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At NewOrbit Space, our mission it to engineer the lowest orbiting satellites on Earth to rapidly advance global connectivity and insight. We are currently building satellites that can breathe air and operate at an altitude of just 200 km - one-third that of conventional satellites. Thanks to our proprietary propulsion system we can compensate for the atmospheric drag at ultra low altitudes using the air as propellant. Please note that as we prepare for our maiden satellite mission, we are in a critical growth phase. Our roles will often require extended hours and are not typical 9-to-6 positions. Responsibilities <ul><li>Trajectory analysis: Provide comprehensive study and calculations for all phases of spacecraft operations in ultra-low orbits, from launch to mission execution to de-orbit. This includes orbit determination, maneuver planning, trajectory analysis, missed thrust analysis and attitude control.</li><li>Maneuver Planning: Design and verify satellite maneuvers that utilize air-breathing electric propulsion systems, including orbit raising and station keeping at ultra-low orbits, as well as investigating the density variation impact on the trajectory of the satellite.</li><li>Flight Dynamics Operations: Operate and maintain flight dynamics software and tools, ensuring accurate and reliable orbit and attitude calculations. Provide real-time operational support, including on-console activities during critical mission phases.</li></ul>Fundamental Requirements <ul><li>Educational Background: Bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering, Mathematics, Physics, or a related field. A Master's degree is preferred.</li><li>Industry Experience: 3+ years experience in satellite flight dynamics, including orbit determination, maneuver planning, and attitude control. Experience with satellite launch campaigns and operational missions is a plus.</li><li>Technical Expertise: Proficiency with flight dynamics software and tools such as GMAT, OREKIT, STK, or FreeFlyer. Strong programming skills in Python, Java, or FORTRAN, and experience with Unix/Linux OS-based systems.</li></ul>Why NewOrbit Space? <ul><li>Pioneering Space Technology - You'll contribute to launching groundbreaking technology into space. Your work on our revolutionary air-breathing ion propulsion system will redefine satellite operations in ultra-low Earth orbits.</li><li>Unmatched Ownership and Impact -You'll experience a level of ownership that's rare in the space industry. You will participate in the full lifecycle of satellite technology.</li><li>Equity and Competitive Salary - You'll receive not just a competitive salary but also company ownership stakes. Your dedication and hard work are rewarded with a share in the technology you help build, ensuring you're a part of our collective success.</li><li>Comprehensive Benefits Package -Including private health insurance with dental and optical coverage, annual healthcare check-ups etc.</li></ul>

Satellite Flight Dynamics Engineer

At NewOrbit Space, our mission it to engineer the lowest orbiting satellites on Earth to rapidly advance global connectivity and insight. We are currently building satellites that can breathe air and operate at an altitude of just 200 km - one-third that of conventional satellites. Thanks to our proprietary propulsion system we can compensate for the atmospheric drag at ultra low altitudes using the air as propellant. Please note that as we prepare for our maiden satellite mission, we are in a critical growth phase. Our roles will often require extended hours and are not typical 9-to-6 positions. Your Role You will work closely with a multidisciplinary team to ensure the accurate and reliable control of our spacecraft's orientation and trajectory, supporting the success of our pioneering air-breathing electric propulsion system. Key Responsibilities <ul><li>System Architecture and Design: Lead the development and evolution of the spacecraft AOCS architecture, including the design and integration of sensors, actuators, reaction wheels, magnetoquers and control algorithms to achieve mission requirements.</li><li>Algorithm Development: Design and implement advanced AOCS algorithms to support various pointing modes and attitude control scenarios, ensuring precise control over satellite orientation and stability.</li><li>Simulation and Modeling: Perform detailed sensor and actuator characterization, modeling, and simulation to predict system performance and optimize the design. Develop and utilize satellite simulators for system validation.</li><li>Hardware Integration: Specify, evaluate, and select AOCS components, including reaction wheels, magnetorquers, star trackers, IMUs, and sun sensors. Integrate these components into the spacecraft, ensuring seamless interaction with other subsystems.</li><li>Testing and Validation: Develop and execute hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) tests, ground-based simulations, and in-orbit commissioning to validate AOCS performance. Troubleshoot and resolve issues during the integration and testing phases.</li><li>On-Orbit Operations: Support on-orbit guidance, navigation, and control (GNC) system calibration, commissioning, and operations, including maneuver planning and fault management.</li><li>Documentation and Reporting: Produce and maintain detailed documentation for AOCS design, development, testing, and operations. Communicate technical information effectively to internal teams and stakeholders.</li></ul>Fundamental Requirements <ul><li>Educational Background: Bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related field. A Master's degree is preferred.</li><li>Industry Experience: Minimum of 2-5 years of experience in spacecraft attitude determination and control, with hands-on experience in the development, testing, and operation of AOCS systems.</li><li>Technical Expertise: Strong knowledge of AOCS components and systems, including sensors (IMUs, magnetometers, star trackers) and actuators (reaction wheels, magnetorquers). Experience with GNC systems is a significant plus.</li><li>Programming Skills: Proficiency in C/C++ for embedded systems development, with experience in Python and MATLAB for simulation and data processing. Familiarity with version control systems such as Git.</li><li>System-Level Understanding: Solid understanding of closed-loop control systems, orbital mechanics, and spacecraft dynamics. Ability to conduct detailed trade-off analyses to optimize AOCS design.</li><li>Simulation and Testing: Experience with hardware-in-the-loop testing, satellite simulation, and AOCS algorithm validation. Ability to design and execute comprehensive test plans.</li></ul>Why NewOrbit Space? <ul><li>Pioneering Space Technology - You'll contribute to launching groundbreaking technology into space. Your work on our revolutionary air-breathing ion propulsion system will redefine satellite operations in ultra-low Earth orbits.</li><li>Unmatched Ownership and Impact -You'll experience a level of ownership that's rare in the space industry. You will participate in the full lifecycle of satellite technology.</li><li>Equity and Competitive Salary - You'll receive not just a competitive salary but also company ownership stakes. Your dedication and hard work are rewarded with a share in the technology you help build, ensuring you're a part of our collective success.</li><li>Comprehensive Benefits Package -Including private health insurance with dental and optical coverage, annual healthcare check-ups etc.</li></ul>

Satellite AOCS Engineer

At NewOrbit Space, our mission it to engineer the lowest orbiting satellites on Earth to rapidly advance global connectivity and insight. We are currently building satellites that can breathe air and operate at an altitude of just 200 km - one-third that of conventional satellites. Thanks to our proprietary propulsion system we can compensate for the atmospheric drag at ultra low altitudes using the air as propellant. Please note that as we prepare for our maiden satellite mission, we are in a critical growth phase. Our roles will often require extended hours and are not typical 9-to-6 positions. Your Role You will be responsible for calculating, designing, testing, and optimizing the electric plasma propulsion system within our vacuum facilities. Key Responsibilities <ul><li>Owning the system and managing the entire testing process.</li><li>Rapidly iterate new designs, ensuring successfull delivery of the demonstration mission.</li><li>You will collaborate with our mechanical, electrical and control engineers to test new iterations of the ion propulsion system, ensuring its flawless operation.</li><li>Assembling test hardware and electronics and operating our vacuum facilities.</li><li>Performing electric propulsion tests and analysing its data.</li></ul>Fundamental Requirements <ul><li>7+ years of relevant experience in the field of electric propulsion, which could also include your PhD degree.</li><li>Strong knowledge of spacecraft Electric propulsion systems (such as RF Thrusters, Hall Effect Thrusters, Gridded Ion Propulsion, and other types) is required.</li><li>Previous practical experience in electric propulsion testing, ideally involving RF generators, high voltage power supplies and thrust balance.</li><li>Experience in working with vacuum systems (pumps, gauges and valves), power supplies, fluidic management systems (compressed gas and mass flow controllers) and data acquisition systems.</li><li>Solid understanding of plasma physics, modelling and diagnostics, ionisation processes.</li></ul>Why NewOrbit Space? <ul><li>Pioneering Space Technology - You'll contribute to launching groundbreaking technology into space. Your work on our revolutionary air-breathing ion propulsion system will redefine satellite operations in ultra-low Earth orbits.</li><li>Unmatched Ownership and Impact -You'll experience a level of ownership that's rare in the space industry. You will participate in the full lifecycle of satellite technology.</li><li>Equity and Competitive Salary - You'll receive not just a competitive salary but also company ownership stakes. Your dedication and hard work are rewarded with a share in the technology you help build, ensuring you're a part of our collective success.</li><li>Comprehensive Benefits Package -Including private health insurance with dental and optical coverage, annual healthcare check-ups etc.</li></ul>

Electric Propulsion Engineer

At NewOrbit Space, our mission it to engineer the lowest orbiting satellites on Earth to rapidly advance global connectivity and insight. We are currently building satellites that can breathe air and operate at an altitude of just 200 km - one-third that of conventional satellites. Thanks to our proprietary propulsion system we can compensate for the atmospheric drag at ultra low altitudes using the air as propellant. Please note that as we prepare for our maiden satellite mission, we are in a critical growth phase. Our roles will often require extended hours and are not typical 9-to-6 positions. Your Role You'll develop and execute testing protocols, troubleshoot integration issues, and validate system performance. You will ensure that all satellite subsystems work cohesively to meet mission objectives. Key Responsibilities <ul><li>Satellite Assembly: Work on the assembly of satellite components, ensuring all mechanical, electrical, and electronic subsystems are correctly integrated and meet design specifications.</li><li>Integration Management: Manage the integration process of various subsystems, including payloads, propulsion systems, and communication systems, ensuring they function cohesively as a single unit.</li><li>Testing and Validation: Develop and execute comprehensive testing procedures, including functional, environmental, thermal, mechanical, and vibration tests, to validate satellite performance under operational conditions.</li><li>Test Procedure Development: Create detailed test and verification plans for various development stages, including subsystem and full spacecraft verification.</li><li>Troubleshooting and Debugging: Identify, diagnose, and resolve issues that arise during the integration and testing phases, utilizing a methodical approach to ensure all systems meet the required standards.</li><li>Documentation: Maintain detailed records of the assembly, integration, and testing processes, including test plans, results, and any deviations from standard procedures. Document any lessons learned and ensure compliance with industry standards.</li><li>Quality Assurance: Implement and uphold rigorous quality assurance protocols throughout the AIT process, ensuring the satellite meets all safety and performance criteria before launch.</li><li>Spacecraft Operations Support: Support spacecraft operations, including acceptance of spacecraft hardware (platform and payload), and participate in mission/service delivery as needed.</li></ul>Fundamental Requirements <ul><li>Advanced degree ( MEng, MSc, or PhD) in Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or a related field, with a focus on satellite systems or space technology.</li><li>3+ years of hands-on experience in satellite assembly, integration, and testing within the aerospace industry, with experience in the build and test of spacecraft components and subsystems. This can include your time during your PhD.</li><li>Comprehensive understanding of satellite programs, preferably across the full project lifecycle</li><li>Proficiency in conducting a wide range of satellite tests, including thermal, vibration, mechanical, and functional tests, with experience in using environmental testing chambers, vibration tables, and MGSE/EGSE.</li><li>Familiarity with tools and software used in satellite assembly and testing, such as CAD tools for mechanical integration, electrical testing equipment, and test automation software.</li><li>Strong understanding of quality assurance principles and experience implementing QA protocols in aerospace or similarly regulated industries.</li><li>Willingness to be hands-on with the assembly and testing of satellite systems, including working in clean room environments and operating specialized testing equipment.</li></ul>Why NewOrbit Space? <ul><li>Pioneering Space Technology - You'll contribute to launching groundbreaking technology into space. Your work on our revolutionary air-breathing ion propulsion system will redefine satellite operations in ultra-low Earth orbits.</li><li>Unmatched Ownership and Impact -You'll experience a level of ownership that's rare in the space industry. You will participate in the full lifecycle of satellite technology.</li><li>Equity and Competitive Salary - You'll receive not just a competitive salary but also company ownership stakes. Your dedication and hard work are rewarded with a share in the technology you help build, ensuring you're a part of our collective success.</li><li>Comprehensive Benefits Package -Including private health insurance with dental and optical coverage, annual healthcare check-ups etc.</li></ul>

Satellite AIT Engineer

At NewOrbit Space, our mission it to engineer the lowest orbiting satellites on Earth to rapidly advance global connectivity and insight. We are currently building satellites that can breathe air and operate at an altitude of just 200 km - one-third that of conventional satellites. Thanks to our proprietary propulsion system we can compensate for the atmospheric drag at ultra low altitudes using the air as propellant. Please note that as we prepare for our maiden satellite mission, we are in a critical growth phase. Our roles will often require extended hours and are not typical 9-to-6 positions. Your Role We are seeking a Electric Propulsion Systems Engineer to steer our demonstration mission architecture from phase A studies through on-orbit operations. You will own the end-to-end systems definition, translating customer and mission objectives into verifiable system requirements, and take ownership of the verification test campaigns. You should preferably bring experience of architecting successful propulsion systems, and be capable of applying it at a significantly higher pace than that of traditional aerospace projects. Key Responsibilities <ul><li>Develop and maintain the satellite's propulsion system requirements, interface control documents (ICDs), and verification plans.</li><li>Plan and coordinate system integration &amp; test campaigns in close collaboration with other engineering teams.</li><li>Drive requirements flow-down to subsystem teams and oversee interface integration.</li><li>Perform system-level modelling, FMEAs, and risk assessments to identify and mitigate technical and schedule risks.</li><li>Lead cross-disciplinary design reviews across the system lifecycle (PDR, CDR, TRR) and ensure compliance with standards and customer expectations.</li><li>Interface with suppliers, contractors, and customers to resolve technical issues and ensure system integration on schedule.</li></ul>Fundamental Requirements <ul><li>Experience with spacecraft subsystems (preferably Electric Propulsion).</li><li>Strong understanding of all Electric Propulsion subsystems.</li><li>Demonstrated experience with space system integration &amp; test in laboratory or clean-room environments.</li></ul>Why NewOrbit Space? <ul><li>Pioneering Space Technology - You'll contribute to launching groundbreaking technology into space. Your work on our revolutionary air-breathing ion propulsion system will redefine satellite operations in ultra-low Earth orbits.</li><li>Unmatched Ownership and Impact -You'll experience a level of ownership that's rare in the space industry. You will participate in the full lifecycle of satellite technology.</li><li>Equity and Competitive Salary - You'll receive not just a competitive salary but also company ownership stakes. Your dedication and hard work are rewarded with a share in the technology you help build, ensuring you're a part of our collective success.</li><li>Comprehensive Benefits Package -Including private health insurance with dental and optical coverage, annual healthcare check-ups etc.</li></ul>

Systems Engineer | Propulsion

At NewOrbit Space, our mission it to engineer the lowest orbiting satellites on Earth to rapidly advance global connectivity and insight. We are currently building satellites that can breathe air and operate at an altitude of just 200 km - one-third that of conventional satellites. Thanks to our proprietary propulsion system we can compensate for the atmospheric drag at ultra low altitudes using the air as propellant. Please note that as we prepare for our maiden satellite mission, we are in a critical growth phase. Our roles will often require extended hours and are not typical 9-to-6 positions. Responsibilities <ul><li>RF System Design &amp; Integration: Own the end-to-end design of the satellite's RF systems, including both transmit and receive chains for telemetry, tracking, control (TT&amp;C), and payload communication links.</li><li>Link Budget Analysis: Develop and maintain detailed RF link budgets for all mission phases and orbital regimes, including low and ultra-low Earth orbits.</li><li>Antenna Selection &amp; Development: Design, simulate, or select antennas suitable for small satellite platforms, balancing performance, size, and thermal constraints.</li><li>Testing &amp; Validation: Lead testing campaigns including RF compatibility tests, over-the-air validation, and pre-flight functional verification of RF subsystems.</li><li>Cross-Functional Collaboration: Work closely with the systems, avionics, thermal, and mechanical teams to ensure RF systems are robustly integrated within the satellite architecture.</li></ul>Fundamental Requirements <ul><li>Educational Background: Advanced degree (MSc, MEng, or PhD) in Electrical Engineering, Telecommunications, Aerospace Engineering, or a related field, with a focus on RF or microwave systems.</li><li>Industry Experience: Minimum of 3 years of experience designing and implementing RF systems in a satellite or aerospace context.</li><li>Technical Expertise: <ul><li>Strong understanding of RF components (LNAs, filters, mixers, power amplifiers, etc.)</li><li>Proficiency with RF tools such as CST, HFSS, ADS, and MATLAB</li><li>Familiarity with SDR platforms and relevant communication protocols (e.g., CCSDS, S-band, X-band, UHF)</li></ul></li></ul>Why NewOrbit Space? <ul><li>Pioneering Space Technology - You'll contribute to launching groundbreaking technology into space. Your work on our revolutionary air-breathing ion propulsion system will redefine satellite operations in ultra-low Earth orbits.</li><li>Unmatched Ownership and Impact -You'll experience a level of ownership that's rare in the space industry. You will participate in the full lifecycle of satellite technology.</li><li>Equity and Competitive Salary - You'll receive not just a competitive salary but also company ownership stakes. Your dedication and hard work are rewarded with a share in the technology you help build, ensuring you're a part of our collective success.</li><li>Comprehensive Benefits Package -Including private health insurance with dental and optical coverage, annual healthcare check-ups etc.</li></ul>

Systems Engineer | Satellite RF & Communications

At NewOrbit Space, our mission it to engineer the lowest orbiting satellites on Earth to rapidly advance global connectivity and insight. We are currently building satellites that can breathe air and operate at an altitude of just 200 km - one-third that of conventional satellites. Thanks to our proprietary propulsion system we can compensate for the atmospheric drag at ultra low altitudes using the air as propellant. Please note that as we prepare for our maiden satellite mission, we are in a critical growth phase. Our roles will often require extended hours and are not typical 9-to-6 positions. Your Role We are looking for a skilled Thermal Engineer with experience in spacecraft thermal management at both the subsystem and satellite level. You'll work closely with a cross-functional team-including mechanical, propulsion, electronics, and mission planning-to ensure reliable thermal performance of our satellite throughout all mission phases: from launch to operation in orbit and end-of-life, with temperatures exceeding 200°C. You should be capable of delivering a thermal control system from scratch and taking full ownership of it, ensuring the success of our mission. Key Responsibilities <ul><li>Perform steady-state and transient thermal analysis of the spacecraft across all mission phases (TVAC testing, launch, orbit).</li><li>Model and validate heat management strategies in the harsh environment of vacuum, where conduction and radiation are dominant, using Finite Difference Lump Capacitance and Ray Tracing simulations.</li><li>Identify and manage worst-case scenarios in extreme thermal conditions (both hot and cold), accounting for on-orbit environmental factors and internal power losses.</li><li>Design and implement thermal control solutions such as multilayer insulation (MLI), radiators, heaters, thermo-optical coatings, and heat pipes.</li><li>Develop and support thermal vacuum (TVAC) test procedures, instrumentation setup, and post-test data analysis.</li><li>Be hands on in hardware testing for validation of processes, instrumentation, and materials and components chosen for in house developments</li></ul>Fundamental Requirements <ul><li>Solid understanding of thermal engineering principles in the context of spacecraft systems.</li><li>Hands-on experience with thermal simulation tools such as Systema, Thermal Desktop, ESATAN, or equivalent.</li><li>Familiarity with ECSS standards related to thermal control and analysis.</li><li>Proficiency in a programming or scripting language (Python or MATLAB) for thermal analysis, automation, or data post-processing.</li><li>Experience with environmental and lab testing (TVAC, thermal cycling, AIT process validation).</li><li>Comfortable working in a fast-paced, iterative development environment.</li><li>3+ years of experience in spacecraft thermal engineering or related fields.</li></ul>Nice-to-Haves <ul><li>Experience designing or testing spacecraft thermal systems.</li><li>Background in thermal management of PCBs or high-power electronics (especially in vacuum environments).</li><li>Exposure to multidisciplinary space system development or mission analysis.</li></ul>Why NewOrbit Space? <ul><li>Pioneering Space Technology - You'll contribute to launching groundbreaking technology into space. Your work on our revolutionary air-breathing ion propulsion system will redefine satellite operations in ultra-low Earth orbits.</li><li>Unmatched Ownership and Impact -You'll experience a level of ownership that's rare in the space industry. You will participate in the full lifecycle of satellite technology.</li><li>Equity and Competitive Salary - You'll receive not just a competitive salary but also company ownership stakes. Your dedication and hard work are rewarded with a share in the technology you help build, ensuring you're a part of our collective success.</li><li>Comprehensive Benefits Package -Including private health insurance with dental and optical coverage, annual healthcare check-ups etc.</li></ul>

Satellite Thermal Engineer

Luxaviation UK is an award-winning and trusted provider of aviation services for business leaders, celebrities, government departments, and private individuals. With a diverse fleet of business jets, Luxaviation UK is one of Europe's largest executive aircraft charter operators. The company has been named Best General Aviation Operator in the Baltic Air Charter Association's Excellence Awards six times and has received Gold Awards in the Executive Aircraft category from Buying Business Travel magazine. As part of our continued expansion, Luxaviation UK is looking for a full-time Challenger 650 Captain and First Officer for a London-based aircraft. The successful candidate will join a three-pilot team, covering operations for approximately 220 days per year. Requirements: <ul><li>UK License or EASA ATPL License</li><li>Current and rated on the Challenger 650</li><li>ICAO English Proficiency Level 4 or higher</li><li>Class 1 Medical Certificate</li><li>Minimum 100 hours on type</li><li>London based</li><li>Available to start within two months' notice</li></ul>Please note, candidates who do not meet the above requirements will not be considered.

Captain and First Officer, Challenger 650

Salary: Up to £60,000 per annum dependent upon experience Contract Type: Permanent - Full Time Security Level: BPSS Visa Restrictions: This position does not offer visa sponsorship. We are the UK's aviation and aerospace regulator and recognised as a world leader in its field. Our activities are diverse, enabling the aviation industry to meet the highest safety standards, and we pride ourselves on our ability to adapt to the constantly evolving aviation environment. Are you looking for an exciting new opportunity to influence the development of options for changes to airspace in support and delivery of airspace modernisation? The basic structure of the UK's airspace was developed over forty years ago and the CAA is looking for a highly skilled expert with an in-depth understanding of aviation and air traffic operations, to join the rapidly expanding Airspace Regulation (AR) team during this exciting time as the UK looks to enable the delivery for modernisation in line with UK Government directions and international policies. The strategy aims to create an aviation infrastructure for the future to make quicker, quieter, and cleaner journeys and more capacity for those using and affected by UK airspace. If you have the technical expertise and are excited by the idea of being involved in an opportunity like this, then the CAA wants to hear from you. The UK Government announced in January 2025 that is supported proposals to be put forward for a third runway at Heathrow. This role provides the opportunity to be at the forefront of evolving airspace change proposals in the UK within a diverse technical team making key decisions. Your expertise can play a key role in helping re-design and develop the UK's aging airspace. Given the necessary airspace change developments needed to deliver the Airspace Modernisation Strategy (AMS) this role will encompass both regulatory oversight of airspace change proposal, and the strategic development of airspace change processes necessary to deliver the AMS. The Role Assist in modernising UK airspace to create a more efficient structure which takes account of the latest development in innovation and technology, placing integration of all airspace users as a priority. You will be required to provide technical support and guidance to AR subject matter experts (SMEs) relating to changes in the AMS. You will also be required to provide advice and guidance to industry bodies as directed by Manager Airspace Regulation in particular to ACOG (Airspace Change Organisation Group) and airspace change sponsors on the application of the airspace change process. Review and scrutinise proposals from a wide range of sponsors such as Air Navigation Service Providers, the military, and general aviation, producing objective and independent assessments of the direct and consequential airspace impacts for each proposed airspace change design. Provide support to Principal Airspace Regulator (Co-ordination and delivery) in the tracking and development of work to be undertaken relating to the airspace change process in conjunction with the CAA UKADS. About You Ideally, you'll have significant experience within an Air Traffic Management environment and/or the UK aviation industry however equivalent experience and transferrable skills will be considered. An excellent understanding of UK airspace, air traffic operations, aircraft performance and developments in the aviation industry. The ability to develop strong, constructive relationships with contacts throughout the CAA and externally, thereby providing efficient and effective delivery and customer service Be highly motivated with the ability to be receptive to change and a willingness to embrace new working methods to enable delivery at pace. Good analytical, problem-solving, and decision-making capabilities. Strong interpersonal skills to deal tactfully, diplomatically, and authoritatively with people at all levels, both internally and externally. Excellent verbal and written communication skills to deliver clear, concise, and effective guidance, and unbiased conclusions. Additional Information For many appointments within the CAA, these roles require access to operationally sensitive infrastructure and/or Nationally Protected information. For these roles the post holders must undergo National Security Vetting and achieve the appropriate level of clearance. To be vetted you must have the right to work in the UK so that meaningful checks can be undertaken. If you do not meet these requirements, we may not be able to accept your application. For more information on BPSS clearance please visit - BPSS clearance The CAA values high ethical standards and personal integrity among employees. If invited for interview you will be asked to complete a declaration of interest. Relocation &amp; Property The CAA will be relocating from Aviation House (Our Gatwick Office) to new premises in a few years' time. Our move is driven by strategic, operational and environmental considerations. We will be moving to a new local home, up to a 15-mile radius of Aviation House, to minimise disruption for our valued colleagues and customers. We are now working with colleagues and visitors to understand what we need in our new office, before we start our property search. We will sell Aviation House and land, vacate the site and move to new premises, but we do not expect to move before 2028 Inclusive Recruitment We are passionate about diversity and ensuring all are included at the CAA. We are an equal opportunity employer and actively encourage applications from candidates of all backgrounds. As a member of the Disability Confident scheme, applicants who meet the minimum criteria for a role with us will be guaranteed an interview. We use fair and inclusive selection approaches to hire the best person for the job based on merit alone. If you require an adjustment for any reason, please let us know. Working With Us We are on a journey towards being increasingly adaptable, where our colleagues collaborate as part of cross-functional teams. This approach ensures we never stop learning together. It also means that you may become involved in activities that take you out of your day-to-day role, providing you with opportunities to develop and grow your career with us. We have embraced hybrid working and offer flexible working patterns, being open to having a conversation about what works for you. We know where and when we work is important in achieving a work-life balance. We offer a range of excellent benefits such as flexible working arrangements, free onsite gym at Gatwick, discounted gym membership for London, 28 days annual leave, additional 5 days leave purchase scheme, a generous pension scheme and much more! Our Values Do The Right Thing, Never Stop Learning, Build Collaborative Relationships, Respect Everyone - For more information please Click Here Closing Date: Friday 29th August 2025 Interview Date: W/C Monday 15th September 2025 We reserve the right to close this vacancy early if we receive sufficient applications for the role. Therefore, if you are interested, please submit your application as early as possible. No recruitment agencies please.

Airspace Regulator (Strategic)

Airline Operations Safety Support Lead Company: Boeing UK Training and Flight Services Limited As an Airline Operations Safety Support (AOSS) Lead, you will be part of Boeing's Global Aerospace Safety program. You will be responsible for all facets of AOSS customer engagement planning and execution. You will lead a team of aviation professionals on location to evaluate customer flight operations across the globe. This is a customer-facing position, and you will have direct interaction with customer airline leadership while on location. This position requires extensive travel (approximately 40%), mostly to international locations. If you are looking for a career that will have global impact on aerospace safety, this is the place for you! Hiring details: <ul><li>This requisition is for a locally hired position in Crawley, UK. Benefits and pay are determined at the local level and are not part of Boeing U.S. based payroll.</li><li>This is not an active flying position.</li><li>This position is hybrid. This means that the selected candidate will be required to perform some work onsite at one of the listed location options. This is at the hiring team's discretion and could potentially change in the future.</li></ul>Position Responsibilities: <ul><li>Leads evaluation teams to partner with customer airlines to examine flight operations</li><li>Observes customer operations and reviews recommendations on flight operations and procedures; provides technical information to clarify and apply Boeing flight procedures to customer operations</li><li>Participates in flight and simulator observations</li><li>Assists in development and application of company safety initiatives, strategies that are used in support of continuous accident reduction</li><li>Leads the development, reviews, validation, and standardization of flight-related materials, technical bulletins and procedures; leads coordination with others regarding changes affecting flight operations and safety</li><li>Participates in flight deck design and test to develop, validate and ensure adherence to flight crew procedures and operating techniques</li><li>Supports activities to obtain aircraft certification</li></ul>Basic Qualifications (Required Skills/Experience): <ul><li>Previous airline flight operations experience</li><li>EASA/CAA certification, or Military Equivalent. Either active or expired is acceptable</li></ul>Preferred Qualifications (Desired Skills/Experience): <ul><li>Training department experience</li><li>Safety department experience</li><li>Airline flight operations leadership</li></ul>The Boeing benefits package goes above and beyond, focusing on your physical, emotional, financial and social well-being. Here's a snapshot of what we offer: <ul><li>Competitive salary and annual incentive plans</li><li>Continuous learning - you'll develop the approach and skills to navigate whatever comes next</li><li>Success as defined by you - we'll provide the tools and flexibility, so you can make a meaningful impact, your way</li><li>Inclusive culture - you'll be embraced for who you are and empowered to use your voice to help others find theirs</li><li>Excellent Adoption and Parental leave options</li><li>23 days plus UK public holidays and a Winter Break between Christmas and New Year</li><li>Pension Plan with up to 10% employer contribution</li><li>Company paid BUPA Medical Plan</li><li>Short Term Sickness: 100% pay for the first 26 weeks</li><li>Long Term Sickness: 66.67% of annual salary from 27th week</li><li>6x annual salary life insurance</li><li>Learning Together Programme to support your on-going personal and career development</li><li>Access to Boeing's Well Being Programs, tool and incentives</li></ul>Language Requirements: Not Applicable Education: Not Applicable Relocation: Relocation assistance is not a negotiable benefit for this position. Security Clearance: This position does not require a Security Clearance. Visa Sponsorship: Employer will not sponsor applicants for employment visa status. Contingent Upon Award Program This position is not contingent upon program award Shift: Not a Shift Worker (United Kingdom)

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