
Nebex
Exchange and financial infrastructure connecting space companies with sovereign buyers
Last verified August 15, 2026 · Updated daily
What Nebex is building
Nebex is building the Nebra Exchange, a marketplace and financial-settlement layer for the space industry. The problem: selling space technology across borders is tangled in export controls, tariffs, and national-security reviews, and space founders delivering sovereign government programs face brutal revenue and cash-flow gaps because the capital-markets infrastructure that smooths this in other industries simply doesn't exist for space. For decades, the industry ran as a closed loop of big contractors and government contracts; the ISS was partly run on barter, trading hardware for crew time. Nebex connects three parties: space companies selling technology, foreign governments and sovereign space agencies buying capabilities, and investors willing to finance the deals. It takes a fee on closed transactions and handles cross-border payments and settlement, with J.P. Morgan as the banking partner. Explicitly no crypto or blockchain component. Target deal size is around $100M and up.
Why this matters
GV leading a $30M seed for a pre-launch fintech is a founder bet, and the founder justifies it: Tejpaul Bhatia was CEO of Axiom Space (the company building the first commercial space station) and brings what the release calls a $1B+ track record in commercial space deals with sovereign governments, SpaceX, and NASA. GV partner Erik Nordlander's quote: 'Tejpaul is a rare founder who actually knows how to move fast in a heavy, high-friction industry like space.' GV has form here — it got in early on infrastructure plays like Pipe and Alt before their markets matured. The timing hook is SpaceX's recent IPO, which pulled a wave of public-market money toward space and made 'space as an asset class' a live conversation. The honest risks, which TNW flagged: the platform hasn't launched, brokering deals between governments and defense-adjacent firms is legally heavy work, and the model is unproven until the first deal settles.
Open roles at Nebex
5 positions we're tracking. Roles are re-checked daily and removed when filled.
Founding Full-Stack Engineer
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Payments/Fintech Infrastructure Engineer
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Trade Compliance / Export Control Lead
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Business Development (Sovereign Programs)
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Product Manager (Marketplace)
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Hiring outlook
A $30M seed for a pre-launch company with a hard end-of-year launch deadline means they need to build the entire Nebra Exchange platform in roughly six months. That's an aggressive engineering hiring window right now. The catch: this is a deals-and-relationships business at its core, so the engineering team will likely stay lean while BD and compliance hires carry equal weight.
Working at Nebex
Founded in , Nebex is Exchange and financial infrastructure connecting space companies with sovereign buyers. They're now people. For a Infrastructure company this size, the reality is opportunity to shape your role based on the company stage.
Most openings are based out of New York.
Frequently asked questions
How many jobs does Nebex have open?
5 open roles at Nebex, last checked June 2026.
Does Nebex hire remotely?
Nebex doesn't have remote openings at the moment. All roles are in New York.
What roles is Nebex hiring for?
Nebex is hiring across Engineering, Other, Product. The most recent opening is Founding Full-Stack Engineer.
How do I apply for a job at Nebex?
Apply via the links above. For tips, read our guide on how to get hired at Nebex.
Where is Nebex based?
Nebex is headquartered in New York, US.
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