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Galaxia Technologies
El Segundo, CA
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At Galaxia Technologies, we blend deep technical expertise with agile thinking to design and deliver scalable, impactful solutions. Our team brings cutting-edge knowledge, specialized skillsets, and a future-focused mindset—empowering clients to drive innovation and tackle their most critical challenges at an enterprise scale.
At Galaxia Technologies, they lead the way for secure, mission-ready software solutions that advance the nation’s most critical objectives. Their teams combine deep technical expertise, disciplined execution, and an unwavering commitment to mission assurance—delivering systems that enable information dominance, operational continuity, and strategic decision advantage.
They operate at the crossroads of enterprise innovation and national defense, supporting customers across space, cyber, and intelligence domains.
The Opportunity
Galaxia Technologies is seeking a Chief Software Architect to shape the technical vision for a critical space enterprise software portfolio. You’ll lead architecture strategy for complex, secure, and high-scale systems, guiding cross-functional engineering teams and influencing technology direction across cloud, data, and software environments while leveraging leading best practices such as DevSecOps, Domain Driven Design (DDD), and Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) from an agile mindset.
This role requires a senior technical leader with a development mindset and a proven ability to translate mission needs into architectural strategy, bridge the gap between innovation and operational deployment, and mentor engineering teams operating in highly controlled, multi-domain environments. You’ll lead and govern software delivery across contracted development teams—setting technical direction, ensuring modern engineering practices, and driving measurable mission impact.
You architect interoperable, cloud-native systems that integrate seamlessly across enterprise and national mission partner environments.
You codify software engineering governance models that enhance delivery speed without compromising compliance or security.
You are a trusted technical authority to senior mission stakeholders, guiding technology decisions that shape national capabilities.
You grow and mentor a cadre of technical leaders skilled in delivering mission-critical capabilities under evolving operational conditions.
Your architectural principles become embedded across Galaxia’s portfolio—improving performance, assurance, and mission readiness enterprise-wide.
Success means advancing both Galaxia’s technical posture and the nation’s digital advantage through secure, scalable engineering excellence.
Why Galaxia
Galaxia Technologies delivers beyond innovation—we deliver mission capability. Our software is built to endure, secure by design, and agile by intent.
Join us to engineer solutions that ensure national security, operational continuity, and technological superiority for the missions that matter most.
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Our mission is clear: to harness deep technical expertise to lead with purpose and deliver outcomes that empower our clients to create globally impactful solutions. We are committed to building robust, scalable, user-friendly, and secure systems tailored to meet the distinct needs of each client.
Galaxia Technologies is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to providing equal employment opportunities to persons without regard to race, creed, color, religion, national origin, sex, gender identity, marital status, citizenship status, age, veteran status or disability.
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