Sr. Data Engineer, Hardware Reliability (Starlink Product)
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The role
As a Sr. Data Engineer, you will analyze the performance and reliability of Starlink customer hardware (dish, router, power supply, and cables) after factory release.
You will build and maintain data science infrastructure, tools, processes, and custom software to objectively assess hardware reliability.
Lead rapid, technical investigations into isolated or fleet-wide performance or reliability issues and present findings to executives.
Apply data science and statistical inference techniques to analyze data and build models that improve customer experience and drive business growth.
Build software systems that ingest, transform, store, and combine data from multiple sources.
Collaborate across engineering, production, test, inventory, quality, supply chain, and customer experience to implement practical solutions on-site in Bastrop, TX and scale with product expansions.
You will build and maintain data science infrastructure, tools, processes, and custom software to objectively assess hardware reliability.
Lead rapid, technical investigations into isolated or fleet-wide performance or reliability issues and present findings to executives.
Apply data science and statistical inference techniques to analyze data and build models that improve customer experience and drive business growth.
Build software systems that ingest, transform, store, and combine data from multiple sources.
Collaborate across engineering, production, test, inventory, quality, supply chain, and customer experience to implement practical solutions on-site in Bastrop, TX and scale with product expansions.
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