Fully reusable launch vehicle developer with in-house engineering software
Stoke Space builds fully reusable rockets, with the Nova launch vehicle and a reusable engine program at the center of its job posts. The stack pairs aerospace analysis tools (NX, ANSYS, Nastran, Thermal Desktop) with a modern web stack (React, GraphQL, Hasura, Rust) and compliance markers like FedRAMP and AWS GovCloud, pointing to software products such as the Boltline platform aimed at government-adjacent buyers. Hiring is heavily engineering-led at mid and senior levels.
Stoke Space is a privately held aerospace company founded in 2019 and headquartered in Kent, WA. It develops reusable launch vehicles, including the Nova rocket, along with reusable rocket engines, test stands and launch pad infrastructure. The company also builds Boltline, a software platform for structured engineering and manufacturing workflows. It employs between 201 and 500 people and hires exclusively in the United States, with engineering, manufacturing and operations as its core functions.
Stoke Space is developing the Nova launch vehicle, reusable rocket engines, the Andromeda engine test program, new test stands and launch pad infrastructure, plus its Boltline software platform.
Stoke uses NX, ANSYS, Nastran and MATLAB for engineering, and React, TypeScript, GraphQL, Hasura, PostgreSQL, Rust, Kubernetes, Terraform and Pulumi on AWS and AWS GovCloud for software.
Stoke Space is headquartered in Kent, Washington, and hires within the United States, mainly across engineering, manufacturing and operations roles.
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