Elon Musk's friend and a top SpaceX engineer has left

Elon Musk's friend and a top SpaceX engineer has left the company to join a fast-growing rival rocket startup

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Published 20 May 2020

· Relativity Space, founded in 2015, has hired away Zach Dunn: a 13-year employee of SpaceX, a senior engineer, and a former vice president.
· Elon Musk, the founder of SpaceX, praised Dunn, called him a friend, and wished him luck on Twitter.
· Dunn will stand up a new factory development division for Relativity Space,...

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Elon Musk's friend and a top SpaceX engineer has left the company to join a fast-growing rival rocket startup

Elon Musk's friend and a top SpaceX engineer has left the company to join a fast-growing rival rocket startup

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