Satellite constellation for in-space data relay and communications
Kepler operates a vertically integrated satellite business with in-house manufacturing, building a hybrid optical constellation for space-to-space data relay. The tech stack reveals a hardware-software hybrid org: embedded systems (FreeRTOS, PetaLinux, FPGA, C++) sit alongside cloud infrastructure (Azure, AWS, Kubernetes), while NASTRAN and Simcenter signal active spacecraft design. Engineering dominates hiring (25 of 34 roles), with 14 senior+ positions posted in 30 days—a cadence consistent with scaling production and next-generation spacecraft development.
Notable leadership hires: Product Director
Kepler Communications designs and deploys optical satellites positioned as in-space Internet exchange points, relaying data between missions in low Earth orbit and beyond. Headquartered in Toronto with in-house manufacturing and engineering capability, the company operates as a fully integrated satellite operator and provider. Current focus spans next-generation spacecraft development, system performance and reliability hardening, and commercial ISR product offerings. The org is actively hiring across North America (Canada, US, Bulgaria, Germany) with pronounced depth in senior engineering and leadership roles.
A constellation of optical satellites designed to relay data between space missions in LEO and beyond, functioning as Internet exchange points for space-to-space communications.
Embedded systems (FreeRTOS, FPGA, C++, PetaLinux), cloud platforms (Azure, AWS, Kubernetes), CI/CD (GitLab, Jenkins), and aerospace CAD/simulation (NASTRAN, Simcenter).
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