Would you like to be able to continue developing in technological areas and become a benchmark in RF navigation payloads and signal processing in the area of Flight Segment and Robotics?
Our projects are state-of-the-art and innovative, and we provide best-in-class solutions for on-board RF solutions and products, including on-board GNSS receivers for space applications, active payloads for navigation signal generation, and positioning solutions, on-board navigation and synchronization.
Based on software-defined radio (SDR) technologies, for different orbital regimes (launchers, low Earth orbit (LEO) and higher orbits), including LEO constellations and future Moonlight Lunar Communications and Navigation Services (LCNS) satellites, and also Inter Satellite Links (ISL).
The GNSS Section on board has a presence in different countries: Spain, Poland and the United Kingdom. We participate in the complete development of products, including both software and hardware development, collaborating with different partners and other FSR divisions, such as avionics and space equipment, robotics, mission analysis and on-board SW.
As Technical Lead of RF Navigation Payloads and On-Board Signal Processing, your duties will be as follows: Contribution to the definition and implementation of all aspects of RF payload development.
Systems engineering, identification of payload elements.
Definition of requirements, architecture and design.
Deployment, validation, testing, and performance.
Technical coordination to analyze and propose technical solutions contributing to the design of the product.
Contribution to the definition of the company's strategy in front of the customer.
Production and review of technical documentation required for RF activities in FSR.
Participation in client meetings and reviews.
WHAT DO WE NEED IN OUR TEAM? We need to expand our team from any GMV work center, with a Technical Leader who will contribute his or her experience to projects related to RF payloads, on-board GNSS receivers and RF signal generators for space mission applications!
You will be part of the team working on different projects and technologies, transversal to different countries, associated with payloads and on-board RF sensors, in the context of different ESA activities and other commercial activities, within the Flight and Robotics (FSR) Guided, Navigation and Control (GNC) Segment.
We are looking for a technical profile with: Master's Degree in Telecommunications, Microwave or RF Electronics Engineering.
At least 5 years of experience in designing Radio Frequency payload architectures and technologies and knowledge of:
Design, implementation, integration and validation of systems / subsystems.
Radio Signals and Digital Signal Processing.
Radio technologies and equipment (low and high power amplifiers, filters, frequency converters).
Software development in C and Matlab / Simulink.
Decision-making capacity.
Dialogue with national and international clients and partners.
Leadership and negotiation skills.
As it is an international team and environment, a fluent level of English and availability to travel on a one-off basis is required.
We will also value your experience in: Antennas, Breadboarding and Model-Philosophical Approach, Signal Coding and Modulation Technologies and Techniques.
Experience in Software / Hardware Development, Embedded SW, Real-Time Software Environments, Software-Defined Radio Platforms, Galileo Signal Knowledge, GNSS.
WHAT DO WE OFFER? Hybrid working model and 8 weeks per year of teleworking outside your usual geographical area.
Flexible start and finish times, and intensive working hours Fridays and in summer.
Personalized career plan development, training and language learning support.
National and international mobility. Do you come from another country? We can offer you a relocation package.
Competitive compensation with ongoing reviews, flexible compensation and discount on brands.
Wellbeing program: Health, dental and accident insurance; free fruit and coffee, physical, mental and financial health training, and much more!
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