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Provide expert advice, training, and guidance concerning U.S. federal requirements related to export controls, marine operations and safety, hazardous materials, and similar legal requirements in certain foreign jurisdictions.
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You will collaborate with SpaceX engineers and the Legal and Market Access teams to develop country-specific solutions, manage the entire software lifecycle, and ensure alignment on Lawful Intercept projects.
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Telecommunication is a heavily regulated business and this position will advise SpaceX on legal and policy advocacy to ensure these regulations enable and protect the provision of this ground-breaking service.
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Work collaboratively with other teams, including individuals in information security, physical security, information technology, human resources, legal, software, and others. As a Sr. Security Software Engineer, you will focus on the "behind the scenes" technologies that ensure our networks and systems are up to industry and SpaceX standards.
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Collaborate with internal partners in Human Resources (HR), Payroll, Finance, Marketing, Legal, etc. Today SpaceX is actively developing the technologies to make this possible, with the ultimate goal of enabling human life on Mars.
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Work directly with cross-functional teams, including site/network/reliability engineering, legal, billing and payments, finance, shipping and logistics, policy, and design teams to unblock import, activation, and operation of ground infrastructure in your region.
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This role will require working across multiple internal teams, such as logistics, market access, legal, global trade and compliance, enterprise account management, government affairs, and engineering.
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