Impulse Space

We've raised an additional $308M to continue expanding our team, products, and facilities as we accelerate humanity's future beyond Earth. This raise brings our combined Series D round to $808M, continuing a period of significant growth for our company.

We're scaling because our customers need more than just access to space, they need to be able to move dynamically once they're there. That's why we're building vehicles that can maneuver precisely, respond quickly, reach new destinations, and adapt on orbit.

We're excited to continue building a full spectrum of in-space mobility capabilities for the space industry.

Read the full announcement: impulsespace.com/updates/impuls…

Ad lunam Impulse! 🚀

We are proud to announce that @NASA has awarded Impulse two missions as part of its Moon Base program, an ambitious effort to establish humanity’s first permanent lunar outpost.

For decades, the Moon has been a place we’ve visited. Now, Impulse is delivering the transportation to make it a place we can call home.

Read more: impulsespace.com/updates/impuls…

The future of in-space mobility depends on more than one kind of vehicle.

Mira is our agile, flight-proven spacecraft built for precise payload hosting, deployment, and maneuvering across orbits. Helios is our high-energy kick stage, designed to rapidly transport payloads to high-energy orbits.

Behind these vehicles is our Vehicle Engineering team, responsible for the structures and mechanisms that make each design possible. As our fleet evolves, so do the opportunities to develop new hardware, solve complex problems, and help shape the next generation of spacecraft.

Take your career beyond Earth: impulsespace.com/careers

More progress on the Helios flight vehicle at our Redondo Beach HQ.

Following the laser welding of the oxidizer and fuel barrels to the common dome, the team removed the tank from the weld cell and transferred it to its integration stand for weld inspections and installation of internal components.

Another milestone in the books. Huge congratulations to the team making it happen! 👏

How do you stay connected to a spacecraft hundreds of thousands of kilometers from Earth? 📡

At Impulse, our RF and EMC org develops the radios, antennas, and supporting systems that connect our spacecraft to Earth, enabling everything from early mission telemetry to high-rate data transmission. It's work that demands close collaboration across disciplines, with engineers encouraged to explore new ideas and help shape the direction of the systems they're building.

When you're surrounded by people who have spent their careers getting spacecraft into orbit, there's no shortage of experience to learn from or new challenges to take on.

Start your RF engineering journey: impulsespace.pinpointhq.com/en/postings/cc…