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SpaceX has nearly 10,000 employees as it ramps up its Starlink rollout, court documents show

SpaceX has nearly 10,000 employees as it ramps up its Starlink rollout, court documents show
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SpaceX has nearly 10,000 employees as it ramps up its Starlink rollout

Joe Burbank/Orlando Sentinel/Tribune News Service via Getty Images Court filings show SpaceX has more than 9,500 employees on its payroll. SpaceX, which Musk founded in 2002, says it is the largest satellite operator in the world. There are more than 100 vacancies advertised on its website. Elon Musk s aerospace company SpaceX is nearing a 10,000-strong workforce as it ramps up its Starlink rollout. In the US alone, SpaceX has staff at least 10 sites across five states. SpaceX, which Musk founded in 2002, is the operator of the world s largest commercial satellite constellation. Data from a huge COVID-19 study the company took part in suggests its workforce is young and overwhelmingly male.

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