.Mission Performance & Space Weather Engineer (M/F)Report directly to the Mission Technical Manager, the Mission Performance and Space Weather Engineer will be responsible for the operation of Mission Performance Tools to execute data processing with the aim of predicting, monitoring, doing a first analysis, and reporting EGNOS Mission performance.
He/She will also support activities related to understanding and mitigating the effect of space weather events on EGNOS performance.Main Responsibilities:Operate the Mission Performance tools and perform the required activities to guarantee the processing of EGNOS data and the monitoring of EGNOS performance.First identification, assessment, and notification of performance anomalies.Participation in daily Service & Performance Monitoring Board (SPMB).Preparation of routine performance reports such as the monthly public report.Preparation of ad-hoc performance reports based mainly on direct outputs of Mission performance tools.Carry out the required activities to guarantee the support of the main EGNOS operations through the monitoring of the mission performance, namely during system deployments.Make the necessary analysis using appropriate tools (mainly simulators) to assess the impact of planned and unplanned operations tasks in mission performance and report it through specified means (reports, website, etc.
).Feed the User Support Website with the required performance data and execute backup of data.Collect space weather users' requirements for the specification of the space weather impact on aerospace systems.Design EGNOS mitigation procedures (e.G., warning systems) to reduce space weather impacts on EGNOS users.Perform tests targeting space weather warning systems from the user's point of view.Trace ionospheric disturbances into macro models to feed experimental software to simulate EGNOS performance and generate EGNOS performance forecasts.Characterize space weather events in terms of measurements and parameters.Assess the traceability between EGNOS performance and space weather events and define how to include this information in the daily identification, assessment, and notification of performance anomalies.Support the Service Development Manager in the use of the SoL service in multimodal applications, and provide support to its use in any other domain as well.Participate in key supporting cells/standardization bodies (workshops, taskforces, etc.)
within the relevant organizations.Interface with key multimodal sector stakeholders.Contribute to the definition of the required EGNOS Service Provision framework in these multimodal domains.Contribute to the definition and potential negotiation/signature of EGNOS Working Agreements or similar arrangements with the required stakeholders in these domains.Support the implementation of an open and transparent service provision in aviation