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Azista Space Tech Stack
Satellite manufacturer building optical payloads and subsystems for Earth observation
Azista Space manufactures microsatellites and mission-critical space hardware at industrial scale—50-unit annual capacity from a 100,000 sq. ft. Hyderabad facility. The stack (SysML, STK, MATLAB, Cadence, FPGA/VHDL, PyTorch/OpenCV) reflects deep hardware design and signal-processing maturity. Current hiring is almost entirely engineering-focused (9 of 10 roles), weighted toward senior and lead levels, suggesting they're scaling manufacturing throughput and optical payload integration—not headcount broadly.
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What Azista Space Is Building
◆Challenges
- Meeting stringent space qualification
- High-volume satellite manufacturing
- Tight mass/power/data constraints
- Fast-paced newspace environments
- Ensuring compliance with space-grade standards
- Managing risk and failure analysis
- Maintaining quality across satellite manufacturing
- Meeting stringent space mission standards
- Radiation-hardened design challenges
- High-reliability space hardware
▲Active Projects
- Electro-optical payload ait
- Optical alignment methodology development
- Focal plane alignment technique development
- Cutting-edge satellite programs
- Subsystem integration (eps, rf comms, adcs) with cots/rtg hybrid architectures
- Quality processes across satellite manufacturing
- Environmental test coordination
- Thermal vacuum chamber oversight
- Assembly, integration and testing of spaceborne optical payloads for earth observation and remote sensing missions
- Develop and implement high-precision optical metrology and alignment methodologies
Hiring Activity
10 roles · 10 in 30d
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