About the Role
3D Reconstruction Scientist
At Array Labs, we build advanced radar satellite constellations that generate high-resolution 3D maps of the Earth. Our mission is to provide lidar-like 3D data and imagery from space for customers in infrastructure, industrial operations, autonomy, and national security.
Our system is vertically integrated: we design radar payloads, fly clusters of satellites, and operate the processing pipeline that turns raw multi-static radar measurements into geo-referenced 3D products. The Image Formation team owns the algorithms and software that sit in the middle of this stack — system models, reconstruction methods, and the large-scale processing systems that make the data usable at production scale.
As a 3D Reconstruction Scientist on this team, you will develop and deploy algorithms that reconstruct 3D structure from distributed radar and optical sensors. You’ll work on multi-view geometry, tomography, and large-scale inverse problems, and you’ll be responsible for taking methods from prototype to production on real satellite data. The approaches you design will directly set the limits on the resolution, accuracy, and reliability of Array’s 3D products.
About the Company
Array Labs
Working at Array Labs offers the opportunity to be at the forefront of innovation in the space and defense sector. The company is involved in high-impact projects, such as partnerships with the U.S. Navy and Maxar Technologies, to advance distributed radar systems and rapidly update global 3D datasets. Employees at Array Labs contribute to building resilient, scalable satellite systems that are engineered for real-world performance and adaptability. The company’s collaborative environment and focus on cutting-edge research make it an exciting place for professionals passionate about space technology, data science, and solving complex global challenges.