Qwaltec

Qwaltec is a space mission operations company in Tempe, Arizona. It was founded in 2001. The company describes itself as a woman-owned small business. It serves both government and commercial space programs. The about page describes a team of engineers and project managers who support space systems.

The company offers ground system operations and engineering, mission readiness, systems engineering and software engineering. It also provides technical training, control center development and operations assessments. Its products include OrbitCmd and a satellite operator training course.

The site lists several past projects. Qwaltec worked with Arizona State University to build and run the LunaH-Map CubeSat ground system. It built a mission control center for the inaugural engine test of an air launch platform. It trained operators for OneWeb satellites and for NASA tracking and data relay satellites.

Other work includes continuous support for a fleet of national weather satellites. The company also supports unmanned aerial system control centers for military customers, including enhancements and operations products. For the United States Space Force, it automated satellite pass plans with a scripting language built for operators.

The company also applied mission control concepts to a healthcare operations center. The site says it used a systems engineering approach and human factors to support hospital operations. The site says the company works as a team of engineers and project managers. It describes its work as mission control expertise for space systems. The site's news and events page lists company updates.

The site says Qwaltec is always looking for people to join its team. Interested people can apply through the careers page. The company's phone number is 480-785-1234. The site has a contact form, a news and events page and links to Facebook, X, Instagram and LinkedIn. The site also says the company supports weather satellites that help first responders, agriculture and fishing.