Join our team and build the future of space technologyThe candidate will work on various small satellite missions within the company's Space Missions area. This area is responsible for all tasks related to the mechanical and structural design of satellites, including modeling, simulation, and analysis of components and structures using advanced design tools.
Throughout this process, the selected person will actively participate in key activities such as the detailed design of satellite mechanical subsystems, the development of optimized structures for launch and space, component integration, and the creation of 3D models and assemblies. In addition, the candidate will collaborate in the validation of the design through finite element analysis and physical testing, ensuring compliance with technical and mission requirements. He/she will also work closely with other engineering teams to ensure compatibility between the different satellite subsystems and optimize structural and thermal performance.
Additionally, the candidate will be able to offer support in areas related to mission analysis when necessary. This will include activities such as the selection of physical components for the chosen architecture, the definition of mission and technical specifications for all subsystems, and support in their acquisition. He/she will also participate in the analysis of system performance and the management of technical budgets, as well as in the management of internal and external interfaces for all mission elements.
What you will be doing?The Space Mechanical Systems Engineer will be responsible for:
Modeling, simulating and analyzing satellite components and structuresDesigning detailed satellite mechanical subsystems ensuring compliance with mission requirements.Developing optimized structures to withstand launch and space environment conditions.Creating 3D models and assemblies of satellite components.Validating the design through finite element simulations.Collaborating with engineering teams to optimize the structural and thermal performance of the satellite.Ensuring compliance with the technical and regulatory requirements of the mission.Providing multi-skilled support in the following tasks:
? Selecting physical components for the chosen architecture.
? Defining mission and technical specifications for all subsystems.
? Managing internal and external interfaces for all mission elements.What do we need in our team?Bachelor's or Master's degree in Aerospace Engineering, Mechanics or related discipline.At least 2 years of previous experience in the mechanical and structural design of satellites or in the aerospace industry (preferably in small satellite projects).Knowledge and proficiency in advanced modeling and simulation tools such as SOLIDWORKS.Fluent English (written and spoken).The following qualifications and skills will also be desirable:
Practical experience with nanosatellite missions, including assembly, integration, testing, and operations.Familiarity with space regulations and standards (ECSS, NASA, etc.).Ability to work in multidisciplinary teams and collaborate with other engineers.Good communication skills and the ability to work autonomously and effectively, whilst cooperating in a potentially international and culturally diverse team.Good analytical, organizational and reporting skills; together with a proactive attitude towards individual problem solving and an interest in technological development.Candidate qualifications and skillsWork remotely 60% of the timeFlexible start/finish times; reduced intensive working hours on Fridays and in summer Monday to Friday.Competitive compensation with ongoing reviews, flexible compensation.Wellbeing program: Health, dental, and accident insurance; free fruit and coffee, free lunch every Friday and much more!Personalized career plan development, training, and language learning support.Very committed to inclusion and diversity; we promote equal opportunities in recruitment.If you like what you read, then we might have a match. This is the culture we want to have and keep building. So, if that's also your case, let's get to know each other!
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