Space and beyond. Today, we celebrate the women who inspire us, break barriers, and lead the way in this innovative industry. #InternationalWomensDay #WomenInSTEM #WomenInAerospace

Muon Space is growing! 🚀 We're looking for talented professionals to join our team of more than 125 engineers and scientists in designing, building, and operating revolutionary LEO satellite constellations! We are hiring for the below: Senior Solutions Architect : https://lnkd.in/ee7KREkC Instrument Development Engineer : https://lnkd.in/ejKc3-7A Ground Software Engineer : https://lnkd.in/eV6M-HjF We're proud to offer our team members ample perks and benefits to support their health and happiness, such as: 💵 Competitive compensation 🍲 Catered lunch 🐶 Dog-friendly office 🏥 100% premium coverage for medical benefits (& 85% for dependents!) If you're passionate about space and empowering humanity to respond to global challenges and support a livable planet, we'd love to meet you. Join our mission: https://lnkd.in/g3zhf5e

The FireSat Protoflight is Ready for Launch! We’re thrilled to announce that FireSat, our latest satellite dedicated to wildfire detection and monitoring, is ready for launch aboard SpaceX’s Transporter-13 mission! This marks a major milestone in our mission to enhance global wildfire response and environmental monitoring from space. The full FireSat constellation will provide: 🔥 Near real-time wildfire detection and early warning 🌍 Global coverage with high-resolution thermal imaging ⚡ Rapid data transmission for first responders A huge shoutout to our incredible team and partners who made this possible. Stay tuned for updates as we approach liftoff—together, we’re building a safer, more resilient planet.

🚀Muon Space is heading to the SATELLITE Conference & Exhibition in two weeks! Join us at Booth #2847 to meet our team, and discover how the Muon Halo™ technology stack can optimize every dimension of your mission, delivering superior constellation performance while maintaining cost efficiency and faster time-to-orbit. 🛰️🌍 🗓️Want to connect at the conference? Contact us at info@muonspace.com. Our team, including Tracy Morgan, Gregory Smirin, Conor Brown, Daniel Christiano, Dwight Springthorpe, Reuben Rohrschneider, will be there.  See you at #SATShow ! ✨ #SpaceTech #NewSpace

Celebrating Women in Satellite: Meet Paridhi Desai at Muon Space Muon Space is proud to be featured in Via Satellite’s "Celebrating Women in Satellite 2025" with a spotlight on Paridhi Desai, our Director of Technical Program Management at Muon Space. Paridhi’s contributions to Muon Space’s mission exemplify innovation, perseverance, and technical expertise in the aerospace industry. Her journey is a testament to the groundbreaking work happening at Muon Space to push the boundaries of satellite technology. Read more about Paridhi’s story and the impact of women in the satellite industry: https://lnkd.in/eES-jeX9 🔗 Join us in celebrating the women driving progress in space! #WomenInSTEM #WomenInAerospace #SpaceTech #MuonSpace #SatelliteInnovation

Our team is growing! 🚀📈🎉 Join us in giving a warm welcome to some of our newest team members: Hudson Widman, Tamer Elsawaf, Tom Johnson, Caleb Spradlin, Brandon Frazer, Gabriel Rizzo, Cagri Aydemir, Derrick Wang, and Stephanie Maddock. We’re thrilled to have this talented group onboard as we continue our mission of revolutionizing how satellite constellations are built, designed, and operated. Their expertise and passion will help drive innovation and push the boundaries of what’s possible in space. 🛰️ Want to be part of the journey? If you're passionate about space and want to help empower humanity to tackle global challenges, explore opportunities and apply today: muonspace.com/careers 🌍✨

Great partnerships are built on shared vision, hard work, and moments like these. It was an honor to host the Hydrosat team at our offices, test facilities, and production sites last week. Seeing VanZyl-2 in its final stages before launch was a special moment—not just for your team, but for all of us who have had the privilege of working alongside you. Hydrosat’s mission to democratize geospatial data and empower farmers worldwide is inspiring, and we’re proud to support it. The countdown to launch is on—let’s make it happen! 🚀🛰️

Meet MuOS: The Muon Halo™ platform software layer that seamlessly connects space, ground, and cloud. 🛰🌎 A critical component of our revolutionary integrated tech stack, Muon Halo™, MuOS acts as a versatile middleware, connecting space, ground, and cloud components through a unified software layer. ✅IP-based Software-Defined Network for seamless data flow from constellation to cloud, through any ground station network ✅Eliminates the traditional integration friction points for a seamless hand-off from launch to commercial operations ✅Cloud-scale technology deployed to space ✅Ensures high availability and peak product throughput from day one Learn more about MuOS & how it can help optimize your mission: https://lnkd.in/egKbMkEe #Engineering #SatelliteTechnology #SpaceTech #MuonHalo

In this Quartz article, reporter William G. discusses the #FireSat program with our Executive Director Brian Collins and scientist Cathy Olkin from our technical partner Muon Space. 💬 "FireSat is projected to be capable of quickly detecting fires as small as a five-by-five meter classroom once fully operational. 'Other systems are not designed for fire. They can detect a fire, but it’s usually really big when you detect it,' Collins said. 'We want to pick up a small, low-intensity fire, even if that means we’re going to detect burn piles because we need to know the intensity.'" 💬 Read the full article 🔻