Director of Product - Platform, Payload & Services

At Kepler Communications , we're not just imagining the future of on-demand space connectivity - we're leading it! Our mission is to provide real-time on-orbit connectivity for critical missions, enabling a new era of data-driven intelligence and innovation. With 33 satellites launched to date, Kepler operates the first commercial optical data relay constellation, enabling real-time, continuous space communications while supporting advanced on-orbit compute and hosted payload capabilities. Industry-leading technology is only part of the story. What sets Kepler apart is our team: bold thinkers, skilled builders, and passionate problem-solvers who thrive on pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in space. We believe great ideas come from diverse perspectives, and we’re committed to creating an environment where you can grow, lead, and make a global impact. If you’re ready to reach higher, move faster, and do work that shapes the future space economy - this is your launchpad. Come build the future with Kepler ! What We Offer: - Competitive compensation designed to recognize and reward your contributions. - Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance —including dependents. - 401(k) and an annual Wellness Allowance. - Unlimited vacation, supportive parental leave policy, and company-wide holiday shutdown. - Semi-annual company-wide parties and regular (virtual and team events. - Relocation packages available for approved roles. - $1,500 annual professional development fund to support your growth. - Town Halls, Celebration Calls and Frequent company-wide events to stay connected and engaged. - We’re a certified Great Place to Work ®, five years in a row at our Canadian Headquarters. As we scale globally, we are expanding our product leadership team to strengthen our presence across Europe and accelerate the development of our growing portfolio. We are seeking a Director of Product - Platform, Payload & Services to lead strategy, roadmap development, and executio