At Anka Space, we are not just building rockets—we are shaping the future of space travel. Our mission is to develop reusable rocket technology that will make spaceflight more accessible and affordable.
We are a team of driven, hands-on individuals who thrive on challenges and believe in pushing boundaries. If you want to work in an environment where execution matters more than PowerPoints, where ideas turn into real hardware, and where you can have a direct impact on the future of spaceflight, this is the place for you.
At Anka Space, you'll gain hands-on experience working directly on hardware, design, testing, and integration—no endless paperwork, just real work that flies.
You'll be part of a fast-paced environment alongside engineers, entrepreneurs, and visionaries who are obsessed with getting things done. We value execution, giving you the opportunity to take ownership and make a direct impact from day one.
This isn't about maintaining the status quo—we are here to build the next generation of rockets and space infrastructure.
We need problem solvers, builders, and risk-takers—people who don't wait for permission to innovate.
If you thrive in fast-moving environments and want to be part of a team that's actually building hardware, you belong here.
We are seeking a highly driven Propulsion Engineer to design, develop, and integrate a pressure-fed LOX-based propellant feed system for our first reusable rocket prototype. In this role, you will be responsible for ensuring the reliable delivery of propellants into an existing rocket engine—already designed and built—and for seamlessly integrating that engine into the overall vehicle structure.
We're looking for an Avionics Engineer to spearhead the design, integration, and testing of our rocket's electronic systems. In this critical role, you'll ensure the guidance, navigation, and control systems operate flawlessly, enabling the rocket to achieve its autonomous flight goals.
(Landing, Valves, Gimbal Integration)
We are seeking Mechanical Engineers to design and integrate critical mechanical components for our first reusable rocket prototype. This role involves working on landing legs, high-pressure valves, structural reinforcements, and possibly the gimbal system for thrust vector control.
Ready to join the future of space technology? Submit your application below.