Front End Engineer - Satellite Engineering Solutions

GalaxEye is building groundbreaking AI-first products that transform satellite data into actionable intelligence. We're creating the world's most advanced multi-sensor geospatial intelligence platform, fusing data from space, AI, and high performance computing. Join us as we engineer the digital backbone of this vision.We're looking for a Front End Engineer who can design, develop, and deploy interactive, robust, and scalable dashboards. You'll play a key role in connecting the intelligence platform's front end, database, and workflow layers transforming complex satellite insights into seamless user experiences.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop intuitive React-based dashboards with integrated geospatial visualization frameworks (Mapbox, Leaflet, Cesium, etc.).
• Build and maintain API integrations between the front end and the platform's core services.
• Design, test, and optimize PostgreSQL databases, ensuring scalability and security.
• Architect and implement API gateways handling user authentication, workflow orchestration, CRUD operations, and data storage access.
• Develop backend services using Python (FastAPI) and Node.js (Express) with a primary focus on Python-based microservices.
• Manage software versioning, packaging, and release notes for periodic feature roll outs.
  

Requirements

Preferred Skills & Experience

• 2+ years of experience in building applications using react/python/node/SQL
• Strong proficiency in React, JavaScript, and Python.
• Familiarity with PostgreSQL (schemas, joins, triggers, indexing).
• Knowledge of RESTful API design, OAuth/Auth0, and JWT-based authentication.
• Exposure to geospatial libraries (Mapbox GL, Leaflet, OpenLayers) is a plus.
• Comfortable with Git, Docker, and CI/CD workflows.
  

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