Odyssey Is Hiring!
Love space? Want to be part of a dynamic team tackling some of the most interesting challenges in modern space flight? If so, then good news: Odyssey is hiring! Check out our Careers Page to view and apply for any of our current openings and become... “Part of the Adventure!”
Odyssey Celebrates 16th Anniversary
November 11, 2019: Odyssey staff, friends, and family gathered at the Kemah Boardwalk this past Saturday to celebrate the company’s 16th anniversary. Company CEO Brian Rishikof spoke of the exciting adventures ahead for Odyssey team members. That team includes 17 [...]
Odyssey Partners with Lockheed Martin on Lunar Lander Demo
October 28, 2019: Last week, representatives of Odyssey Space Research supported a demonstration of lunar lander technology with Lockheed Martin at the 2019 International Astronautical Congress in Washington DC. The demonstration included Orion-derived software for the Artemis 1 mission and [...]
HTV-8 Successfully Reaches ISS!
September 28 2019: The Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) unmanned H-II Transfer Vehicle (HTV) successfully reached the International Space Station (ISS) this morning, its eighth such cargo mission. After a nominal launch from Tanegashima, Japan on September 24, HTV reached [...]
Odyssey Heading to UT Austin, Rice, and CU Boulder Career Fairs
September 16, 2019: Odyssey Space Research will be heading to the University of Texas at Austin, Rice University in Houston, and University of Colorado Boulder in search for talented engineers and programmers. Representatives will be at the UT Fall Technology [...]
Odyssey’s New Place in Colorado
August 2019: In August, Odyssey relocated its fledgling Colorado office to a larger space in Boulder. This office strengthens our local operations in Colorado and allows us to provide more comprehensive support to our growing list of Colorado-based aerospace customers. [...]
SpX-18 Returns Safely to Earth
August 27th, 2019: The unmanned Dragon cargo resupply vehicle successfully completed its eighteenth mission to the International Space Station (ISS) today. Odyssey engineers supported from the Johnson Space Center Mission Control Complex as SpaceX's Dragon departed ISS, starting with release [...]