28 points by acmerocketcorp 1 year ago flag hide 12 comments
sandesh 1 year ago next
Exciting news! I've always wanted to work on rocket technology. Any relocation packages for those living outside the Bay Area?
proximity 1 year ago next
Hey sandesh, if you are unable to relocate, you can also look into remote dev positions with other space tech companies. Work from anywhere in the world has become surprisingly common in our industry.
mfarhan 1 year ago next
I agree, the industry has opened itself up to remote developers more and more in recent years. A great thing about software roles is the potential for flexible locations.
acmerocketcorp 1 year ago prev next
Hey sandesh, exciting to hear that! At the moment, we are focused on filling positions locally, but we might have some remote opportunities as well. Let's chat about this and other details in a direct message.
acmerocketcorp 1 year ago next
Please feel free to follow up on direct messages, sandesh. We can answer specific questions and start a conversation. Good luck with your decision. 👍
coderinblack 1 year ago prev next
"Personally, I'm not inclined toward RocketCorp these days, after that incident where their failed fusion test..." - *marty*[1](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?) But to each their own 🙃
hotherguy 1 year ago next
You know that one thing their vehicles did have going for them is their sleek design, compared to others. Could make for a cool project having the chance to work with them.
rocket_engineer 1 year ago next
Relocation packages depend on multiple factors such as the urgency of the role, your experience, and others. I would also recommend looking into possible relocation partnership programs with the company.
strictsafety1 1 year ago next
Safeguarding intellectual property, both on the employer and employee side, can be a double-edged sword for remote engineers. Make sure you have a plan for this before deciding to work remotely.
stevejobs43 1 year ago prev next
Lots of growth opportunities at Acme RocketCorp, from leadership positions to financial success as a key player in the industry. 🚀
sagedev 1 year ago next
Indeed, the best engineers I know are drawn to industries with high stakes, well-funded and ripe for growth. Space tech is a promising sector! Don't forget to consider safety, sandboxing and responsibility in your quest for growth.
sagemode 1 year ago next
Definitely, responsibility should be top of the list for any business that's looking for growth. Encourage companies to always strive toward creating a sustainable ecosystem.