Gravitate: the Career Network for the Space Tech Economy

Exclusive access to peers, mentors, jobs, and news
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Are you interested in developing a career at the intersection of space and tech? 
Gravitate can provide you with the best career development tools. Form mutually beneficial partnerships, be ahead of industry developments, and have frequent access to peers, mentors, and experts.

How it works

What happens when you join Gravitate?

Gravitate provides career and job network matching to like-minded professionals, peers and mentors based on shared interests like spacetech. You then have the opportunity to network with people in the space industry by scheduling a call to discuss the topic of your match. Gravitate could become one of your most valuable online career resources.

Other benefits include access to important industry content and spacetech events, such as:
Membership to Gravitate includes the Space Talent newsletter that provides:
A monthly ‘Office Hours’ series with the Space Capital team
Key job opportunities & networking across the ecosystem
Exclusive webinars and other online events
Interviews with inspiring industry leaders
Twitter Spaces on key industry topics
The latest news and resources from across the sector
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What people
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“This was a great match because we are both interested in the intersection of space and materials science, which can be a bit niche. It was also nice that we had pretty different backgrounds other than the materials focus since we could learn about the other’s experiences and see how different workplaces and academic paths compare.”
Nina Arcot
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY
“This was a great match because we are both interested in the intersection of space and materials science, which can be a bit niche. It was also nice that we had pretty different backgrounds other than the materials focus since we could learn about the other’s experiences and see how different workplaces and academic paths compare.”
Nina Arcot
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY
“This was a great match because we are both interested in the intersection of space and materials science, which can be a bit niche. It was also nice that we had pretty different backgrounds other than the materials focus since we could learn about the other’s experiences and see how different workplaces and academic paths compare.”
Nina Arcot
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY
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Why a career enabled by space?

Companies are leveraging space-based technology to create innovative business models and unlock new markets. The increase in job opportunities is related to this continuing growth.

The future of entrepreneurial space is the future of innovation here on the ground. This economy is dependent on finding talent from a range of industries who will apply their unique skills to utilize new technology and solve complex challenges. Space Talent facilitates these employment connections, alongside internship listings, startup funding, and industry resources.

“This was a great match because we are both interested in the intersection of space and materials science, which can be a bit niche. It was also nice that we had pretty different backgrounds other than the materials focus since we could learn about the other’s experiences and see how different workplaces and academic paths compare.”
Nina Arcot
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY
“We both are founders of a space startup company. It is extremely valuable for me to connect with other founders to expand my network.”
Prabeth Peiris
OrbitalScan
“It's good to be able to use the Space community to connect with professionals with similar interests.”
Chris Andrews
Rendered
“I met a like-minded peer in my industry with very different experiences. It was incredibly helpful to learn about what my role is like at other firms that I was not familiar with.”
Evan Burger,
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
“Connected with someone with a similar journey and background. It was easy to get a conversation going and we had a lot in common. We already had a follow-up convo in two weeks to expand the connection."
Jimmy Lin
ROADSYNC