LEO satellite and terrestrial connectivity infrastructure for IoT and mission-critical operations
Globalstar operates a LEO satellite constellation and terrestrial spectrum (Band 53) for global connectivity, serving consumers, enterprises, and government across 120+ countries. The tech stack—C++, Go, Python, Kubernetes, PostgreSQL, Redis, Grafana—reflects a mission-critical systems focus on real-time data, reliability, and observability. Active hiring is concentrated in engineering (15 roles), with a seniority distribution skewed toward senior and staff levels, suggesting they're scaling around complex satellite operations, ground network systems, and next-generation payload integration rather than entry-level growth.
Globalstar is a public telecom infrastructure provider operating low-earth-orbit (LEO) satellites and licensed terrestrial spectrum to deliver connectivity in remote and underserved regions. The company serves three main segments: consumer and commercial IoT (asset tracking, SPOT messengers, telematics), government and enterprise (secure data transmission, mission-critical operations), and carrier/cable ecosystem plays (Band 53 spectrum). Core operations center on satellite gateway systems, ground network architecture, payload integration, and edge-based IoT analytics. The organization operates across North America with engineering leadership focused on wireless software, network performance optimization, and system reliability under zero-tolerance uptime constraints.
C++, Go, Python, Kubernetes, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, Jenkins, GitLab, Docker, Nginx, and Grafana. Also uses Power BI for analytics, NetSuite for operations, and MATLAB for signal processing. Infrastructure spans 5G, DPDK, and packet analysis tools (Wireshark, tcpdump).
Next-generation LEO satellite and ground network systems, real-time C/C++ wireless software, satellite gateway and payload integration, process optimization for network performance, and system reliability monitoring to meet zero-downtime operational requirements.
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